Introduction

• Types of self-harm.
• Signs of self-harm.
• Common reasons for self-harming.
• The difference between suicide attempts and self-harm.

Intervention

• Empowering conversations about self-harm.
• Progress as viewed through stages of change
• Collaborating alternatives to self-harm
• How to respond to relapses 

Ethical considerations

• Confidentiality 
• Autonomy
• Harm-reduction
• Trauma-informed care