Self-Harm Awareness and Prevention (Teachers, Faculty and Staff)

Self-harm is a major concern that affects many teens and adolescents. It’s a behavior often established in adolescence, but it may or may not be carried into adulthood. This course provides faculty and staff members with an overview of self-harm among students as well as strategies to respond to and mitigate the effects of self-harm. Topics include: the scope of self-harm, types of self-harm and risk factors, your role in mitigating self-harm, and self-care.

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Course Details

Learning Objectives

Full Course

This course is for all K12 teachers and staff and higher ed faculty and staff.

Duration: 31 minutes

Language: EN

Natalie Asayag, MSW, LCSW

Author

Natalie is the Founder of Renew Wellness & Psychotherapy, LLC, a progressive boutique therapy practice. She is a licensed clinical social worker and strong promoter of self-compassion and body kindness. Through her work she has presented for the National Association of Social Workers and the International Association of Eating Disorder Professionals (IAEDP) on the topics of mindfulness, trauma and the eating disorder population. Natalie also lends her expertise as a consultant in the mental wellness industry.

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