Mental health professionals, educators, social workers, caregivers, healthcare providers, and individuals seeking to understand and support those who self-harm.

• An overview of the latest research on the extent of self-harm among people and the groups at the highest risk.
• An understanding of why people self-harm and key steps to help people reduce their harming.
• An understanding of physical, emotional and psychological indicators of self-harm.
• How to respond to self-harm disclosure. Alternative coping strategies for individuals who self-harm.

This Specialised care course is delivered on-line through e-Learning. Learners of Working with people with self-harm course will receive instant access to our interactive Learning Management System, that offers 24/7 access to the course.

The online care course needs a minimum of one hour to complete. This can be a guide to the educational hours needed and it depends on how quickly an individual understands the course. The training is online it may be displayed over multiple sessions or done in one session.

Care Certificate - Standard 3: Duty Of Care online assessment is taken on completion of the training material.You will need to complete a multiple choice answer exam with a pass mark of 80%.The answers are marked automatically so you will  know whether you have passed. If you don't pass don't worry! You can take the test ten (10) times. Although you need to purchase the same course again when you used all ten (10) attempts

Our online social care courses are accredited by the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and are nationally recognised. Once you have completed your assessment, you will be awarded an accredited certificate in PDF format, which is immediately available. Hard copies of the certificate are available for an additional fee. All evidence of learning and certification will remain in our system for reference.