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Lunchtime Learning - Suicide Awareness - Ask...Tell for Young People
Created: 06/02/2023
When: 12:00 1:30pm, Tuesday 23 May 2023
Where: Microsoft Teams Call, Online, Anywhere, N/A
This event is being organised by Fife Voluntary Action
This particular event is free to attend, so no payment is required.
FVA lunchtime learning sessions are aimed at raising the skills and capacities of local service providers interested in improving or enhancing their provision in Fife.
PLEASE NOTE:
This is a very popular workshop that is being delivered and is always oversubscribed. We still have a waiting list for this workshop, so if you have booked but subsequently cannot attend, could you please e-mail the course deliverer Eddie Martin at [email protected] or the FVA Employability Development Officer Sandy Mackenzie at [email protected] as we will then be able to offer the space to another candidate.
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**Please note that this session is 1.5hrs long and will run from 12:00 to 1:30pm.**
**This session has limited places, so book early to avoid disappointment**
This session will raise awareness and have facilitated discussions around the three “Ask, Tell...” educational animations designed to support learning about mental health, self-harm and suicide prevention specifically for the wider Children and Young People’s workforce.
The animations are designed to help workers to understand the factors that influence mental health and resilience in children and young people, engage proactively with children and young people about mental health, self-harm and suicide and recognise when to seek help.
Learner Outcomes
By the end of this session participants will be able to:
- Identify supports and ways to talk to children and young people about good mental health and what can impact on their mental health
- Understand the influence of building confidence and self-esteem, positive experiences, relationships and sense of belonging
- Recognise the importance of one supportive trusted adult, listening, the right environment to talk, showing that you care
- Understand the relationship between self-harm and suicide risk
- Understand the importance of asking and talking about thoughts of suicide including the role of confidentiality
- Recognise when to access support and refer to partner services if worried about the immediate safety of a child or young person
Who should attend?
These sessions are for anyone who has a remit and/or interest in Mental Health Improvement and Suicide Prevention for children and young people.
Phone: 01592 760720
E-mail: [email protected]
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