Bukunmi
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Posted on 22/04/2026
Self-harm is a complex issue, but when people talk about self-harm, they usually use this term to refer to people who cause ache or harm to their own body as a way of managing emotional or external stress. In this module, we will discuss common risk factors for self-harm, potential self-harm triggers, and explore how you may best support someone who self-harms in your role as a healthcare professional. This module also includes ligature training, and, by the end of the module, you should be able to describe and implement safe and effective techniques when rescuing a person from ligature (hanging).

Module 1
What is Self-harm?
Module 2
What Self-harm Isn't: Myths About Self harm
Module 3
Risk Factors and Triggers
Module 4
Supporting People Who Self-harm: An Overview
Module 5
Distraction Techniques
Module 6
Self-help Groups
Module 7
Strategies to Reduce The Risk of Harm
Module 8
Ligature Awareness
Module 9
Ligature Rescue
Module 10
Using Ligature Cutters
Module 11
Summary
Module 12
References
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Posted on 22/04/2026
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Very Educative
Posted on 17/07/2026
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it is an awesome experience.The training is superb
Posted on 09/09/2026
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The course covers self-harm and violence risk factors, common triggers, support strategies, managing violent behaviour, and ligature training, including safe and effective rescue techniques.
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