Young People Who Self-Harm: A Guide For School Staff
Download PDF Resource The Young People Who Self Harm Guide (2016) was developed by researchers and clinicians at the University of Oxford for school staff
Welcome to our new website. We’re celebrating 40 years of delivering self-harm support shaped by the people we work with. You told us support needs to be easier to find, easier to access and feel less exposing – this is part of that change. Read more about our change from Self Injury Support to Sift.
Here are some useful resources for supporting young people that self-harm, designed for educators. We’re always working on adding new resources that are trauma-informed and shaped by people with lived experience. If there’s something you’d like to see here which isn’t already, drop us an email at [email protected].
If you’re interested in arranging further self-harm awareness training for your team, visit our Training page. To hear about lived experiences of self-harm, you can read our News and Stories.
Download PDF Resource The Young People Who Self Harm Guide (2016) was developed by researchers and clinicians at the University of Oxford for school staff
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