Modules

Modules

#chatsafe

This module covers Orygen’s #chatsafe guidelines; the world’s first scientifically supported guidelines for how young people can talk about online about suicide. This module is designed for teachers and other professionals working with young people, and will suggest how they can: model safe language when talking about suicide; empower young people to safely engaging with suicide related content on social media; and equip young people to make decisions about the way they engage with this content.

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Clinician experiences of safety planning

This module provides an overview of clinicians’ experiences of providing this intervention to young people at imminent risk.

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Suicide prevention in primary care: best practice when assessing young people

This module has been developed for GPs and other primary care or healthcare professionals to help support the identification, management and assessment of young people who may be at risk of suicide and self-harm. The module covers the epidemiology of youth suicide and self-harm, the role of primary care in suicide prevention, identification of risk factors and warning signs in young people, engagement and rapport-building with young people, psychosocial assessment for suicide risk, safety planning with young people and useful resources for practitioners. The module was co-developed with a GP and a young person.

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Understanding self-harm – where to begin for families and carers

An introduction to understanding self-harm for families and carers. This course includes some young people’s stories about why they engaged in self-harm.

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