Self Injury Support is pleased to announce that our popular online training workshops, focused on developing compassionate support skills for self-harm, are now up and running again and available for bookings.

Maximum participants: 10

Course length: 2 hrs, plus handouts

This course will offer participants the chance to:

Consider what self-harm is, and to explore the underlying reasons why someone might use self-harm to cope.

Reflect on feelings and issues evoked for supporters of people who self-harm

Self Injury Support is pleased to announce that our popular online training workshops, focused on developing compassionate support skills for self-harm, are now up and running again and available for bookings.

Maximum participants: 10

Course length: 2 hrs, plus handouts

This course will offer participants the chance to:

Consider what self-harm is, and to explore the underlying reasons why someone might use self-harm to cope.

Click here to sign up

This training will provide participants with the skills and knowledge to facilitate reflective practice groups in their organisation.

About this event

This training will provide participants with the skills and knowledge to facilitate reflective practice groups in their organisation.

This training is on

• 9th June 2021, 09:30 - 12:30

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This training will provide participants with an understanding of what and how reflective practice can support your organisation

About this event

This training will provide participants with an understanding of how reflective practice can benefit your organisation and how to set up, or expand, reflective practice within your organisation.

This training is on

This free workshop is aimed at managers, HR specialists, and SME owners who want to learn how to manage health conditions in the workplace.

Healthy, happy workplaces are good for everyone: individuals, employers and the wider economy all benefit from reduced sickness absence.

Find out how you can help make this happen!

The session will be both informative and practical and will be supplemented by a toolkit of useful resources to help you manage health related issues in the future.

Key topics:

REPROVIDE: Information for professionals

(Trial intervention: 26-week group-based domestic violence perpetrator programme run by Splitz)

Email: reprovide-men@bristol.ac.uk  REPROVIDE mobile: 07976 225462

Sally stockham  - Reprovide Bristol Manager - 07587777754

sally.stockham@splitz.org

Who is suitable?*

Men who are or have been using violence/abuse in their relationships with women partner(s) or ex-partners

New for Spring/Summer 2021 – sessions on 'trauma-informed practice. These courses start in April 2021 and run until July 2021.

Free training is available to staff and volunteers in Bristol; you can book your place via Eventbrite.

Courses currently being offered are:

Play streets can form part of covid recovery for children and communities. How can community organisations, councils and activators support residents to make play streets happen?

About this event

Playing Out, community workers and residents will talk about how to support people to organise play streets, including those who start with less confidence and resources.

We will discuss the spectrum of support needed, including:

Are you an ‘enabler’ (i.e. community worker, outreach worker, ‘go-getter’- motivated resident); somebody who would like to attract interest from local residents to help set up and run a Bereavement Peer Support Community Group?

This free training will provide you with all the necessary information and support to develop a STAR bereavement peer-support group in your local area.

Are you an ‘enabler’ (i.e. community worker, outreach worker, ‘go-getter’- motivated resident); somebody who would like to attract interest from local residents to help set up and run a Bereavement Peer Support Community Group?

This free training will provide you with all the necessary information and support to develop a STAR bereavement peer-support group in your local area.