Training for professionals
Both virtual and face-to-face training is now available
Our training is suitable for professionals working with people who self-harm or have an eating disorder or come across these people through their work (e.g. mental health services staff, counsellors, pastoral care staff working in schools / colleges / universities, social care staff, support workers, youth workers, staff supporting older people, GPs, nurses, police officers, housing officers, mental health first aiders, job coaches, medical or psychology university students etc.)
Training currently available
Virtual Q&A-style training - individual bookings, set dates Private workshops or Q&A-style sessions - virtual & F2F |
"Excellent training session. Really valuable that it is delivered by someone with lived experience - makes the session much more real and believable" "Very open discussion. Increased confidence on where to signpost if someone is asking for longer term support with self-harm. I felt engaged throughout the session" |
The aim of our training is to provide delegates with insights and knowledge to increase their confidence in dealing with people who self-harm or have an eating disorder as well as provide the setting to ask the questions they don’t often have a chance to ask.
Battle Scars is a survivor led organisation and all training is delivered by survivors. Battle Scars founder and CEO, Jenny Groves, runs all self-harm training and Debbie Riley, a member of our staff team, runs all eating disorders training.
Battle Scars is a survivor led organisation and all training is delivered by survivors. Battle Scars founder and CEO, Jenny Groves, runs all self-harm training and Debbie Riley, a member of our staff team, runs all eating disorders training.
For any queries please contact us. If you wish to be notified of future training dates please join our training mailing list by filling in the form below.
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"I REALLY found this enjoyable, informative, powerful and thought provoking. Debbie's [Debbie Riley, trainer - eating disorders] insight and experiences have taught me more than I could learn in a textbook. I'd love to come again. Thank you so much" Here at Battle Scars we take your privacy seriously. Your personal information will be kept safe. We will never pass it on. You can withdraw your consent at any time by contacting us info@battle-scars-self-harm.org.uk or 07410 380747. For more information lease read our Privacy Notice and/or Privacy Policy (link to policies below) |