The aim is to look at the physical and medical alternatives that an autistic young person might be communicating through their behaviour that is assumed to be self-harm. In many cases, it is not self-harm as we know it but the young person’s attempt to communicate a medical condition or a problem with a person, place, or thing.

This workshop looks at all the possible alternatives and allows the parent/carer to be accurate in supporting the young person.

Facilitated by Conor McCafferty (Zest NI)

Course is free, please see attached link to book  – https://www.dhcni.com/Event/self-harm-autism-mar-23