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Neurodiversity and self harm for parents

Find out about the relationship between Neurodiversity / Autism and self-harm in this webinar for parents, delivered by trainer Lynette Buebird. Research has shown that Autism is a significant risk indicator for self-harm, with autistic individuals being 2.26 times more likely to self-harm than those without autism (Blanchard et al., 2019). This is true of autistic children, adolescents and adults, highlighting the need for people supporting individuals with autism to understand the contributing factors and the support that is required. After this 2.5-hour virtual workshop participants will: Gain a better understanding of the factors that increase the likelihood of self-harm Learn to identify what support is required Understand and identify early warning signs Increase their knowledge of strategies and approaches to support Know where to go to access support