Recent articles I’m afraid that I can’t find a link for the whole of this article. But thought I’d share this part anyway: http://news.scotsman.com/health.cfm?id=1565212006 I actually met Nathan at the conference in Edinburgh. He is an excellent speaker (I hope that doesn’t sound patronising as that’s not my intention), and an inspiration. It is excellent […]
Recent articles I’m afraid that I can’t find a link for the whole of this article. But thought I’d share this part anyway: http://news.scotsman.com/health.cfm?id=1565212006 I actually met Nathan at the conference in Edinburgh. He is an excellent speaker (I hope that doesn’t sound patronising as that’s not my intention), and an inspiration. It is excellent […]
Self Harm / Self Injury Trends Google Trends is a fasciniating service that can indicate what people, in general, have searched for. Have a look at the search trend for self harm & self injury over the last three years.I don’t know what conclusions to draw, but it seems that even if LifeSIGNS prefers the […]
Self Harm / Self Injury Trends Google Trends is a fasciniating service that can indicate what people, in general, have searched for. Have a look at the search trend for self harm & self injury over the last three years.I don’t know what conclusions to draw, but it seems that even if LifeSIGNS prefers the […]
New Self Injury Awareness TrainingLifeSIGNS’ Training is the first choice for many organisations and groups; your members can benefit from gaining a direct insight into the syndrome of self-injury, and your clients will appreciate your sensitivity and understanding around the subject of self-injury. Nick, one of our new Directors, is helping to re-vamp our Training […]
New Self Injury Awareness TrainingLifeSIGNS’ Training is the first choice for many organisations and groups; your members can benefit from gaining a direct insight into the syndrome of self-injury, and your clients will appreciate your sensitivity and understanding around the subject of self-injury. Nick, one of our new Directors, is helping to re-vamp our Training […]
National Inquiry into Self-Harm and its implications for Scotland – 6th October 2006 I had an excellent day yesterday in Edinburgh. Fully energised with Haggis for breakfast the day began with networking and beginning my quest to ensure that nearly everyone received a LifeSIGNS leaflet from me! The conference was opened by Catherine McLoughlin, Chairman […]
National Inquiry into Self-Harm and its implications for Scotland – 6th October 2006 I had an excellent day yesterday in Edinburgh. Fully energised with Haggis for breakfast the day began with networking and beginning my quest to ensure that nearly everyone received a LifeSIGNS leaflet from me! The conference was opened by Catherine McLoughlin, Chairman […]
“Reaping the Harvest of our Self-Disgust” Another two articles mentioning self-harm in the paper today (and thus another blog entry moaning about it). At least neither of them were going on about statistics, which, come to think of it, I have another argument about: what is it with the statistics that they are hoping to […]
“Reaping the Harvest of our Self-Disgust” Another two articles mentioning self-harm in the paper today (and thus another blog entry moaning about it). At least neither of them were going on about statistics, which, come to think of it, I have another argument about: what is it with the statistics that they are hoping to […]
