SLT23-002-GD East Ayrshire drop in – A3 poster.pdf

Does you child have Autism or Social Communication Difficulties?

Are you looking for advice on how best to support your child’s communication skills and/or their emotional regulation and sensory needs?

https://glowscotland.sharepoint.com/:b:/r/sites/SchoolCounsellingCoordinators/Shared%20Documents/General/OT21-003-GD%20OT%20(East)%20Advice%20line%20-%20leaflet%20(004)%20(1).pdf?csf=1&web=1&e=L6SyNi

There is now an online service from Penumbra- https://selfharmnetworkscotland.org.uk which can support any young person aged 12 or over.  For Primary school pupils, parents and carers can also seek advice here.

Self-harm is any non-accidental behaviour which causes, or has the potential to cause, harm to a person. Self-harm is where someone hurts themselves as a way of coping with difficult, distressing or overwhelming feelings or experiences. While we know that self-harm and suicide are linked, we also know that self-harm is often used as a way of surviving distressing experiences and to stay alive.

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