When:
Wednesday 9 December 2015
6:30pm - 8:30pm

Where:
headspace Osborne Park. 145 Main Street, Osborne Park.
             Free parking available out the front of the venue

Register: 
Please register by Friday 4 December by contacting headspace Osborne Park on (08) 9208 9555 or emailing info@headspaceospk.com.au
Places are limited

Self harm describes a wide range of things people deliberately do to themselves that appear to be harmful but usually do not kill them. A young person may self harm to help them cope with negative feelings, to feel in control or to punish themselves. As a parent, raising sensitive issues such as self harm and resolving problems that arise can be challenging, but there are a number of things that you can try to support a young person who is going through a tough time.

Come and learn more about this difficult topic and what parents can do to support a young person.

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For more information please speak with our Community Engagement Officer by phoning (08) 9208 9555