FLASH Online Guidelines are based on the FLASH Families Learning About Self-Harm programme. The content has been adapted to support parents through an online platform.The design is based upon the FLASH standard 10-week programme.
You must have undertaken the full three-day FLASH training to use these guidelines. You will need the FLASH manual for the planning and delivery of this online programme
Session Plan
Interactive Handouts & Forms
Session Plan
PowerPoint Presentation
Handouts
The bridge handout
First aid for self-injury
Interactive Handouts & Forms
Session Plan
PowerPoint Presentation
Handouts
Brain and teens
Myths and facts about cutting and self-harm
Interactive Handouts & Forms
Session Plan
PowerPoint Presentation
Handouts
Helping a friend or family member who cuts or self-injures
Interactive Handouts & Forms
Session Plan
PowerPoint Presentation
Handouts
Linking the feelings with coping tips and distractions
A-Z of distractions
Listening tips
Interactive Handouts & Forms
YouTube links
Non verbal communication skit | Funny ~ Active Listening
The Importance of Nonverbal Cues as told by “Friends”
Session Plan
PowerPoint Presentation
Interactive Handouts & Forms
Messages from the past and future
Selective Attention Test 2.0
Weekly evaluation form
YouTube link
Session Plan
PowerPoint Presentation
Interactive Handouts & Forms
Session Plan
PowerPoint Presentation
Handouts
The rules of consequences
I-Statement
Consequences flow chart
When to say no
Interactive Handouts & Forms
Session Plan
PowerPoint Presentation
Handouts
When it happens Handout
Our Family Plan
Interactive Handouts & Forms
Session Plan
PowerPoint Presentation
Interactive Handouts & Forms
Weekly evaluation form
Adolescent Wellbeing form
Group Evaluation form
Session Plan
PowerPoint Presentation
Handouts
Interactive Handouts & Forms
Session Plan
Group zoom agreement (example)
Handouts
useful information on setting up online sessions for group leaders and parents.
Using Zoom for working with parents on a one to one
Session Plan
On going study on how the lockdown is effecting children and young people in the UK
Handouts