1. Understanding Complex Mental Health Problems; - Develop an understanding of personality disorders, its prevalence, symptoms, and risks - Develop an appreciation for the experience of a young person with emerging personality disorder - Develop insight into the role of compassionate communication - Understand issues of trauma, self-harm and suicide ᅟ 2. Identifying and Assessing Risk; Responding to Crisis and Self-Harm Situations; and Responding Effectively to Challenging Behaviourss; - Develop an understanding of self-harm and its function within the context of a mental health disorder - Develop an understanding of how to manage risks of ‘social contagion’ between young people - Responding to challenging behaviours and incidents - Develop an awareness of how personal reactions can escalate or de-escalate student behaviour - An understanding of the different roles of teachers, welfare team, school counselling staff and health workers in supporting intervention and treatment ᅟ 3. Working to Improve the School Environment; - Whole of school planning to support student wellbeing - Implementing reasonable adjustments to ensure young people with a personality disorder are encouraged to attend and complete school - Identifying learning and support strategies that foster student engagement - Utilising individualised care planning process to support students 4. Teacher Wellbeing; - Develop an understanding of the importance of self-care and teacher wellbeing - Utilising peer debriefing and consultations with school counsellors ᅟ 5. Working With Parents with a Personality Disorder. - Establish and maintain respectful, collaborative relationships with parents/carers regarding their child’s learning and wellbeing |