In conversation - from Self-Harm Network Scotland

Our new limited edition series from Self-Harm Network Scotland focuses on how self-harm affects men, in particular.  In this final episode, our guests share one take-away from the podcast series to think about. So, what's in everyone's envelope? Content note: This episode contains discussion about self-harm, including methods of self-harm. Please take care when watching or listening. If you feel affected and need support, we’re here to help — visit www.selfharmnetworkscotland.org.uk where you can access resources, training, and one-to-one support. You can also chat to us via our Live Chat every evening from 6pm - 10pm. Host Frankee Fouin is joined by Chris Stone and Dylan Currie, Peer Practitioners at Self-Harm Network Scotland.  They bring their own lived experience to support others who self-harm.  Also in the studio is Amy Chandler, a Professor of the Sociology of Health & Illness at University of Edinburgh.  Amy’s work primarily focuses on sociological research addressing self-harm and suicide.

Our new limited edition series from Self-Harm Network Scotland focuses on how self-harm affects men, in particular.  Episode 4 is all about Moving Forward. Our panel talk about what support for self-harm looks like, how men can access support, and what things individuals who self-harm can do to support themselves. They also discuss unhelpful responses to self-harm and provide helpful advice for anyone who is worried about someone who is self-harming. Content note: This episode contains discussion about self-harm, including methods of self-harm. Please take care when watching or listening. If you feel affected and need support, we’re here to help — visit www.selfharmnetworkscotland.org.uk where you can access resources, training, and one-to-one support. You can also chat to us via our Live Chat every evening from 6pm - 10pm. Host Frankee Fouin is joined by Chris Stone and Dylan Currie, Peer Practitioners at Self-Harm Network Scotland.  They bring their own lived experience to support others who self-harm.  Also in the studio is Amy Chandler, a Professor of the Sociology of Health & Illness at University of Edinburgh.  Amy’s work primarily focuses on sociological research addressing self-harm and suicide.

Our new limited edition series from Self-Harm Network Scotland focuses on how self-harm affects men, in particular.  Episode 3 identifies some of the barriers facing men who self-harm. Plenty of men simply aren't getting the support that they need, so in this episode, our host and podcast guests discuss what might stop men from asking for help, and what might stop men from getting help. Content note: This episode contains discussion about self-harm, including methods of self-harm. Please take care when watching or listening. If you feel affected and need support, we’re here to help — visit www.selfharmnetworkscotland.org.uk where you can access resources, training, and one-to-one support. You can also chat to us via our Live Chat every evening from 6pm - 10pm. Host Frankee Fouin is joined by Chris Stone and Dylan Currie, Peer Practitioners at Self-Harm Network Scotland.  They bring their own lived experience to support others who self-harm.  Also in the studio is Amy Chandler, a Professor of the Sociology of Health & Illness at University of Edinburgh.  Amy’s work primarily focuses on sociological research addressing self-harm and suicide.

Our new limited edition series from Self-Harm Network Scotland focuses on how self-harm affects men, in particular.  Episode 2 is called 'Apples and Oranges' because, when it comes to self-harm, not everything is the same. In this episode, we look at men's experiences of self-harm, and talk about what differences and similarities there may be compared to a woman's experience of self-harm, or someone who identifies as non-binary. Content note: This episode contains discussion about self-harm, including methods of self-harm. Please take care when watching or listening. If you feel affected and need support, we’re here to help — visit www.selfharmnetworkscotland.org.uk where you can access resources, training, and one-to-one support. You can also chat to us via our Live Chat every evening from 6pm - 10pm. Host Frankee Fouin is joined by Chris Stone and Dylan Currie, Peer Practitioners at Self-Harm Network Scotland.  They bring their own lived experience to support others who self-harm.  Also in the studio is Amy Chandler, a Professor of the Sociology of Health & Illness at University of Edinburgh.  Amy’s work primarily focuses on sociological research addressing self-harm and suicide.

Our new limited edition series from Self-Harm Network Scotland focuses on how self-harm affects men, in particular.  In this first episode, we talk about what self-harm actually is, particularly thinking about men.  Content note: This episode contains discussion about self-harm, including methods of self-harm. Please take care when watching or listening. If you feel affected and need support, we’re here to help — visit www.selfharmnetworkscotland.org.uk where you can access resources, training, and one-to-one support. You can also chat to us via our Live Chat every evening from 6pm - 10pm. Host Frankee Fouin is joined by Chris Stone and Dylan Currie, Peer Practitioners at Self-Harm Network Scotland.  They bring their own lived experience to support others who self-harm.  Also in the studio is Amy Chandler, a Professor of the Sociology of Health & Illness at University of Edinburgh.  Amy’s work primarily focuses on sociological research addressing self-harm and suicide.