Self-harm among teenagers is a growing concern, and many clinicians are seeing clients who engage in these behaviors as a way to cope with overwhelming emotions. While not officially classified as an addiction, self-harm can become a compulsive behavior that requires specialized intervention.

Join us for this insightful one-hour webinar with Don Morrison, MSW, LCSW, an experienced clinician, educator, and speaker in behavioral health. He will guide you through identifying self-harm patterns, understanding why self-injury can become addictive, and implementing effective therapeutic interventions to support adolescent clients.

Key Takeaways:
✅Recognizing the signs and symptoms of self-harm in teens
✅ Understanding the neurobiology and psychological factors behind self-harm addiction
✅ Best practices for assessing self-harm risk and suicide prevention
✅ Effective therapeutic approaches, including CBT, DBT, and family interventions
✅ Strategies for building trust and maintaining open communication with clients

Who Should Attend?
This webinar is designed for behavioral health clinicians, therapists, social workers, school counselors, and anyone working with adolescent clients.

About the Presenter:
Don Morrison, MSW, LCSW, is a private practice clinician, an adjunct faculty member at the UNC Charlotte School of Social Work, and a clinical supervisor for LCSW associates. With years of experience in school-based therapy, inpatient social work, and outpatient care, he regularly presents at mental health conferences and brings valuable insights into treating self-harm behaviors in teenagers.

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