The profound influence of the internet on young people’s help-seeking behaviour means it has never been more vital for practitioners providing frontline support to review their current practice. This opens up new opportunities to provide early intervention and support and to achieve a longer lasting impact.
Here we present the findings of a two-year project that brought together practitioners from Denmark, Italy, Slovenia and the UK in order to consider how internet-based services – especially online peer support - can meet the need for advice and support for young people who self-harm.
Published : 30th November 2012
Publisher : YouthNet [ More From This Publisher ]
Commissioner : European Union [ More From This Commissioner ]
Rights : YouthNet
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