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所在平台: Udemy |
课程主页: https://www.udemy.com/course/psychology-of-self-harm-and-non-suicidal-self-injury-nssi/
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Coursera 课程总结：自我伤害与非自杀性自残（NSSI）心理学 本课程是一门全面、深入、学术且易于理解的入门课程，涵盖了关于自我伤害和非自杀性自残（NSSI）的32个相关主题。 课程概要： * **定义和误区：** 许多儿童、青少年和成人为了应对情绪困扰而采取的自我伤害行为，并非总是与自杀意念划等号。自我伤害行为者需要与自杀风险人群区别对待。 * **希望与康复：** 课程强调自我伤害者存在康复的希望，并有专业的帮助者可以支持他们过上更积极、更有意义的生活。 * **学习目标：** 1. 理解自我伤害者的思维模式和行为。 2. 从自我伤害者的角度评估其行为。 3. 学习如何帮助有自我伤害行为的人。 **重要提示：** * 本课程**不适合**抑郁、有自残行为或有自杀意念的个人。 * 本课程**不是**针对有抑郁、自残或自杀意念人士的自助课程。 * 本课程**不是**技能培养课程，技能培养最好在专业心理健康人士的监督下，在现场、面对面的工作坊中进行。 **讲师背景：** 授课讲师拥有精神病学和心理学双博士学位，并拥有超过25年的临床经验，在帮助人们克服和治愈自我伤害倾向及行为方面具有丰富的实践经验。
This is a comprehensive, in-depth, academic, yet easy-to understand introductory course which is jam-packed with 32 topics relevant to the study of self-harm and non-suicidal self-injury (NSSI). Sadly, non-suicidal self-injury has become a common behavior used by children, teens, and adults for coping with their emotional distress. Most people erroneously equate self-injurious behaviors with suicidality, but this is not always true. Self-injurers have to be treated differently than suicidal people. Moreover, self-injurers need to know that is much hope for them to recover, and that there are people-helpers who can support them in their journey towards having a more positive and meaningful life. This certificated course will help you: (1) Understand the mindset and behaviors of people who injure themselves. (2) Assess self-injurious behaviors from the self-injurer's perspective. (3) Learn how to help people who injure themselves. This course is NOT for you if you are depressed, self-injurious, or suicidal. This is NOT a self-help course for people who are depressed, self-injurious, or suicidal. This is NOT a skills-building course because skills-building is best done under supervision of a mental health professional in onsite, in-person workshops. This course is taught by a doctor of both psychiatry and psychology who has had more than 25 years of clinical experience in helping people overcome and heal from their self-injurious tendencies and behaviors.
