Meet the Suicide Crisis Team!
Lydia joined the team in February 2020 as a Clinical Support Worker for the Tomorrow Project Suicide Crisis pathway. She is now the Trainee Service Manager for the Crisis pathway and Harmless Out of Hour Service. She has previous experience of working with individuals with autism and dementia. Lydia aims to offer a safe space […]
Harmless & The Tomorrow Project Drop in Services
Needing additional support? We have a range of drop in services available here at Harmless and The Tomorrow Project. We can offer support to anyone experiencing distress related to self harm or suicide – you are not alone. Details for this weeks opening times are detailed below, make sure to check out our social media […]
What to expect from us at Harmless!
Self harm doesn’t discriminate on the basis of gender, race, age, religion, disability or sexual orientation. Neither do we. OpportunityHarmless is a specialist self-harm provision offering two-tiers of intervention; stabilisation and a psychotherapeutic. Stabilisation involves practical and emotional support offered by clinical support workers. Psychotherapeutic is a person-centred psychotherapy delivered by a therapist. ChoiceWe will […]
Introducing the Bereavement Team: Fiona
Over the next few weeks we will be posting blogs introducing our amazing bereavement team! First up, is Fiona. Fiona works in our Leicester office and joined our team in February 2022 so is one of the newest in our ranks. I previously worked in mental health, I trained as a psychiatric nurse back in […]
It’s not too late, you can still join us!
2022 Harm to Hope Conference: Building resilience for the future In line with Self-harm Awareness Day on the 1st of March, we launched our 7th annual Self Harm and Suicide Prevention Conference: From Harm to Hope. The theme for our 2022 conference is: Building resilience for the future. And it just happens, we’ve made the […]
Self-Harm Communication
Self-harm involves an action where an individual hurts themselves in response to a physically, emotionally, or mentally overwhelming situation/experience or as a way of dealing with intense emotions or feelings. Approximately 1 in 10 people will self-harm in their lifetime, with only around 50% of people seeking help from friends and family. At Harmless, we […]
Take a Seat and Smile!
Sometimes we can forget that it’s so important to ensure that we find time in our schedule to just sit down and take a few moments to ourselves, to simply be present. Our staff work hard and sometimes, just like everyone else, we need to take a moment to to just sit, have a cup […]
From Harm To Hope Conference: Sarah Kessling Session Highlights
In line with self harm awareness day on the 1st March, Harmless launched our 7th annual Self Harm and Suicide Prevention Conference: From Harm to Hope. The theme for the 2022 conference is: Building resilience for the future. Whilst the conference launched in March 2022, tickets are still available to purchase. This gives you the […]
Carers: We are here for you too.
Harmless and the Tomorrow Project provide support to people who self-harm, who are in suicide crisis, or are bereaved by suicide. We very often advertise the different types of support that we offer for these people, such as 1-1 sessions, text services, group support, out-of-hours support, and more. But what is lesser known about our […]
Save the date! Celebrating 15 years of Harmless
Join us in celebrating 15 years of Harmless! Save the date for our annual celebration event, an evening of food, fundraising & fabulous entertainment! Our celebration event is an occasion to celebrate our life-saving work and raise vital funds for our service and this year is extra special as we are celebrating 15 years of […]