Our team is available to conduct professional development workshops, or webinars for anyone interested in non-suicidal self-injury and suicidal behaviour, with extensive experience in providing for school staff, allied health professionals, parents, and caregivers.

Join us for our clinician training, led by experts in the field of psychology. This comprehensive program consists of an engaging online course, accessible through the COMPAS website, followed by an intensive 1-day in-person training session. During the in-person training, participants will engage in interactive role-plays and problem-solving exercises, providing practical skills and insights for effective intervention and support.

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Excited about leading the way with new recruits? Join our "Train the Trainer" course, where you'll receive the tools and resources necessary to conduct COMPAS training sessions. Empower the next generation of allied health professionals with comprehensive knowledge and skills in all aspects of COMPAS.

Hospital presentations for nonsuicidal self-injury (NSSI) are rising, making healthcare workers essential in supporting positive health outcomes for those affected. Understanding NSSI enables effective communication, thorough assessments, and promotes recovery while safeguarding caregivers' emotional wellbeing.

This course, developed in collaboration with emergency and mental health professionals, psychologists, social workers, and those with lived experience, is taught by experts with decades of experience in NSSI and mental health nursing.

It equips nurses with knowledge of NSSI, its links to suicidal behaviour, compassionate patient responses, and self-care strategies in emergency settings. Enrolled and Registered Nurses, as well as midwives, can claim up to 4 hours of continuing professional development (CPD) under the Nursing and Midwifery Board of Australia's standards.

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