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The Neurobiology of Deliberate Self-Injury

The Neurobiology of Deliberate Self-Injury. Sarah Swannell BSocSc(Hons)Psych Senior Research Technician Discipline of Psychiatry The University of Queensland. What is deliberate self-injury?.

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Suicide Risk Assessment

Suicide Risk Assessment. Thoughts, myths, questions about suicide. Is suicide a form of manipulation? Will asking about suicide lead to suicidality? When a person talks about suicide are they “just” seeking attention?. Assessment of Suicide Risk. Client’s current state: IS PATH WARM.

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Self-Injury: It Hurts So Good

Self-Injury: It Hurts So Good. The Basics. What is self-injury? Self injury is the deliberate, repetitive, impulsive, non-lethal harming of one’s self. What are some common terms used to describe it: Self-Injury (preferred term) Self-Mutilation Cutting. Incidence & Onset.

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Outline: Bone and Bone Tissue Cartilage Tissue Orthopedic Fracture Fixation non- and biodegradable polymers Tota

Tissues. Biomaterial: a material that can function as a whole or part of a device to treat, assist, repair or replace an tissue, organ, or function of the body.. Tissue: Define:Organ: Define: . Types of Tissues:1. Epithelial tissue: covers the body surface and forms the lining for most int

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Explaining and Reducing Aggression

Explaining and Reducing Aggression. Aggression is an action performed with the deliberate intention of harming or injuring another person. Types of Aggression. Hostile aggression Aggression motivated by negative emotions such as anger Intent is to inflict injury because of the anger.

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Body Tissues

Body Tissues. Tissues Groups of cells with similar structure and function Four primary types Epithelial tissue (epithelium) Connective tissue Muscle tissue Nervous tissue. Epithelial Tissues. Locations Body coverings Body linings Glandular tissue Functions Protection Absorption

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Connective Tissue

Connective Tissue. Tissue Lecture 3. Connective Tissue. One of the most abundant and distributed tissues of the body. In its various forms it functions for strengthening other body tissues, protects and insulates internal organs, compartmentalizes structures such as skeletal muscle,

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Ch. 48 assisted suicide

Ch. 48 assisted suicide. This is an interactive review of material in Ch. 45. In “Assisted Suicide” there is a presumed “intent” to kill and usually this involves the deliberate act of providing a means to cause death. True. False.

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Connective Tissue

Connective Tissue . By Bailey, Hannah, Lauren. Functions of Tissue. There are 4 main functions of the connective tissue. It stores energy protects the organs connection of body tissue it connects epithelial tissue to muscle tissue. What does Connective tissue do.

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The Injury Process

The Injury Process. The Physics of Sports Injury. The human body consists of many different types of tissue, each serving a specific purpose Connective tissue The most common type in the body Ligaments, retinaculum , joint capsule, bone, cartilage, fascia, and tendon ( Cailliet , 1977)

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Self Injury

Self Injury. Self-Injury is also termed self-mutilation, self-harm or self-abuse. The behavior is defined as the deliberate, repetitive, impulsive, non-lethal harming of one’s self. .

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Tissues of the Body

Tissues of the Body. Key Terms. Histology: the study of tissues. Tissues: groups of cells which are similar in structure and which perform common or related functions. Four Basic Kinds of Tissues. Epithelial Tissue Connective Tissue Muscle Tissue Nervous Tissue. Epithelial Tissue.

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Tissue Level of Organization

Tissue Level of Organization. Lesson 1. Types of Tissues. Epithelial tissue Covers body surfaces and lines hollow organs, body cavities, and ducts. It also forms glands. Connective tissue Protects and supports the body and its organs.

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Epithelial Tissue

Epithelial Tissue. Body Building Blocks. Standards/Objectives:. Students will be able to identify the four major tissues of the body and each tissue’s over-all function.

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Body Composition

Body Composition. Body Composition Defined. The distribution of fat throughout the body in relation to bone, muscle, and other tissue . Do you know why our bodies need some fat on them?. Fat insulates body tissue Fat provides energy Fat helps break down certain vitamins. Food For Thought….

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Injury Prevention and Control

Injury Prevention and Control. Karli and Emily. Relates to the adverse effects on the human body that may result from a range of different events. Injuries may be accidental such as: F alls Poisoning Drowning Sporting and workplace injuries Car crashes Or intentional such as: Suicide

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Deliberate Self Harm & Suicide

Deliberate Self Harm & Suicide. Dr. Vidumini De Silva. Deliberate self-harm ( WHO Definition ) - deliberate and direct destruction or alteration of body tissue - without conscious suicidal intent , - but resulting in injury severe enough for tissue damage to occur.

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Suicide and Self-Inflicted Injury in Maine

Suicide and Self-Inflicted Injury in Maine. Erika Lichter, ScD University of Southern Maine/ Maine CDC. One year in Maine (2007)…. 158 people died by suicide (Maine Vital Records, 2007) 1,094 were hospitalized for a self-inflicted injury (Maine Hospital Discharge Data, 2007)

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THE MIND-BODY CONNECT CONSCIOUS NUTRACEUTICALS™

THE MIND-BODY CONNECT CONSCIOUS NUTRACEUTICALS™. THE MIND-BODY CONNECT CONSCIOUS NUTRACEUTICALS™. The Ancient Greeks such as Plato and Aristotle recognized the connections between mind and body and believed that they were not separate but existed as a unit working together.

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Suicide is NOT a Game!

Suicide is NOT a Game!. Suicide is very serious. You should ALWAYS take someone seriously if they talk about committing suicide. Do you know what to look for? These are signs of someone who may be getting ready to commit suicide:. Talking about or being preoccupied with death or suicide

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Suicidal Behaviour

Suicidal Behaviour. Dr E Cassidy CUH January 2011. Terminology. Suicide. Death by individual who died “intentional” act or omission “completed” rather than “successful”. Self-Harm. Attempted Suicide Deliberate Self-Harm Parasuicide Self-Poisoning or Self-Injury Self-Mutilitation

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Presentation Transcript

The Neurobiology of Deliberate Self-Injury

Suicide Risk Assessment

Self-Injury: It Hurts So Good

Outline: Bone and Bone Tissue Cartilage Tissue Orthopedic Fracture Fixation non- and biodegradable polymers Tota

Explaining and Reducing Aggression

Body Tissues

Connective Tissue

Ch. 48 assisted suicide

Connective Tissue

The Injury Process

Self Injury

Tissues of the Body

Tissue Level of Organization

Epithelial Tissue

Body Composition

Injury Prevention and Control

Deliberate Self Harm &amp; Suicide

Suicide and Self-Inflicted Injury in Maine

THE MIND-BODY CONNECT CONSCIOUS NUTRACEUTICALS™

Suicide is NOT a Game!

Suicidal Behaviour

Deliberate Self Harm & Suicide