Researchers are calling for service users with learning difficulties who self-harm and their carers to share their experience of support services.
The Bristol Crisis Service for Women and the Norah Fry Centre are launching a project looking at services for people with learning difficulties who self-injure.
The groups hope to identify ideas and produce resources for training and policy development.
Contact: pauline.heslop@bristol.ac.uk or fiona.bcsw@btconnect.com
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