The Academy at Harmless

Inspired by our recent #HarmToHope conference? Then join us this September for our online suicide bereavement conference, featuring live, expert-led webinars focused on compassionate, practical postvention approaches. Tickets are available now: eventbookings.com/b/event/suicid…

Thank you to everyone who supported #SelfHarmAwarenessDay. To continue the conversation, we're offering a FREE online session with our expert training team this Wednesday to discuss the issues raised & answer any questions. Everyone welcome. Details here: harmless.org.uk/self-harm-awar…

Listening without judgement can save lives. Today we remember that compassion, patience and presence make a difference. #ConnectionIsCoping – for everyone. Thank you for supporting #SelfHarmAwarenessDay #SHAD2026

Evidence shows that feeling connected reduces harm and increases hope. No one should face this alone. Your doctor, local health services and organisations like Harmless can all help: harmless.org.uk #SelfHarmAwarenessDay #ConnectionIsCoping #SHAD2026

When we stand together with compassion and understanding, we break the stigma and make space for healing. We’re proud to stand alongside all those supporting #SelfHarmAwarenessDay today. #ConnectionIsCoping #SHAD2026

If you’re struggling with self harm, reaching out isn’t weakness – it’s strength. Connection can reduce isolation & open the way to healing. You deserve care, respect & understanding. If you need support: harmless.org.uk #SelfHarmAwarenessDay #ConnectionIsCoping #SHAD2026

Harmless was proud to offer guidance to Danielle Sellwood and Find It Film for their recent Sky Sports documentary Elise Christie: No Filter (available now on demand). We are grateful that Elise and all involved are supporting #SelfHarmAwarenessDay #SHAD2026 #ConnectionIsCoping

Let’s listen with kindness today and every day. Creating space for honest conversations helps bring hope and break stigma. #SelfHarmAwarenessDay #ConnectionIsCoping #SHAD2026

Self harm can be a response to overwhelming feelings. Connection helps regulate, ground and heal. On #SelfHarmAwarenessDay, we encourage safe spaces to talk and be heard. If you need support: harmless.org.uk #ConnectionIsCoping #SHAD2026

Remember that small acts of support – listening, checking in, being present – can make a big difference on #SelfHarmAwarenessDay and every other day. #SHAD2026 #ConnectionIsCoping.

If #SelfHarmAwarenessDay – or any other – is tough, support is available. Your GP, local NHS services and organisations like @HarmlessUK can all help. Reaching out is a step toward care. #ConnectionIsCoping #SHAD2026

Amplifying Racialised Perspectives and Voices in Suicide Prevention - the NSPA in collaboration with Sehhat and The Delicate MInd #harmtohope

One of our Afternoon Key Speakers - Mark Cody! Here to deliver Reigniting Purpose: How Thinking Outside of the Box Can Save Lives

We're back under way after lunch with a workshop from #HarmToHope legend Pam Burrows.

Mirabel Pelton is now on the main stage talking about suicidality in autistic people. #Harmtohope

We're on our feet for a musical interlude with our Choir for Hope guru Kari! #HarmToHope

A reminder that it's #SelfHarmAwarenessDay this Sunday, when we aim to raise awareness, reduce stigma and promote help-seeking around self harm. And there's still time to get involved! Download our resources and media pack here: bit.ly/4jUxUlB

Dr Kirsty Themelis takes the stage to talk about suicidality in people with chronic pain. #Harmtohope

Fearless launches! We're delighted that our new trauma support service is now officially live, announced by the premiere of the Fearless film at #HarmToHope

And we're off! Our first Harmless speaker Chloe, explains a recent study conducted through Harmless on the lived experience of ADHD diagnosis in adults and how this can inform improved support for neurodivergent clients. #HarmToHope