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Overdose prevention and harm minimisation

Newcastle City Council (Public Health)

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Overdose Prevention and Harm Minimisation Course
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Overdose Prevention and Harm Minimisation Course
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Overdose Prevention and Harm Minimisation Course
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Newcastle City Council (Public Health)

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This crack and cocaine course covers specific interventions, health, mental health issues, appropriate treatment and effective ways of working with people in Newcastle upon Tyne.

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Drug and alcohol awareness

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Drug and alcohol awareness sessions. Level 1 is an introductory course which provides information to help your workers assess clients for drug and alcohol problems and refer into specialist services. Level 2 will focus on screening and assessment.

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Ketamine Training

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Stigma Training

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Learn how to address stigmatising practice through anti stigma strategies if you are keen to consider the stigmatising aspects of your own practice, as well learning how to constructively challenge others.