Voor de vijfde keer op rij organiseert het Trimbos-instituut de 'Inspiratiedag Studenten, alcohol, drugs en tabak'. Een jubileum editie dus! In verband met de coronamaatregelen doen wij dat online, kosteloos en in de vorm van een inspiratiemaand. Staatssecretaris Blokhuis trapt de inspiratiemaand af tijdens de livestream op maandag 2 november. Daarna volgen vier thematische workshops op 9, 16, 23 en 30 november.
The Fifth Plenary Session of the 'Drug Demand Reduction in Africa: Prevention, Treatment and Epidemiology' Virtual Conference from 16th September to 10th November 2020.
Working with Antisocial Personality: Etiology Through Treatment Interventions
Location: Webinar
Wednesday, November 4, 2020 @ 3-4:30pm ET (2CT/1MT/12PT)
Description
Antisocial personality disorder and substance use disorder frequently go hand-in-hand. This presentation will review the diagnostic criteria and clinical presentation of APD and why it is so prevalent in SUD populations. This presentation will also explore some
ISSUP Argentina invites you to participate in a webinar focused on the development of Therapeutic Justice strategies in the criminal field. The webinar will take place on Thursday, November 5, 2020 at 16:00 hrs (Argentine time).
ISSUP Philippines would like to invite you to attend Part II of their upcoming Webinar Series. This Webinar will focus on Best Practices: Understanding Why and How to Assess and Treat Co-occurring Disorders: Sex and Drugs.
The Sixth Plenary Session of the 'Drug Demand Reduction in Africa: Prevention, Treatment and Epidemiology' Virtual Conference from 16th September to 10th November 2020.
Webinar: Addresses in Substance Use Treatment in Children and Adolescents
Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
ISSUP Argentina invites you to participate in a webinar focused on the axes of approaching and treating substance use in children and adolescents. The webinar will take place on Wednesday, November 11, 2020 at 18:00 hrs (Argentine time).
Medical Council on Alcohol: Alcohol and Covid Webinar 2020
Location: Online
As we enter the 2nd wave of the Covid pandemic, alcohol is much in the news. The relationship between alcohol and Covid is multi-faceted. There is evidence that alcohol consumption has increased during lockdown, as have mental health problems. Access to services has been impacted. Alcohol consumption may also increase the risk of infection, for instance by causing disinhibition and reduced social distancing.
A webinar marking 2nd anniversary of the Public Health Alcohol Act and implementation of structural separation of alcohol across the Irish retail landscape.
Key Speaker: Dr Niamh Shortt
Professor of Health Geographies at the University of Edinburgh and co-director of the Centre for Research on Environment, Society and Health (CRESH)
and panel discussion to follow with guests Dr Olivia Freeman,College of Business, Technological University Dublin and Kathryn Reilly, Policy Manager, Irish Heart Foundation.
The most recent report of the European School Survey Project on Alcohol and Other Drugs (ESPAD) will be published on 12 November 2020. The ESPAD Report 2019 is based on a 2019 survey in 35 Europen countries. ESPAD has been collecting data through school surveys every four years since 1995. Further iinformation is available on the ESPAD website.
Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders and Mental Capacity
Location: Online
The webinar will be presented by Dr Raja Mukherjee. Raja started the first NHS based specialist Foetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders behavioural clinic and since then has seen over 150 cases for specialist second opinion. He completed his PhD on the subject of Foetal Alcohol Syndrome in 2014. He has also acted as an invited advisor to the BMA board of science, The Department of Health and the World Health Organisation on the subject of FASD. Dr Mukherjee also gave evidence to the first All Party Parliamentary Group on FASD at the House of commons.
The second session is focused on research partnerships and engaging with families, communities and services.
Held during NAIDOC week, presentations will highlight NDARC research that focuses on Indigenous communities. Speakers also include Indigenous alcohol and other drug leaders in research and service providers.
Who's Doing What?: The Epidemiology of Adolescent Substance Use
Location: Chicago, United States
This free webinar will review the epidemiology of adolescent substance.
The speaker will discuss the substances most often used by youth, look at trends in youth substance use over time, and discuss the protective role of family and positive social supports.
As a result of participating in this webinar, you will be able to:
The 9th European Alcohol Policy Conference, will be held in Oslo, 18 – 19 November 2020. This is the 9th in a series of very successful European Alcohol Policy Conferences (Warsaw 2004, Helsinki 2006, Barcelona 2008, Brussels 2010, Stockholm 2012, Brussels 2014 and Ljubljana 2016 and Edinburgh 2018). The theme of this year’s conference is “Futureproofing Alcohol Policy”.
The series, which started in Budapest in 2012, aims to share knowledge and strengthen collaboration on NPS among multidisciplinary professionals at the international level.
The third session is focused on the latest research on e-cigarettes and tobacco.
This session includes presentations on NDARC’s tobacco and e-cigarettes stream, including the e-cigarette surveillance project and smoking cessation trials.
Street Drugs Discussions: Evidence and E-Cigarette Use in England
Location: Online
Since E-Cigarette use has been widespread, and often touted as a harm reduction, many of us will have wondered the truth about vaping, it's benefits and it's harms.
The Prevalence of Substance Use Disorders in the Asia Region: A Two-Decade Perspectives on new Tendencies and Substances
Location: Asian Region
The Webinar will explore the statistics of SUD in the Asian Region, how the situation has changed over the last 20 years as well as the new tendencies and substances being used.
2020 NCCRED Symposium: Innovations in therapeutic practice for methamphetamine use disorder
Location: Online
Having held our inaugural symposium last year as part of APSAD in Hobart, NCCRED will host its second symposium on Friday 20th November from 11am-3pm.
NCCRED’s 2020 symposium, in line with the Centre’s aims, is a vital opportunity for the AoD sector to advance its collective response to emerging drugs:
The ISSUP National Chapters in the Asian Region would like to invite you to attend the upcoming collaborative Webinar on the topic of Epidemiology of Substance Use Disorders in the Asian Region.
ISSUP Uganda would like to invite you to attend their Webinar on the topic of Family Based Interventions that can address unhealthy risk behaviour and substance abuse among adolescents during covid-19, in a low resource setting.
Neurobiology is the study of the nervous system. It combines physiology, anatomy, molecular biology, developmental biology, cytology, mathematical modelling, and psychology to understand the fundamental and emergent properties of neurons and neural circuits.
This aids the understanding of the biological basis of learning, memory, behaviour, perception, and consciousness.
The impact of neurobiology on alcohol misuse and dependence is important in understanding compulsion and choice in vulnerable, chronic, dependent drinkers.
We are very pleased to invite you to join the ISSUP Ukraine Launch that will take place on Thursday, November 26, 2020, at 12:30 pm EEST/4:30 am EST. It will be a major session at the beginning of the VIII Annual Psychiatric International Conference WPA Co-sponsored “XXI Century Psychiatry: A Global Impact on Modern Society and New Practices in the Field”.
On 26th November 2020, ISSUP Nigeria would like to invite you to the Third Webinar in their Knowledge Update Series, focusing on the topic 'Drug Use / Addiction and the Family: Support Systems'.
The board of the Vienna NGO Committee on Drugs is inviting all members and interested NGOs to participate in an online, informal membership meeting on Monday, 30 November.
In order to accommodate as many time zones as possible the meeting will be held twice: