The range of services like housing support, employment assistance, and vocational training that address practical needs and promote stability and independence during recovery.
This interactive training covers the 2025 updates to the NAADAC Code of Ethics and provides practical tools for ethical decision-making in behavioral health. Using real-world case studies, participants will explore boundary management, dual relationships, ethical self-disclosure, and strategies to prevent burnout and countertransference.
Join our online training course exploring the effects of substance use in the family on children, and how to support them.
Online training - Supporting children affected by the substance use of a parent or sibling
Background: Across Europe, people who use drugs face persistent barriers to housing, decent work, healthcare and safety. All too often, ‘reintegration’ tends to be tied largely to abstinence, at the risk of excluding those who are not ready, or do not wish, to stop using psychoactive substances.
Faced with skills shortages and rapid advances in technology and AI, organisations are redesigning their workforce strategies to adapt to a rapidly changing world of work.
Delivered by a Child and Adolescent Psychotherapist, this two-day course explores the effects of substance use in the family on children, and how to support them. The course covers both direct support for children and young people, and how to support non-substance using parents or other adults to support children appropriately