The use of the acronym HALTS is a useful tool in relapse prevention work. HALTS stands for: Hungry, Angry, Lonely,...Read more
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A review of screening, assessment and outcome measures for drug and alcohol settings
This resource provides an overview of the most relevant and useful standardised tools available to measure treatment outcomes, and to...Read more
How to use ATOP data for service evaluation, quality improvement and research activities
NADA is pleased to present this webinar on how to use ATOP data for service evaluation, quality improvement and research...Read more
How to use the ATOP in your clinical practice
NADA is pleased to present this webinar on ‘How to use the ATOP in your clinical practice’, presented by Professor...Read more
Asking the question: inclusive data collection for gender and sexuality diverse clients
Creating lasting health outcomes means considering the client’s lived experience of gender identity, sexual orientation or intersex status and weaving...Read more
Asking sensitive questions: practical tips for data collection
This webinar aims to address the difficulty of asking sensitive questions – when to ask, how to frame them, and...Read more
Adapting to change
Yasmin Iese and Vi Ngyun from DAMEC talk about adapting their service during COVID-19 and supporting their clients holistically....Read more
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