All Resources for 'Community-Based Recovery and Treatment'

Live, virtual lecture series: Alcohol Use Conversations with Patients

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Format
Training
Themes
Populations
Family

Today, I am sending along an opportunity for all health care professionals in your network to participate in an evidenced based live, virtual interprofessional lecture series.  This series is a component of the well-established Lunder...

Alcohol Use, Diabetes, and Mental Health: Risks, Intersections, and Care

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Format
ISSUP Webinar
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Treatment
Treatment Settings
Addiction
Populations
Family
Mental Health
ISSUP Bahamas presents its maiden webinar. This webinar will focus on the topic, "Alcohol Use, Diabetes, and Mental Health: Risks, Intersections, and Care."

A European Guide on Dual disorders: Health and Social Responses

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Format
Guide
Themes
Treatment
Ancillary Services
Behavioural Therapy Interventions
Pharmacological Interventions
Treatment Settings
Recovery Support
Recovery-Oriented Services
Psychoactive Substances
Addiction
Quality Assurance
Best Practice Guidelines
Professional Development
Public Health
Mental Health
Resilience and Coping Strategies
Partner Organisation

This European guide by EUDA highlights the importance of addressing dual disorders, where mental health conditions and substance use disorders occur at the same time. These co-occurring conditions are common and often lead to poorer health...

Say "NO" to Drugs

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Format
Leaflet, Infographic, Fact sheet, Poster
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Treatment
Treatment Settings
Psychoactive Substances
Addiction
Populations
Family
Public Health
Infectious Diseases

Understanding Psychoactive Substances and Substance Use

What Are Psychoactive Substances?

Psychoactive substances are substances that affect the way the brain and body function, influencing thoughts, emotions, perceptions, and behaviour...

Our stories matter: A guide for publicly sharing lived and living experience of suicide

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Guide
Themes
Recovery Support 
Recovery Support
Recovery-Oriented Services
Mental Health

Every quote in this resource suite has been provided by a person with lived and living experience. We have drawn on this broad collection of unique insights to develop guidance resources that can support others who may want to share their...

Football matchday moderation campaigns seem well-intentioned, but do they work – and what do they cost?

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Format
Opinion piece, commentary
Themes
Prevention
Prevention
Media-Based
Populations
Men
Public Health

At football matches across the UK and beyond, fans increasingly encounter messages about moderation: pacing drinks, switching to low- or no-alcohol options, planning travel home, and “drinking responsibly”. These campaigns are often...

Marijuana and Child Safety

Format
Leaflet, Infographic, Fact sheet, Poster
Themes
Populations
Family

Explore Marijuana & Child Safety resources designed to help parents, caregivers, healthcare professionals, educators, and community organizations understand how marijuana can impact child safety, parenting, and family wellbeing. Access free...

Feasibility and tolerability of group cognitive behavioral therapy on improving functioning and managing craving and psychosocial factors among incarcerated women with methamphetamine use disorder

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Format
Scientific article
Themes
Treatment
Treatment Settings
Populations
Women
Prisons / Corrections

Women with methamphetamine use disorder (MUD) in correctional settings often face complex challenges, including trauma histories, stigma, mental health difficulties, and limited access to evidence-based treatment. In Indonesia, structured...

Psilocybin in the Treatment of Cocaine Use Disorder A Randomized Clinical Trial

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Scientific article
Themes
Treatment
Treatment Settings
Populations
Men
Abstract

Importance  Cocaine use disorder is a serious public health problem and no medications have been proven effective for its treatment.

Objective  To evaluate psilocybin in the treatment of cocaine use disorder. It was hypothesized...