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drinkanddrugsnews
| 7 March 2011
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Training for alcohol
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Short courses, all mapped to DANOS
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Trainer Pip Mason
Book now for
Motivational interviewing
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Next courses April 1/2, May 21/22 and July 2/3
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Motivational Interviewing
Introduction, two days – 29/30 March and
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Motivational Interviewing
Interm diate, two days – 23/24 June
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WHERE NOW FORWOMEN
SUBSTANCE MISUSERS?
Brighton Oasis Project
24th May 2011
Audrey Emerton Building, Brighton
New drug strategy
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Recovery and reintegration
The Big Society
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Munroe Review
WHAT DOES IT ALLMEAN FOR
WOMENANDTHEIR CHILDREN?
Brighton Oasis Project has over 13 years experience delivering community based substance
misuse interventions to women. Our unique portfolio encompasses services for
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Women offenders
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Sex workers
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Children and Young People affected by familial substance misuse
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Services for young women
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Psycho- social interventions for women whose children are “at risk” due to their
substance misuse
Following the success of our Women & Children First? Conference in 2010; this year we will
bring together speakers from a variety of disciplines to address and debate the issues affecting
female substance misusers and their children in the new economic and political climate.
Themes to be covered in both plenary sessions and workshops include:
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Communicating with children affected by substance misuse
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Domestic Violence and substance misuse
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AddressingWomen’s needs in Primary Care
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Gender specific recovery for female drug misuse
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Safeguarding Children
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Meeting sexual health needs of women substance misusers
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Working towards recovery
Delegate rate: £130 per person including lunch and refreshments. For more information,
please e-mail info@brightonoasisproject.co.uk or call 01273 696970 or look at our website:
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