The online program aims to help families with practical strategies about how to talk to loved ones about their substance use, better respond to and manage challenging behaviours and practice self-care. Information on where to access additional help and support is provided.
This is an evidence-based program which aims to
Course Duration: 1 hour per week
Number of Places Available: 14
Who Should Attend?
Family members concerned about a loved one's drug/alcohol use.
Dates & Venues:
July 12th, 19th, 26th, August 2nd, 9th & 16th
Trainer:
Maria Powers, WRDATF Family Support Coordinator
Course Description:
The online program aims to help families with practical strategies about how to talk to loved ones about their substance use, better respond to and manage challenging behaviours and practice self-care. Information on where to access additional help and support is provided.
This is an evidence-based program which aims to
Course Content:
Topics covered:
Learning Outcomes:
The program will provide family members with skills and knowledge to navigate the drug treatment system and obtain the best possible outcomes for loved ones. We will explore some of the barriers to seeking help and how to overcome these. All participants are given information about other supports that they can avail of.
Trainer Profile:
Maria Powers, WRDATF Family Support Coordinator
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