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www.drinkanddrugsnews.com
Spring 2013 |
Training Directory
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Dual diagnosis
Nationwide
Alcohol training
Complementary
training
Workforce
development
Drug training
Criminal justice
Young people
Psychosocial therapies
Family support
Harm reduction
Service user training
Assessed
Accreditation
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Crew
Specialists in Cannabis, Cocaine, Ecstasy, New
Psychoactive Substances, Legal Highs & other
psychostimulants, award-winning Crew trains
hundreds of professionals yearly from police
to peer educators.
Crew training is in demand becausewe provide
real & current knowledge fromworking within
youth and drug using communities and
successfully bridging cultural gaps. Our
experience from our peer education, expert
witness, counselling, research and outreach
work informs policy and supports Alcohol and
Drug Partnerships countrywide, and it can
inform and support you too.
Build your team's understanding and usable
skills with enjoyable and properly evaluated
learning on substances, substance use or best
practice in peer education. Please contact for a
free Learning Needs Analysis to help you
evidence need & guide outcomes.
Tel: 0131 220 3404
email: events@crew2000.org.uk
For your diary: CREWSUS 2013
Guest speaker Fiona Measham
(Crew National Substance Use Symposium, Edinburgh Nov 30)
www.mindaltering.org.uk
David Finney
Associates
Is your service prepared for unannounced inspection by CQC?
Do you need help in preparing action plans for CQC after inspection?
Do you need help in registering new services with CQC?
We have helped many services prepare successfully for registration and
inspection and assisted others in addressing CQC concerns. We offer
quality audits/"mock inspections", staff training and consultancy. Our
reports have been used as evidence of quality monitoring for CQC. We
have a unique experience of regulation in the treatment sector.
For further information, contact: david@davidfinney.org.uk,
caroline@davidfinney.org.uk, (01454) 854846, (07891) 834564,
www.davidfinney.org.uk
Emerging Horizons
Emerging Horizons is a spec-
ialist training, coaching and
consultancy company serving
the public health and social
care sectors. We have a proven record in delivering innovative recovery
solutions, underpinned by a vigorous commitment to supporting the
development of services that make a difference to people’s lives.
Founded in May 2011, Emerging Horizons has delivered training to
some of the largest voluntary sector provider agencies in the UK as well
as HM Prison Services and NHS Foundation Trusts.
Damian Grainer
, who started work in 1999 as a peer
mentor and advocate and now specialises in
developing recovery communities and coaching says:
“EH has been set up to help organisations enhance the
vocational nature of their workforce and refocus them
on delivering interventions that genuinely recognise
service users as experts by experience”.
Ray Jenkins
, a former Development Director of a national
social care provider and advisor on the government drug
strategy says:
“We specifically started EH to support the
reorientation of practitioners and the skills they need
today to develop interventions that encourage the self-
management of recovery and empowers the development
of vibrant recovery communities”.
The Directors work with a number of highly skilled associates including
Stephen Bamber, a PHD candidate and academic based at Liverpool
Hope University, co-founder of the Recovery Academy and “The art of
life itself” website.
With courses ranging from Recovery Management, Mindfulness and
Wellbeing to Mi-Mapping, group work skills and building service based
recovery communities, we invite you to visit our website to find out
more about us working with your organisation.