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  • 25 Mar 2010
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Professor A Thomas McLellan: Lecture at the National Addiction Centre UK March 2010

Professor McLellan was invited by Mike Ashton of Drug and Alcohol Findings to speak at the National Addiction Centre. The event was hosted by the NAC, organised by Drug and Alcohol Findings, Drugscope and Conference Consortium {36’57”} [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]

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National Summit on Recovery

Classic Conference Report, Washington, D.C. September 28-29, 2005 [SAMHSA, USA]

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Recovery With Severe Mental Illness: Changing From A Medical Model to A Psychosocial…

by Mark Ragins: The medical model tends to define recovery in negative terms. Symptoms and complaints need to be eliminated. Illnesses need to be cured or removed. Patients need to be relieved of their conditions and returned to their premorbid, healthy, or more accurately not-ill state [The Village, USA]

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Adfam’s manifesto for families

5 key challenges for supporting families affected by drug and alcohol use [Adfam, UK]

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Alcohol Related Diseases - Meeting the challenge of improved quality of care and better use of…

Executive Summary: Our principal recommendation is for a multidisciplinary “Alcohol Care Team” in each District Hospital, led by a Consultant, with dedicated sessions, who will also collaborate with Public Health, Primary Care Trusts, patient groups and key stakeholders, to develop and implement a district alcohol strategy.[British Society of Gastroenterology, UK]

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Self-help: CBT

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy is based on the principle that our thoughts and behaviour affect our emotions, and that changing the way we think and act will change the way we feel [Masha Bennett, Wired In]

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My story

I wish there was more advice around for people with anxiety to explain about drinking and the fact it can be terrible to drink with anxiety [jojo123, Wired In]

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Graduation Day

It’s our graduation today from our aftercare and resettlement service in Trafford. I’m so nervous at the moment. Been up since 5. I don’t have to talk there but I want to. I’ve spent hours and hours trying to get all I want to say into a few words

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Working with recovery capital

As promised, I’ve developed a simple method of working with recovery capital for practitioners and their clients [theartoflifeitself, UK]

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Estimated effect of alcohol pricing policies on health and health economic outcomes in England…

General price increases were effective for reduction of consumption, health-care costs, and health-related quality of life losses in all population subgroups {Lancet Abstract, UK]

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Panic in CAT Country

Over recent days, a full-blown moral panic has erupted over the spread of mephedrone, a new and currently legal drug that has apparently become something of an overnight sensation among the UK’s young people [Release, UK]

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Mephedrone – the time for the government to act is overdue

My friend had not even heard of ‘miaow’ or mephedrone when the head of her children’s leading London day school decided to take the law into his own hands, she told me when the tragic mephedrone deaths hit the press last week. He was not prepared to wait on the government [Kathy Gyngell, Centre for Policy Studies, UK]

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Mephedrone ‘spreading as fast as ecstasy in 1980s’

Mephedrone use among young people is spreading as rapidly as ecstasy did when it arrived on the rave scene in the late 1980s, it was claimed yesterday, as the death of a 24-year-old woman became the latest to be linked to the so-called “legal high” [Independent, UK]

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What economics teaches us about drugs

In all the coverage in the papers about mephedrone – the new as-yet-legal drug also known as meow meow and connected with the death of a number of unfortunate young people recently – there has been little focus on the economics [Telegraph, UK]

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Stages and Processes of Change (Part 3)

The fourth dimension concerns the context of change, areas of functioning that complement or complicate change. The context consists of five broad areas of functioning that represent the internal workings of the individual and important interactions with environmental influences [Wired In]

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Daily Dose to close

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