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Inexcess TV were fortunate to be invited to the UK launch of SoberLink in Exeter. Championing the right of all people who are alcohol dependent to access the best possible care the SoberLink launch was timely following Proffessor Nutt and others talking about an alcohol ”timebomb” in the UK [Inexcess TV, UK]
The Basement Project is delighted to invite you to a free luncheon briefing on how we can assist you when faced with drink and drug addicts, why you should refer them and our success in helping them overcome addiction. Addiction Briefing – 10th March 2010, at The Basement, Halifax YMCA, 12:30 – 14:30 [Wired In]
Video highlights from the presentations as well as opions from the video booth [Drink and DRug News, UK]
With a room full of drug workers, therapists and service users Byron Katie delivers “the Work” and challenges some of the preconceptions of how people work and relate to each other [Inexcess TV, UK]
[Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
Pat Taylor, Executive Director of Faces & Voices of Recovery in the US at Scotland’s Futures Forum [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
Vienna, Austria, 8 – 12 March 2010: Relevant papers [United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime]
Inexcess TV Founder George Williams chairs the Question Time debate after a full day of discussions and workshops on the Road to Recovery. The exchanges range over questions of how we might see recovery being delivered, who will pay for it and what the future holds {46’03”} [Inexcess TV, UK]
William White at Scotland’s Futures Forum Event {37’00”} [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
This video I directed was made during the 2nd annual Merseyside Candlelight Vigil {Deeply moving – Ed} [by Chase Johnston-Lynch on Vimeo]
Keith Humphreys, Stanford University School of Medicine, speaks about self-help/mutual help sustaining recovery {28’24”} [Film Exchange on Alcohol & Drugs, UK]
[Film Exchange on Alcohol and Drugs, UK]
Professor A Thomas McLellan, appointed by President Obama as Deputy Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy, has accepted an invitation from the Conference Consortium, DrugScope and Drug and Alcohol Findings to visit the UK, on Monday 8th March 2010 [Conference Consortium, UK]
The first highlights from 2010 Road to Recovery, Merseyside Event, covering the morning session and featuring passionate and inspirational talks from George Williams, Mark Gilman, Ronnie Purslow, David McCollom, Tony Mellor and Simon Jenkins {12’20”} [Inexcess TV, UK]
Working with Drug & Alcohol Users in Primary Care – Integrating Practice and Policy: Everyone’s Business, Thursday 22 – Friday 23 April 2010, SECC, Glasgow [Substance Misuse Management in General Practice, UK]
Coverage of the Road to Recovery Merseyside event starts next week on Tuesday 2nd February. The week begins with highlights of the first morning session {0’58”} [Inexcess TV, UK]
Benzodiazepines and other psychotropic drugs. What they do and problems of withdrawal. Discussion with: Prof. Heather Ashton, Dr. Joanna Moncrieff, Prof. David Healy and Adam Jhugroo {23’51”) [Vimeo]
27 Jan 2010 – 29 Jan 2010, Cumberland Lodge, Windsor, UK. Conference Synopsis: What is the UK’s drugs strategy? Is it working? What are the alternatives? [International Drug Policy Consortium]
In November last year, the Home Office, Department of Health and Department of Children, Schools and Families in partnership with colleagues in the North West hosted the 4th National Alcohol Conference, “Safe Sensible Social: Supporting Delivery” in Liverpool [Alcohol Policy, UK]
Working with Drug & Alcohol Users in Primary Care – Integrating Practice and Policy: Everyone’s Business, Glasgow, UK [Substance Misuse Management in Clinical Practice, UK]
