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Through our long-standing partnership with the Connecticut Department of Mental Health and Addiction services, PRCH has developed a comprehensive set of recovery-oriented practice guidelines which offer specific guidance on how to translate the concept of recovery into the concrete day-to-day practice of behavioral health care practitioners and systems [Yale School of Medicine, USA]
The programme supports family / network members who are concerned about their relative’s alcohol or drug misuse [Alcohol, Drugs and Family (ADF) group, UK]
A comprehensive overview of hep C but with newly added information on Fibroscan, liver surgery and transplant, rapid viral response and early viral response [Hepatitis C Council of NSW, Australia]
An online resource containing up-to-date information on harm reduction policy and programming around the world. The web pages draw on the latest research in this area to present an at-a-glance guide to the current state of harm reduction worldwide [International Harm Reduction Association]
This is a guide for mental health staff, which aims to support the development of a focus on recovery within our services. It provides different ideas for working with service users in a recovery oriented fashion {download pdf} [Rethink, UK]
The SRI has been designed by the Scottish Recovery Network to help mental health services ensure that their activities are focused on supporting the recovery of the people who use their services [Scottish Recovery Network, UK]
Reading and resource list number 27 is intended as a guide for researchers, educators and other health professionals seeking current evidence based research and information relating to alcohol in general, including books, reports and journal articles [Australian Drug Foundation]
This suite of resources examines the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Australian guidelines to reduce health risks from drinking alcohol and issues related to communicating these to the wider community [Australian Drug Foundation]
A research-based guide [NIDA, USA]
Sarah is an addictions therapist who works with adult clients and young people to help them find solutions to the challenges that are holding them back {Sarah Graham Solutions, UK]
A compelling sequel to ‘going over’, recovery teaches the 10 steps of the recovery position in a watchable and unforgettable way [Exchange Supplies, UK]
During April, Alcohol Awareness Month, the Second Road featured daily recovery stories from people in recovery [The Second Road, USA]
There are tens of thousands of New Yorkers and their loved ones who are living stories of recovery from alcoholism, drug abuse and problem gambling. Your Story Matters offers these individuals who are ready to share their story an opportunity to do so [Your Story Matters, USA]
The public health guidance from the National Institute for Healthcare and Clinical Excellence endorses the schemes currently provided by pharmacies and other drug services in England to reduce the harms caused by injecting drugs… [NTA, UK]
William L. White is a senior research consultant at Chestnut Health Systems/Lighthouse Institute and past board chair of Recovery Communities United [Faces & Voices of Recovery, USA]
In March 2009 the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) released the Australian Alcohol Guidelines to Reduce Health Risks from Drinking Alcohol. Our updated series of alcohol postcards and posters has been designed to visually communicate the new guidelines [Drug Info clearinghouse, Australia]
The total quantity of pure alcohol available for consumption in alcoholic beverages produced in Australia continues to increase [Australian Bureau of Statistics]
Our resource catalogue is published quarterly, each time featuring new resources from the ADF and other health and education publishers [Australian Drug Foundation]
The Recovery Bill of Rights is a statement of the principle that all Americans have a right to recover from addiction to alcohol and other drugs [Faces & Voices of Recovery, USA]
