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On Findings’ tenth anniversary, editor Mike Ashton recalls how the largest working drug and alcohol library in Britain first started [Drink and Drugs News, Uk]
David Nutt explains what his dismissal means for drugs policy and scientific advice in Britain [Nature News, UK]
Cultural issues can stand in the way of families getting the help they need for drug and alcohol problems. Vic Motune reports on the success of Oldham’s Reaching Out project [Drink and Drugs News, UK]
What happens when someone’s problems don’t conveniently fit the categories of a rigid, unyielding system? Sue Foreman tells the harrowing story of her attempts to get help for her son [Drinks and Drugs News, UK]
Informing you of the latest clinically relevant research on alcohol, illicit drugs, and health [Boston University Medical Campus, USA}
An NTA article printed by medical journal Lancet led national media andinternational academic websites to the perception that this body of bureaucracy is successfully treating addiction/dependency. Deirdre Boyd reveals the truth behind the headlines [Addiction Today, UK]
The National Treatment Agency for Substance Misuse spent your hard-earned taxes and mine on paying for positive PR in the Guardian this week, sponsoring a special supplement [Addiction Today, UK]
Expressions in Recovery is a digest for people in recovery written by people in Recovery. It is a reflection of the recovery community: filled with personal accounts, inspirational stories and art and poetry contributed by people in recovery [The Department of Behavioral Health & Mental Retardation Services, Philadelphia, USA]
Clinicians face many challenges daily in attempting to develop and implement a treatment program for a pregnant woman suffering from opioid dependence [Counselor, UK]
News from the Betty Ford Center and a Report on Significant Developments in Research on Addictive Diseases [Betty Ford Center, USA]
As the financial climate changes for services, the work must still go on. Ian O’Sullivan describes how Mainliners streamlined ambitious plans for an international hepatitis C conference to make sure the event can still happen [Drink and Drugs News, UK]
As the financial climate changes for services, the work must still go on. Ian O’Sullivan describes how Mainliners streamlined ambitious plans for an international hepatitis C conference to make sure the event can still happen [Drink and Drugs News, UK]
No one knows how many people develop serious alcohol and drug problems to cope with the legacy of abuse, but anecdotal evidence – and common sense – would suggest that it’s a large number [Drink and Drugs News, UK]
[Faces & Voices of Recovery, USA]
As well as highlighting relevant research publications that have been recently published, it examines some of the cannabis-related media stories that have attracted attention each month, as well as providing some information on ‘hot topics’ such as cannabis potency [National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre, Australia]
Sue Kenten describes how her service is helping to empower young Asian women in east London at the same time as celebrating their identity [Drink and Drugs News, UK]
Gary Topley describes his journey from alcohol-fuelled violence to a new life helping others as a service user representative [Drink and Drugs News, UK]
[Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse]
Of Substance covers the latest Australian news and research on alcohol, tobacco and other drugs [Australian Drug Foundation]
Enabling staff to see their ideas come to fruition can bring passion and drive to everything they do, according to Swanswell’s chief executive, Debbie Bannigan [Drink and Drugs News, UK]
