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Health Professionals

Health Professionals

 

Identifying and understanding clients' addictive patterns and behaviours is often challenging. Addiction comes in many forms; it can be masked and difficult to recognise. Until the addictive cycle is acknowledged, it can undermine the effectiveness of various types of care and/or therapy. 

 

Dovetail delivers a range of addiction education services for health professionals, including workshops and presentations, providing training and skills for them to identify and respond more effectively to their client, irrespective of whether the client is the person suffering from the addiction, a family member, co-worker or friend. 

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Here is an overview of our most popular professional development workshop. The course is usually 1 day but can be tailored to 2 or 4 hours, depending on the requirement.

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Responding To Addiction As A Health Professional - Workshop Overview

 

  • Understanding addiction and the cycle of recovery in your clients

  • Characteristics and behaviours which may indicate addiction

  • Sensitively communicating and having difficult conversations 

  • The role addiction serves in relationships

  • Strategic support tools for clients and professionals 

  • Methods of working with addiction

  • Case studies and best practice

  • Understanding appropriate boundaries 

  • Extensive support resources

 

 

By attending this workshop, continuing professional development (CPD) points may be gained depending on your affiliate association. Please contact Dovetail for further information.

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We offer pre-prepared, tailor-made and co-created training programs, including workshops and presentations, as well as specific advice and recommendations, depending on your particular requirements.  

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Feel free to contact us to discuss how we can help.  

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Our courses are appropriate for a wide range of health professionals including:

 

Psychologists

Counsellors

Psychotherapists

Medical Practitioners

Nurses

Social Workers

Allied health professionals 

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