Developed and delivered by SDF, funded by Glasgow HSCP & ADP This training is currently only available to those who work in Glasgow City. If you are outwith this area please see our Training Calendar for available courses. This facilitator led course aims to allow participants to understand how to effectively respond to and engage with individuals...
This course is only available to those living and working within Orkney. If you are outwith this area please check our training calendar for other available courses. This facilitator course is to support practitioners to listen and respond effectively and appropriately to children affected by parental substance use. Course objectives: Skilled Level: The skilled level specifies the...
This course is only available to those living and working within East Dunbartonshire. If you are outwith this area please check our training calendar for other available courses. This facilitator course will enable frontline workers including teachers, youth workers, college and university staff to respond to children and young people engaging or at risk of engaging in...
This facilitator course explores naloxone and its role in reducing drug-related deaths, followed by a reflective practice session around four weeks later to support embedding learning into practice. Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of naloxone (injectable and intranasal), including its actions, administration, overdose response, and basic life support. After completing the training, participants will...
This course is only available to those living and working within the Shetland Isles. If you are outwith this area please check our training calendar for other available courses. This facilitator course will support trauma-informed practice when working with people who are affected by trauma and who use substances. Course objectives: Skilled Level: The skilled level specifies the practice-specific knowledge and skills...
This facilitator course explores naloxone and its role in reducing drug-related deaths, followed by a reflective practice session around four weeks later to support embedding learning into practice. Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of naloxone (injectable and intranasal), including its actions, administration, overdose response, and basic life support. After completing the training, participants will...
This training is only available to those who work in Glasgow City. If you are outwith this area please see our Training Calendar for available courses. This facilitator led course aims to explore key issues related to Ketamine use in Scotland, including its effects and impacts. Increasing awareness of harm reduction and support strategies. Course objectives: ...