Emerging drug trends – what do educators need to know?

Emerging drug trends – what do educators need to know?

By Drug Education Forum
Online event

Overview

This second online training session will cover the latest developments in the drugs market, methods of consumption and harm reduction.

Emerging drug trends – what do educators need to know?


The second online training session organised by the Drug Education Forum is being delivered by Morgan Lewis-Wilson and Sarah Peat of Crew, the Scottish drug charity that aims to reduce harm, challenge perceptions and help people make positive choices through the provision of non-judgemental, credible and up to date information and support. 

This training will cover: the latest developments in the drugs market, including: the emergence of synthetic opioids (nitazenes); increasing consumption of cocaine (and crack); growing concerns about ketamine; and how benzodiazepines are changing alongside gabapentinoids. Finally, explore methods of consumption, well-established risks, and some key considerations to be made when reducing potential harms. There will also be an opportunity to ask questions.   

It is intended for: Drug education practitioners and providers, youth work practitioners and providers, staff within academic institutions, care providers, statutory services and community members.  

Category: Health, Medical

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  • 2 hours
  • Online

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Online event

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Drug Education Forum

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Jan 27 · 03:00 PST