Online training - Understanding and supporting people affected by the stigma of substance use
The Anti-Stigma Network, in partnership with Adfam, is delighted to launch its new CPD-accredited training course on stigma and substance use.
This one-day training is suitable for any frontline practitioner or professional whose work may bring them into contact with people who use substances and their families. It aims to educate people to recognise the causes and consequences of stigma and offers practical ways to challenge and overcome stigma.
This is an interactive training course and is delivered online via Zoom.
Date
- Tuesday 23rd September 2025, 9.30am - 3.30pm
Learning outcomes
By the end of the training, learners will be able to:
- Define what stigma is and how it appears in everyday interactions
- Explore the everyday impact of internalised, societal and structural stigma
- Identify key factors that contribute to stigmatised thinking and how they shape public attitudes
- Implement practical strategies to challenge stereotypes and promote a non-judgmental approach
Cost
- £95 for Anti-Stigma Network members
- £110 for non-members
(Join the Anti-Stigma Network for free today)
During the booking process, there is also an option for organisations and funders to make an optional donation of £95 to sponsor a place for someone who couldn’t otherwise afford
Register via this page.
This course takes places over Zoom, participants must be able to access Zoom to take part. Attendees will be sent the Zoom link a week before the start of the training.
If you have any questions or require any additional information please email admin@adfam.org.uk.
