This training is funded by Scottish Government and is free to access for practitioners who work with people who use drugs or alcohol & who live or work in Scotland. 
If you are outwith these limits, please get in touch and we can discuss other options.

This is a 2 day course running on 26th & 27th May 2020 from 9:30 am until 1 pm on both days via Teams.  You must be able to attend on both days.

Overview

Motivational interviewing is a collaborative and empowering method which can effectively influence change. Motivational interviewing is an evidence-based method that has been evaluated in more than a thousand controlled clinical trials.

Aim

This introductory training aims to introduce the application of motivational interviewing skills and strategies to help people who present as ambivalent find and build their own motivation for change.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the e-learning module and trainer facilitated sessions, participants will have:

• Defined the nature of ambivalence about change.
• Applied the spirit of motivational interviewing, integrated with the OARS counselling skills to engage a person in personal conversation.
• Analysed how motivational interviewing can influence change by intentionally evoking and strengthening natural language (change talk).
• Identified how motivational interviewing may be used within own practice setting.

Course Length and Format

This course consists of 8 hours learning using the following format:

Part 1: SDF Motivational Interviewing in Brief Conversations e-learning module (2hrs).  

An invitation to participate in part 2 of the training will be emailed to participants once completion of part 1 has been verified.

Please note. Completion of the e-learning module (part 1) is a pre-requisite for attending the trainer facilitated online learning (part 2).

Access to the free e-learning module here: 

https://www.sdftraining.org.uk/online-learning/652-motivational-interviewing-in-brief-conversations

Part 2: Trainer facilitated online learning over two half days

• Day 1: Applying the spirit of motivational interviewing (3hrs)
• Day 2: Building motivation for change (3hrs)

Certification of course completion is awarded to participants who complete part 1 and 2 of the course and submit the post-course evaluation form.

This session will take place via Teams.

This training is funded by Scottish Government and is free to access for practitioners who work with people who use drugs or alcohol and who live or work in Scotland. If you are outwith these limits, please get in touch and we can discuss other options.

Overview

This course will discuss how services and practitioners can better prevent drug related deaths. This course will have a particular focus on identifying the needs and risks of older people aged 35 years and over who use substances.

Aim

To enable workers to recognise risk factors, high risk times and support people to reduce risk of drug related death.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will:

• Identify individual risk factors and high-risk times for drug related death.
• Identify ways to engage and retain people in services.
• Identify good practice to reduce drug related death.

Course Length and Format

This course consists of 3.5 hours learning using the following format:

Part 1: SDF Overdose Prevention, Intervention and Naloxone e-learning module  (1hr).  

Please note. Completion of the e-learning module (part 1) is an essential requirement for attending the trainer facilitated online learning (part 2).

Access to the free e-learning module here: https://www.sdftraining.org.uk/online-learning/156-overdose-prevention-intervention-and-naloxone-3

An invitation to participate in part 2 of the training will be emailed to participants once completion of part 1 has been verified.

Part 2: Trainer facilitated online learning over one half day (2.5hrs). 

Certification of course completion is awarded to participants who complete part 1 and 2 of the course and submit the post-course evaluation form.

This session will take place via Teams.

This training is funded by Scottish Government and is free to access for practitioners who work with people who use drugs or alcohol and who live or work in Scotland. If you are outwith these limits, please get in touch and we can discuss other options.

Overview

This course will discuss how services and practitioners can better prevent drug related deaths. This course will have a particular focus on identifying the needs and risks of older people aged 35 years and over who use substances.

Aim

To enable workers to recognise risk factors, high risk times and support people to reduce risk of drug related death.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will:

• Identify individual risk factors and high-risk times for drug related death.
• Identify ways to engage and retain people in services.
• Identify good practice to reduce drug related death.

Course Length and Format

This course consists of 3.5 hours learning using the following format:

Part 1: SDF Overdose Prevention, Intervention and Naloxone e-learning module  (1hr).  

Please note. Completion of the e-learning module (part 1) is an essential requirement for attending the trainer facilitated online learning (part 2).

Access to the free e-learning module here: https://www.sdftraining.org.uk/online-learning/156-overdose-prevention-intervention-and-naloxone-3

An invitation to participate in part 2 of the training will be emailed to participants once completion of part 1 has been verified.

Part 2: Trainer facilitated online learning over one half day (2.5hrs). 

Certification of course completion is awarded to participants who complete part 1 and 2 of the course and submit the post-course evaluation form.

This training is funded by Scottish Government and is free to access for practitioners who work with people who use drugs or alcohol & who live or work in Scotland. 
If you are outwith these limits, please get in touch and we can discuss other options.

This is a 2 day course running on 2nd & 3rd June 2020 from 9:30 am until 1 pm on both days via Teams.  You must be able to attend on both days.

Overview

Motivational interviewing is a collaborative and empowering method which can effectively influence change. Motivational interviewing is an evidence-based method that has been evaluated in more than a thousand controlled clinical trials.

Aim

This introductory training aims to introduce the application of motivational interviewing skills and strategies to help people who present as ambivalent find and build their own motivation for change.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the e-learning module and trainer facilitated sessions, participants will have:

• Defined the nature of ambivalence about change.
• Applied the spirit of motivational interviewing, integrated with the OARS counselling skills to engage a person in personal conversation.
• Analysed how motivational interviewing can influence change by intentionally evoking and strengthening natural language (change talk).
• Identified how motivational interviewing may be used within own practice setting.

Course Length and Format

This course consists of 8 hours learning using the following format:

Part 1: SDF Motivational Interviewing in Brief Conversations e-learning module (2hrs).  

An invitation to participate in part 2 of the training will be emailed to participants once completion of part 1 has been verified.

Please note. Completion of the e-learning module (part 1) is a pre-requisite for attending the trainer facilitated online learning (part 2).

Access to the free e-learning module here: 

https://www.sdftraining.org.uk/online-learning/652-motivational-interviewing-in-brief-conversations

Part 2: Trainer facilitated online learning over two half days

• Day 1: Applying the spirit of motivational interviewing (3hrs)
• Day 2: Building motivation for change (3hrs)

Certification of course completion is awarded to participants who complete part 1 and 2 of the course and submit the post-course evaluation form.

Everyone Has a Story: Children Affected by Parental Substance Use

This is a 2 day course running on 8th & 9th June 2020 via Teams.  You must be able to attend on both days.

Aim

This course will support practitioners in adult and children’s services to respond to children affected by parental substance use.

Learning Outcomes 

By the end of the training, participants will be able to:

• Identify the impact of parental substance use on children.
• Describe the child’s change cycle in parental use and recovery.
• Practise the assessment of risk for children affected by parental substance use.
• Identify ways to actively engage and hear young people’s stories.

Course Length and Format

This course consists of 7 hours learning using the following format:

Part 1: SDF Drug Awareness: An Introductory Course e-learning module (1hr).  

Please note. Completion of the e-learning module (part 1) is a requirement for attending the trainer facilitated online learning (part 2). 

Access to the free e-learning module here: https://www.sdftraining.org.uk/online-learning/277-drug-awareness-an-introductory-course

An invitation to participate in part 2 of the training will be emailed to participants once completion of part 1 has been verified.

Part 2: Trainer facilitated online learning over two half days.

Certification of course completion is awarded to participants who complete part 1 and 2 of the course and submit the post-course evaluation form.

This session will take place via Teams.

This training is funded by Scottish Government and is free to access for practitioners who work with people who use drugs or alcohol and who live or work in Scotland. If you are outwith these limits, please get in touch and we can discuss other options.

Overview

This course will discuss how services and practitioners can better prevent drug related deaths. This course will have a particular focus on identifying the needs and risks of older people aged 35 years and over who use substances.

Aim

To enable workers to recognise risk factors, high risk times and support people to reduce risk of drug related death.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will:

• Identify individual risk factors and high-risk times for drug related death.
• Identify ways to engage and retain people in services.
• Identify good practice to reduce drug related death.

Course Length and Format

This course consists of 3.5 hours learning using the following format:

Part 1: SDF Overdose Prevention, Intervention and Naloxone e-learning module  (1hr).  

Please note. Completion of the e-learning module (part 1) is an essential requirement for attending the trainer facilitated online learning (part 2).

Access to the free e-learning module here: https://www.sdftraining.org.uk/online-learning/156-overdose-prevention-intervention-and-naloxone-3

An invitation to participate in part 2 of the training will be emailed to participants once completion of part 1 has been verified.

Part 2: Trainer facilitated online learning over one half day (2.5hrs). 

Certification of course completion is awarded to participants who complete part 1 and 2 of the course and submit the post-course evaluation form.

This training is funded by Scottish Government and is free to access for practitioners who work with people who use drugs or alcohol & who live or work in Scotland. 
If you are outwith these limits, please get in touch and we can discuss other options.

This is a 2 day course running on 11th and 12th June 2020 from 1 pm until 4:30 pm on both days via Teams.  You must be able to attend on both days.

Overview

Motivational interviewing is a collaborative and empowering method which can effectively influence change. Motivational interviewing is an evidence-based method that has been evaluated in more than a thousand controlled clinical trials.

Aim

This introductory training aims to introduce the application of motivational interviewing skills and strategies to help people who present as ambivalent find and build their own motivation for change.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the e-learning module and trainer facilitated sessions, participants will have:

• Defined the nature of ambivalence about change.
• Applied the spirit of motivational interviewing, integrated with the OARS counselling skills to engage a person in personal conversation.
• Analysed how motivational interviewing can influence change by intentionally evoking and strengthening natural language (change talk).
• Identified how motivational interviewing may be used within own practice setting.

Course Length and Format

This course consists of 8 hours learning using the following format:

Part 1: SDF Motivational Interviewing in Brief Conversations e-learning module (2hrs).  

An invitation to participate in part 2 of the training will be emailed to participants once completion of part 1 has been verified.

Please note. Completion of the e-learning module (part 1) is a pre-requisite for attending the trainer facilitated online learning (part 2).

Access to the free e-learning module here: 

https://www.sdftraining.org.uk/online-learning/652-motivational-interviewing-in-brief-conversations

Part 2: Trainer facilitated online learning over two half days

• Day 1: Applying the spirit of motivational interviewing (3hrs)
• Day 2: Building motivation for change (3hrs)

Certification of course completion is awarded to participants who complete part 1 and 2 of the course and submit the post-course evaluation form.

This session will take place via Teams.

This training is funded by Scottish Government and is free to access for practitioners who work with people who use drugs or alcohol and who live or work in Scotland. If you are outwith these limits, please get in touch and we can discuss other options.

Overview

This course will discuss how services and practitioners can better prevent drug related deaths. This course will have a particular focus on identifying the needs and risks of older people aged 35 years and over who use substances.

Aim

To enable workers to recognise risk factors, high risk times and support people to reduce risk of drug related death.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the course, participants will:

• Identify individual risk factors and high-risk times for drug related death.
• Identify ways to engage and retain people in services.
• Identify good practice to reduce drug related death.

Course Length and Format

This course consists of 3.5 hours learning using the following format:

Part 1: SDF Overdose Prevention, Intervention and Naloxone e-learning module  (1hr).  

Please note. Completion of the e-learning module (part 1) is an essential requirement for attending the trainer facilitated online learning (part 2).

Access to the free e-learning module here: https://www.sdftraining.org.uk/online-learning/156-overdose-prevention-intervention-and-naloxone-3

An invitation to participate in part 2 of the training will be emailed to participants once completion of part 1 has been verified.

Part 2: Trainer facilitated online learning over one half day (2.5hrs). 

Certification of course completion is awarded to participants who complete part 1 and 2 of the course and submit the post-course evaluation form.

Everyone Has a Story: Children Affected by Parental Substance Use

This is a 2 day course running on 11th & 12th June 2020 via Teams.  You must be able to attend on both days.

Aim

This course will support practitioners in adult and children’s services to respond to children affected by parental substance use.

Learning Outcomes 

By the end of the training, participants will be able to:

• Identify the impact of parental substance use on children.
• Describe the child’s change cycle in parental use and recovery.
• Practise the assessment of risk for children affected by parental substance use.
• Identify ways to actively engage and hear young people’s stories.

Course Length and Format

This course consists of 7 hours learning using the following format:

Part 1: SDF Drug Awareness: An Introductory Course e-learning module (1hr).  

Please note. Completion of the e-learning module (part 1) is a requirement for attending the trainer facilitated online learning (part 2). 

Access to the free e-learning module here: https://www.sdftraining.org.uk/online-learning/277-drug-awareness-an-introductory-course

An invitation to participate in part 2 of the training will be emailed to participants once completion of part 1 has been verified.

Part 2: Trainer facilitated online learning over two half days.

Certification of course completion is awarded to participants who complete part 1 and 2 of the course and submit the post-course evaluation form.

This training is funded by Scottish Government and is free to access for practitioners who work with people who use drugs or alcohol & who live or work in Scotland. 
If you are outwith these limits, please get in touch and we can discuss other options.

This is a 2 day course running on 22nd and 23rd June 2020 from 9:30 am until 1 pm on both days via Teams.  You must be able to attend on both days.

Overview

Motivational interviewing is a collaborative and empowering method which can effectively influence change. Motivational interviewing is an evidence-based method that has been evaluated in more than a thousand controlled clinical trials.

Aim

This introductory training aims to introduce the application of motivational interviewing skills and strategies to help people who present as ambivalent find and build their own motivation for change.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of the e-learning module and trainer facilitated sessions, participants will have:

• Defined the nature of ambivalence about change.
• Applied the spirit of motivational interviewing, integrated with the OARS counselling skills to engage a person in personal conversation.
• Analysed how motivational interviewing can influence change by intentionally evoking and strengthening natural language (change talk).
• Identified how motivational interviewing may be used within own practice setting.

Course Length and Format

This course consists of 8 hours learning using the following format:

Part 1: SDF Motivational Interviewing in Brief Conversations e-learning module (2hrs).  

An invitation to participate in part 2 of the training will be emailed to participants once completion of part 1 has been verified.

Please note. Completion of the e-learning module (part 1) is a pre-requisite for attending the trainer facilitated online learning (part 2).

Access to the free e-learning module here: 

https://www.sdftraining.org.uk/online-learning/652-motivational-interviewing-in-brief-conversations

Part 2: Trainer facilitated online learning over two half days

• Day 1: Applying the spirit of motivational interviewing (3hrs)
• Day 2: Building motivation for change (3hrs)

Certification of course completion is awarded to participants who complete part 1 and 2 of the course and submit the post-course evaluation form.