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Drug Induced Psychosis

CPD Listening Time:	6 Mins
Conference:	Alcohol and Drugs
Date Recorded:	11 Feb 2010
Location:	Victoria, Australia

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Drug Induced Psychosis

Summary of the types of mental instability that can result from ingesting alcohol or taking drugs during adolescence.

What is the difference between eccentric, rebellious, controversial and mentally unbalanced behaviours, thought processes and emotions?
What are the prospects for full recovery after a drug-induced psychosis?
Can addictions be cured?

Speaker: Craig Maloney

Craig has extensive experience as a mental health nurse working in a large range of clinical settings where high exposure to risk exists. His qualifications include a Masters in Nursing, a Graduate Diploma of Specialist Psychiatric Nursing Practice and an Associate Diploma of Residential and Community Studies. Craig has experience in Occupational Health and Safety and is an Aggression Management Trainer. He has an Aggression Management Certificate from RMIT. Craig is also involved in amateur dramatics which enhances his teaching style.

Recorded: 11 Feb 2010
Duration: 6 mins & 03 secs
Conference: Alcohol and Drugs
Session in Conference: The Day My Mind Went Psycho!
State: Victoria, Australia

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