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Learning About the Psychology of Addiction

CPD Listening Time:	69 Mins
Conference:	Alcohol and Drugs
Date Recorded:	10 Feb 2010
Location:	Victoria, Australia

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Learning About the Psychology of Addiction

Facts about the use of drugs in Australia.

Are indigenous people more prone to substance abuse than other Australians?
Is there a typical profile of an addicted person?
Summary of the causes of dependency relating to legal and illegal drug/alcohol/inhalants.
How to recognise levels of substance-dependant behaviours?
A look at the impact on families, friends and work mates.
Zero tolerance or harm reduction: is Australia’s tough position toward illicit drug use the best policy choice?
Can addictive behaviours be cured?
If you suspect a colleague is an alcoholic or an addict, what should you do?

Speaker: Craig Maloney

Education and training coordinator at Delmont Hospital. Craig’s background includes a Master of Mental Health Nursing and clinical experience in managing adults, child and adolescent clients. Craig also has substantial teaching experience.

Recorded: 10 Feb 2010
Duration: 68 mins & 43 secs
Conference: 'Alcohol and Drugs'
State: Victoria, Australia

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