At the end of the course participants will:
- Understand what dual diagnosis is, relevant current research and policy
- Understand the therapeutic, working alliance for clients with dual diagnosis
- Be able to undertake activities that increase engagement with help
- Look at strategies for change
This course is aimed at staff that support people with dual diagnosis issues of substance use and mental health problems or distress. It will provide useful information about dual diagnosis, and look at a number of helping strategies to enhance participants’ confidence in addressing difficulties. The course uses a number of learning activities (for example trainer presentation, group work, skill practice and individual reflection etc.) to help participants to have a deeper insight into the challenges faced by those with dual diagnosis.
Training is 1 day (09.30-16.30) in-person, in Leeds and costs £99.
