Description
Ketamine is the worlds most popular painkiller – it is also a widely used recreational drug. This course explores important issues around the explosion of Ketamine use in the UK. Using the latest research, the course examines the changing demographics of Ketamine use, key risks to physical health and the recent developments in using the drug for the treatment of depression. The training also explores why Ketamine addiction is becoming more prevalent in the U.K.
The course explores the key strategies to help users reduce the harm associated with their Ketamine use. The training is suitable for all staff who require up to date information and advice on Ketamine and how to support clients who may be using the drug.
Learning objectives:
- To examine the mechanisms of action of ketamine on the brain and CNS.
- To clarify the risks associated with using Ketamine regularly and heavily.
- To understand the risks of mixing Ketamine with alcohol and other substances.
- To explore the issues around the increasing use of Ketamine for those with ‘treatment resistant’ depression.
- To examine the key indicators of Ketamine addiction.
- To help delegates develop a clear understanding of the key harm reduction advice for clients.
There is a 10% reduction if 3 or more book from your organisation.
Over the last 12 months 100% of delegates ticked the box saying that they would recommend our training to colleagues!
