Jan 3, 2020 | Additional Needs, Community, Community Investment, Equine Therapy, Social Enterprise, Uncategorized, Young Peoples Mental Health
As a CIC were donate our profits to support similar services – we like to focus on disadvantaged young people and of course horses. This year our chosen recepient is the Ebony Horse Club in Brixton . You may have also seen one of their young riders in...Sep 30, 2019 | Community, Developing new services for young people, Drugs and Alcohol, Recovery, Recovery, Uncategorized, Young People's Substance Misuse Services, Young Peoples Mental Health
We are so excited to see this now in print – we were thrilled to be asked to contribute. Our chapter is Prescribing Interventions for Young People (with our collaborative approach – of course!) We learned so much about writing and publishing during the...Mar 13, 2019 | Developing new services for young people, Drugs and Alcohol, Uncategorized, Young People's Substance Misuse Services, Young Peoples Mental Health
Deborah and Lisa travel to Dunkeld tomorrow to talk at the College of Psychiatrists Addiction Faculty (Scotland) meeting about drugs, alcohol and young people. Presenting on our favourite subjects – current trends for young people and developing new services for...Dec 10, 2018 | Drugs and Alcohol, Young People's Substance Misuse Services, Young Peoples Mental Health
We are very pleased that Deborah has been invited to comment on the new Medicinal Cannabis Guidance. She is keen to include a view about how this new area of Medicine will affect children and young people.Sep 20, 2018 | Developing new services for young people, Drugs and Alcohol, Recovery, Recovery, Systemic Practice, Young People's Substance Misuse Services, Young Peoples Mental Health
We are so excited to be in Glasgow and are presenting on Young People and Substance Misuse – working with complex presentations and medication. Watch this space for an update on how it went!! Feb 28, 2018 | Drugs and Alcohol, Young People's Substance Misuse Services, Young Peoples Mental Health
We welcome the research released yesterday by Kings College London confirming that most cannabis available is super strength and can have significant impact on mental health – especially in young people. We know from case work that young people struggle with...
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