An advanced, multidisciplinary training program designed to equip participants with the technical and emotional skills necessary to intervene effectively in situations involving psychoactive substance use, intoxication, drug-facilitated sexual assault, aggression, and highly vulnerable environments.
The program addresses the phenomenon of drug use from a 360-degree perspective, covering the intoxicated patient, the patient in therapy, and the aggressive patient. It integrates scientific updates, harm reduction, information on new substances, psychosocial intervention, the therapeutic relationship, and care in recreational settings.
This training has been offered since 2012, has been part of the Congress since 2020, and has been received by more than 1,900 professionals. It consists of 23 hours of instruction and is accredited by the Continuing Education Commission.
Target audience: healthcare, social care, and mental health professionals.
