Claire Hampson and Richard McVey: Increasing family-focused practice across an organisation
Posted on 22-05-2013
in: Events And Seminars
Claire Hampson and Richard McVey talk about their recent research, which aims to understand the impact of alcohol and drug problems on the family. They discuss developing strategies in addiction practice to reduce family strain.

 

New Directions in the Study of Alcohol Group 2013

Location: Birmingham

New Directions in the Study of Alcohol Group has provided a safe environment where alcohol practitioners, researchers, service managers and commissioners have explored and debated contemporary challenges in the field since the mid 1970. 2013 conference reviews the development of alcohol related work with families including some of the leading researchers internationally: Professor Jim Orford;…

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