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Drugs and Brain Chemistry About this course: How do we think drugs work within the brain? What do drugs really do at a brain chemical level? And how do we use this information practically. This course is intended to make the subject of neuropharmacology accessible for workers, and enable them to understand key terms, the main neurotransmitters, and the impact of substances on these brain chemicals. Duration: two day course Appropriate for: This course is aimed at experienced workers who are confident with the key drugs ad want to enhance their knowledge and skills. Workers will need previous substance misuse training. Objectives: By the end of the course, participants will:
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Format: Taught sections, group discussion, work in small groups and pairs, group presentations Handouts: Handout on drugs and mental health, further reading DANOS modules: AA1, AA4, AB2, AB5, AD1, AD4, AG2, AG3, AH4 Notes: This course overlaps with the "Drugs and Mental Wellbeing Course" but focuses primarily on substance use and brain chemistry. It is a very useful course for experienced drug workers who want to understand more about what is going on behind the scenes. What people
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