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Introduction to Drug and Alcohol Services in Warwickshire provided by the Recovery Partnership .

Introduction to Drug and Alcohol Services in Warwickshire provided by the Recovery Partnership. The Recovery Partnership came into existence in December 2011.

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Introduction to Drug and Alcohol Services in Warwickshire provided by the Recovery Partnership .

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  1. Introduction to Drug and Alcohol Services in Warwickshire provided by the Recovery Partnership.

  2. The Recovery Partnership came into existence in December 2011. It replaced drug and alcohol services that were previously provided by Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership Trust - NHS, Trust the Process Counselling, Swanswell Charitable Trust, Warwickshire Probation Trust and West Midlands Police. The Recovery Partnership is provided by Addaction and Cranstoun, two national substance misuse charities who between them operate over 100 specialist services.

  3. Services are based at five sites: • Nuneaton & North Warwickshire • Stratford & South Warwickshire • Rugby • Leamington & Warwick • Coventry

  4. Our treatment options follow a 3 stage process to move people through addiction and into recovery. These include: Engagement and Motivational Services De-Addiction Treatment Services Integration and life adjustment services

  5. Treatment options available include: • Open access information and advice • Harm minimisation advice • Needle Exchange • Blood Borne Virus prevention and treatment (including screening and vaccinations) • Criminal Justice Interventions • Hospital Liaison • Structured Psychosocial Interventions • Pharmacotherapy (prescribing) • In Patient detoxification (drug and alcohol) • Structured day programmes (group work) • Employment Support • Health checks and advice • Complementary Therapies (where available)

  6. Main evidence-based psychosocial interventions utilisedwith clients include: • Cognitive-behaviour therapy (CBT) • ITEP/BTEI (mapping) • Motivational Interviewing (MI) • Solution Focussed Therapy • Family Therapy (where appropriate)

  7. Individual client sessions will often deal with the following areas • Decisional balance (pros and cons) • Exploring personal history of use • Current problems/barriers • Resources and strengths • Problem solving • Motivation to change • Goal setting/action planning • Planning for the future • Decision making • Solution mapping • Building self esteem • Challenging negative thoughts and behaviours • Dealing with stress and anger • Building social support • Relapse prevention/dealing with a lapse • Dealing with cravings • Reducing risk • Planning for detox /rehab • Exploring treatment options • Dealing with emotions • Working through resistance • Reviewing progress • Preparing for group work • Arranging appointments

  8. Structured Day Programmes These are structured sessions, in a group setting which run on a regular basis in the community. They aim to provide aftercare for those clients who have achieved abstinence and want support in maintaining it, as well as assisting in relapse prevention. A good follow up option for those leaving detox/rehab or those who have been stable for a while and shown commitment to their treatment plan. Aim to build skills in problem solving, motivation, stress management, self efficacy, social support and communication. Current groups include: Process group, Managing Me, Assertiveness, My Map of the World (self exploration and values) and drug/alcohol knowledge groups.

  9. - Open access drop in service at all bases. From 9-4, Mon-Fri • This means that a duty worker will see the person as soon as they become available. • Alternatively call and request a referral form which can then be completed and faxed back to the relevant project • Further information on local services for substance misuse can be found in the “Getting Better 2012” document available for free to download from www.safercoventry.org.uk

  10. Alcohol Users Clients who drink alcohol have a variety of treatment options available to them dependent upon their level of alcohol use and severity of dependence: Frequent Fliers Hospital Inreach 1-1 Keyworking IBA Pharmacotherapy Community Detoxification and In Patient Residential Rehabilitation Relapse Prevention Structured Daycare Mutual Aid

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