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Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention (ADAP) and Awareness TrainingEmpowering Communities to Combat Substance Abuse
Join us for a transformative two-day training to build a safer, healthier tomorrow. 📍 Location: Onsite – UCN Board Room 🗓 Dates: November 17–18 🕘 Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM (Daily) ⏳ Estimated Duration: 12 hours 🔒 Registration: Closed View Registration Form |
About the Training |
Substance abuse affects individuals, families, workplaces, and communities at every level. This in-depth training explores the complex dynamics of drug and alcohol use, the psychological and neurological underpinnings of addiction, and the human stories behind dependency.
The course provides a foundation in understanding the psychology and neuroscience of addiction, including how neurotransmitters function and how addiction is categorized as a disease. Participants will also learn about different substances of abuse—from alcohol and cannabis to prescription drugs, narcotics, and designer substances—alongside their medical and psychosocial impacts. Through interactive discussions, real-world case examples, and practical tools, participants will leave with the insight and confidence to recognize substance abuse, respond effectively, and foster healthier environments at home, work, and in the community. |
Key Topics Covered |
What You Will LearnParticipants will gain practical knowledge and tools to: ✅ Understand the dynamics of addiction in families ✅ Recognize the signs of codependency ✅ Identify the medical and emotional impacts of addiction ✅ Navigate the Stages of Change and how to support recovery ✅ Detect signs of drug and alcohol abuse in friends, family, and co-workers ✅ Promote prevention strategies at home, school, and work ✅ Increase awareness of counseling and treatment support options ✅ Manage stress and build stronger coping mechanisms This training is ideal for:
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