One of the ways that the Centre will achieve our goals is by delivering training to a range of target audiences, including alcohol and drugs and the allied health sector, youth sector as well as the general community.

A range of interactive workshops are being offered free of charge to workers with the latest evidence-based information and interventions on cannabis use and cannabis use disorders that can be used when working with either adults or adolescents. They contain didactic and skills-based components and are framed around core competencies.

We suggest an add-on modular series of workshops which target the various levels of information and skills required which can be adapted to suit your local needs.

The workshops currently available are as follows:

• Adolescent Cannabis Check-Up (ACCU)
• Cannabis and Other Drugs and the Workplace
• Cannabis and Other Drugs and the Workplace - EAP
• Cannabis and Other Drugs and the Workplace - Executive
• Cannabis and Other Drugs and the Workplace - Generalist
• Cannabis and Other Drugs and the Workplace - OHS/Supervisors
• Cannabis Treatment Guidelines
• Cannabis: Everything you need to know
• Cannabis: Everything you need to know - Indigenous
• Clinical Overview
• Clinical Overview - Indigenous
• Clinical Train the Trainer - Professional Development
• Information and Intervention Overview
• Information Overview to ATSI Workers
• Introduction to NCPIC
• Quitting Cannabis? 1-6 sessions
• Young People and Cannabis Use

Each workshop has a recommended maximum number of participants.

If you would like more details regarding our training workshops and education sessions, click here to view our NCPIC flyer.

If you would like to book a training session or workshop, please contact training@ncpic.org.au

Click here for a list of NCPIC’s training sessions.

NCPIC has developed a collection of clinical resources for those working in the field which will aid them when working with clients who use cannabis. Resources and assessment tools can be downloaded and printed out as pdfs below. Printed copies of the resources may be ordered from the Clinical Resources Order Form. Please note that these are to be used in conjunction with NCPIC’s training sessions and are not stand-alone publications for general community use.

• Quitting Cannabis Workbook
• Quitting Cannabis Clinician’s Guide
• Severity of Dependence Scale (SDS)
• High Risk Confidence Questionnaire (HRC)
• Cannabis Problems Questionnaire (CPQ)
• ACCU Baseline Assessment
• ACCU Personal Feedback Report
• Personal Feedback Form
• Strategy Workbook
• Adolescent Cannabis Problems Questionnaire (CPQ-A)