Resources for alcohol and other drug workers.
The worksheets in the Smoke Signals series are designed to be used with young people who have symptoms of mental illness and who misuse cannabis, as well as alcohol or other drugs. They give practical strategies for helping young people with common symptoms of mental illness and alcohol or drug misuse. The strategies are based on motivational interviewing (collaboration and respecting autonomy), psychoeducational approaches (learning about available treatment options) and cognitive behavioural approaches (behavioural disputation of negative cognitions through activity).
You can download Smoke Signals for free in our NCPIC shop.
This training package has been developed to assist workers in the field to gain up-to-date information on cannabis the drug, how it is used by young people and to help workers to gain confidence and competence in dealing with the young people they come into contact with who want to change their cannabis use.
You can download this resource for free in our NCPIC shop.
NCPIC has a range of online resources developed specifically to help people in different situations quit.
A do-it-yourself guide for quitting cannabis.
Joint Effort
Grab a mate and support each other as you leave weed behind!
A free online program to help you cut down on cannabis use.
NCPIC has developed a range of free, printed and online resources for you to share with your clients. Resources provide information about cannabis and the short-term and long-term effects of use, quitting and conversations. Our free AOD resources can be found in our free NCPIC shop.
This cannabis information awareness resource is designed to be used by alcohol and other drug workers and allied health workers in areas such as mental health, law enforcement, youth and social work. The DVD and website feature in-depth interviews with Australian experts on topics including cannabis use in Australia, cannabis potency, the impact of cannabis use on mental health, and cannabis dependence. The Educator's Kit and PowerPoint presentation can be downloaded and the free DVD may be ordered from our NCPIC shop.