Midwifery
- Helping Families Affected by Substance Use in Midwifery Zoom Thursday 27-01-2022 - 09:30 until Monday 31-01-2022 - 17:30
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Helping Families Affected by Substance Use in Midwifery
1. Having an awareness of the impact of parental substance use on children and the family
• Impact of substance use on the individual, child and the family
• Rights of the unborn child
• Referencing serious case reviews, stats and research
2. Knowing how to support families affected by alcohol and other drugs
• Case study
• Supporting in the moment, best practice for the individual, child and wider family
• What families say they need
3. Understanding addiction and recovery
• DSMV criteria, diagnosis and models
• Cycle of Change/realistic expectations
• Statements Quiz
4. Recognising the importance of language in helping people in recovery
• Research
• Avoiding labels
• Putting ourselves in the shoes of clients
5. With increased confidence in safeguarding children and the family
• Safeguarding through the thresholds
• Representing the voice of the child and other family members
• Case studies
6. Connecting Adverse Childhood Experiences, trauma and addiction
• Why do people use substances and the trauma connection
• Adverse Childhood Experiences
• Scenarios
7. Having a toolbox of support and services
• Health services
• Local services
• National Services
Venue/Timing
Venue : Zoom
Type: Training
Start Date: Thursday 27-01-2022 - 09:30
End date: Monday 31-01-2022 - 17:30
Capacity: 50
Contact Details
Elissa Edwards-Heath
ussumidwifery@gmail.com
Terms and Conditions
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Tickets are non-refundable.
For events taking place in Atmosphere bar or at night clubs, entry will only be permitted for those over the age of 18.
Ticketed events:
Ticket holders must be a current student at the University of Salford, or accompanied by a current student at the University of Salford who is named on the ticket.
Tickets can not be returned or refunded. Tickets may be exchanged provided the recipient of the ticket is a current student at the University of Salford. Tickets exchanged to non-students will be deemed void and entry will be refused.
Club Nights:
Student ID must be shown be shown on entry.
Alcohol purchased outside the venue may not be taken inside.
Security reserve the right to refuse entry to anyone they deem to be heavily intoxicated or under the influence of illegal substances (including laughing gas). Security also reserve the right to eject anyone they deem to be causing a disturbance, acting in a violent manor, handling illegal substance or in any other way violating the rules of the venue.
Please respect your venue and your friends.
