Handbook for Aboriginal Alcohol and Drug Work – Indigenous Justice Clearinghouse

Handbook for Aboriginal Alcohol and Drug Work

Author	Lee, Kylie ; Freeburn, Bradley ; Ella, Steve ; Miller, Warren ; Perry, Jimmy ; Conigrave, Kate
Date	2012
Source/Publisher	Sydney Medical School, University of Sydney
Link(s)	http://ses.library.usyd.edu.au/bitstream/2123/8339/6/2012-handbook_online-version3.pdf
Subjects	Drugs and alcohol

Description

Based on clinical and cultural experience, as well as on the available evidence about what works to prevent and treat alcohol and drug problems among Aboriginal people.

Copyright Information

The copyright for this publication belongs to the University of Sydney. Inquiries about using or reproducing the resource should be directed to the copyright holder. As stated in the resource: The information has been prepared by the editors, contributing authors and reviewers for people doing Aboriginal alcohol and drug work in Australia. Written permission is needed to reproduce, store, transmit or translate any sections of the handbook.

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