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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-48285-4t explores a response to vicarious trauma in staff and concludes with two case studies. One addressing stigma through training and one addressing trauma with a gendered lens. Trauma-informed services and practices are now essential aspects of quality service delivery.

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Prevalence: What Is the Nature and Scale of the Problem?,ow these methods can be used ensuring good research practice in terms of client identification and finally we demonstrate how to apply the methods in two case studies one involving people who inject drugs and one involving children of parents who use drugs.

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Addressing Needs: What Do Our Clients, Staff, and Community Need?,f how to use the framework. Finally, two case studies are presented as examples. These explore the needs of people who are in recovery and are facing homelessness and people who use alcohol and are accessing newly developed integrated alcohol treatment services.

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Prevention and Intervention: What Are the Components of Successful Interventions?,stance use. The importance of underlying theory and how to develop a logic model are explained. The need for fidelity to a program and the possible need for a cultural adaptation are also discussed. Finally, the chapter concludes with two practical case studies, one for parents of children with behavioral problems and one within a school setting.

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Mortality, Overdose, and Drug-Related Deaths: How Do We Address Overdose Deaths and Underlying Riskerdose risk and response. Within this chapter we provide a range of definitions, biological explanations depending on the substance involved, we provide a step-by-step approach for responding to an overdose, reducing harm and saving lives. We conclude by presenting two innovative case studies in a school and in a prison setting.

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Strengths-Based Approaches Addressing Stigma and Trauma: How Do We Address Stigma and Develop Traumt explores a response to vicarious trauma in staff and concludes with two case studies. One addressing stigma through training and one addressing trauma with a gendered lens. Trauma-informed services and practices are now essential aspects of quality service delivery.