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ScottishDrugsForum
United Kingdom
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 ต.ค. 2013
Scottish Drugs Forum is the membership-based national charity committed to improving Scotland's approach to drug-related issues.
Do The Right Thing: Delivering The Charter of Rights for People Affected by Substance Use (Webinar)
Do The Right Thing: Delivering The Charter of Rights for People Affected by Substance Use
The Charter of Rights for People Affected by Substance Use was launched on 11th December. The Charter describes the rights of people and the duties of service providers. For years, strategy and best practice have suggested there should be a rights-based approach to service design and delivery, but the Charter represents a significant step in making this a reality. This webinar discussed the process by which the Charter has been developed, the implications for people using services and how services can adapt to ensure people are empowered and have their rights respected.
Speakers:
Professor Alan Miller, Independent Chair of the National Collaborative
Jason Wallace, Living Experience Engagement Senior Officer, SDF
Louise Stewart, Director of Service Delivery, WithYou
Chair:
Austin Smith, Head of Policy & Communication, SDF
You can view and download the Charter of Rights in various formats here:
www.alliance-scotland.org.uk/blog/resources/final-charter-of-right-for-people-affected-by-substance-use/
Watch the High Commissioner of the United Nations Volker Türk's video from the launch of the Charter in Glasgow on Wednesday 11th December:
vimeo.com/1034489359/2185fa5b6e
The Charter of Rights for People Affected by Substance Use was launched on 11th December. The Charter describes the rights of people and the duties of service providers. For years, strategy and best practice have suggested there should be a rights-based approach to service design and delivery, but the Charter represents a significant step in making this a reality. This webinar discussed the process by which the Charter has been developed, the implications for people using services and how services can adapt to ensure people are empowered and have their rights respected.
Speakers:
Professor Alan Miller, Independent Chair of the National Collaborative
Jason Wallace, Living Experience Engagement Senior Officer, SDF
Louise Stewart, Director of Service Delivery, WithYou
Chair:
Austin Smith, Head of Policy & Communication, SDF
You can view and download the Charter of Rights in various formats here:
www.alliance-scotland.org.uk/blog/resources/final-charter-of-right-for-people-affected-by-substance-use/
Watch the High Commissioner of the United Nations Volker Türk's video from the launch of the Charter in Glasgow on Wednesday 11th December:
vimeo.com/1034489359/2185fa5b6e
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SDF Trends 2024 Dr Hazel Torrance, Post Mortem Toxicology 'Challenges in Detecting New Substances'
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Presentation on 'Post Mortem Toxicology: Challenges in Detecting New Substances' by Dr. Hazel Torrance, Head of Forensic Toxicology Service. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/What-we-are-seeing-in-post-mortem-toxicology.Issues-in-detecting-new-substances.-Hazel-Torrance.pdf At this event, 'Trends in Drug Use and Harms in Scotland' we d...
SDF Trends 2024, Scottish Ambulance Service 'Drug Harm Reduction'
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Presentation on 'Drug Harm Reduction by Suzie Gallagher, Kira Watson & Kieran Whitford from the Scottish Ambulance Service. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Drug-Early-Warning-System-Injecting-Equipment-Supply-Scottish-Ambulance-Service.pdf At this event, 'Trends in Drug Use and Harms in Scotland' we discussed what’s happening current...
SDF Trends 2024, Dr Norah Palmateer 'Trends in Drug Use and Harms from the NESI'
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Presentation on 'Trends in Drug Use and Harms from the Needle Exchange Surveillance Initiative' by Dr Norah Palmateer, Public Health Scotland and Glasgow Caledonian University. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/12/Trends-in-drug-use-and-harms-from-the-Needle-Exchange-Surveillance-Initiative-NESI-Dr-Norah-Palmateer-Public-Health-Scotland-G...
SDF Trends 2024, Trina Ritchie, NHS GGC 'Providing MAT for people with Benzodiazepine Dependency’
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Presentation on 'Trends in Treatment - Providing MAT for people with Benzodiazepine Dependency' by Trina Ritchie, Lead Clinician at NHS GGC Alcohol and Drug Recovery Services. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Trends-in-Treatment-Providing-MAT-for-people-with-Benzodiazepines-Dependency.Trina-Ritchie.pdf At this event, 'Trends in Drug U...
SDF Trends 2024, Chris Rintoul, Cranstoun 'Pregabalin in Northern Ireland'
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Presentation on 'Pregabalin in Northern Ireland' by Chris Rintoul, Head of Harm Reduction at Cranstoun. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Gabapentinoids-What-happened-in-Northern-Ireland-Lessons-for-Scotland.Chris-Rintoul.pdf At this event, 'Trends in Drug Use and Harms in Scotland' we discussed what’s happening currently, what's going...
SDF Trends 2024, Lynn Couper, Senior Training & Development Officer at SDF 'Drug Trends & Harms'
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Presentation on 'Drug Trends & Harms' by Lynn Couper, Senior Training & Development Officer - Emergency Responses at Scottish Drugs Forum. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Trends-in-harms-as-an-indicator-of-drug-trends-What-can-be-done-Lynn-Couper.pdf At this event, 'Trends in Drug Use and Harms in Scotland' we discussed what’s happen...
SDF Trends 2024, Vicki Craik, PHS 'RADAR: The neglected threats of cocaine, benzos & gabapentinoids'
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Presentation on 'Under the RADAR: The Neglected Threats of Cocaine, Benzos and Gabapentinoids' by Anna McVinish, Clinical Nurse Consultant at St Vincent's Health Australia. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Trends-in-drug-use-Gabapentinoids.Vicki-Craik.pdf At this event, 'Trends in Drug Use and Harms in Scotland' we discussed what’s ha...
SDF Trends 2024, Anna McVinish, St Vincent's Health Australia, 'FOpIT Trial'
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Presentation on 'FOpIT Trial - Feasibility of Opioid Injection Trial' by Anna McVinish, Clinical Nurse Consultant at St Vincent's Health Australia. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Hydromorphone-injectable-opiate-substitute-treatment-Anna-McVinish.pdf At this event, 'Trends in Drug Use and Harms in Scotland' we discussed what’s happen...
SDF Trends 2024, Jason Wallace, Senior Development Officer SDF 'What is Drug Checking telling us?'
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Presentation on 'What is Drug Checking telling us?' by Jason Wallace, Senior Development Officer who leads and manages the Living Experience Engagement Team at Scottish Drugs Forum. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/What-is-drug-checking-telling-us-Jason-Wallace-SDF.pdf At this event, 'Trends in Drug Use and Harms in Scotland' we discu...
SDF #InnovativePractice2024, WithYou Dundee, 'Harm Reduction Support in a Community Hub'
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Presentation on 'Harm Reduction Support in a Community Hub' by Graeme Callander from WithYou, Dundee. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Harm-Reduction-Support-in-a-Community-Hub-Graeme-Callander-WithYou-Dundee.pdf At this event, we heard directly from service providers who are driving and delivering meaningful change. Through dynamic p...
SDF #InnovativePractice2024 The Corner & Hillcrest Futures 'STRIVE Service for Young People'
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Presentation on 'STRIVE - Co-located joint NHS/third-sector Provision of Early Interventions for Young People' by Erin Lees & Katie Anderson of The Corner Dundee & Hillcrest Futures. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/STRIVE-Co-located-joint-NHS-third-sector-provision-of-early-interventions-for-young-people-Erin-Lees-Katie-Anderson-The-...
SDF #InnovativePractice2024, DAPL Fife, 'Increasing Client Engagement using a New Call System''
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Presentation on 'Increasing Client Engagement with Therapy using a New Call System' by Susan Innes and Ro Bell from DAPL, Fife. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Increasing-client-engagement-with-therapy-using-a-new-call-system-Susan-Innes-Ro-Bell-DAPL-Fife.pdf At this event, we heard directly from service providers who are driving and...
SDF #InnovativePractice2024, Aberlour Children's Charity, 'Mother and Child Recovery Houses'
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Presentation on 'Mother and Child Recovery Houses - A Look at the Biopsychological Model of Recovery' by Karen Campbell & Natalie Douglas from Aberlour Children's Charity. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/Aberlour-Mother-and-Child-Recovery-Houses-A-look-at-the-biopsychological-model-of-recovery-Karen-Campbell-Natalie-Douglas-Aberlour....
SDF #InnovativePractice2024, SFAD 'My Family, My Rights - Knowledge is Empowering'
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Presentation on 'My Family, My Rights - Knowledge is Empowering' by Kerry Storey & Marianna Marquardt from Scottish Families Affected By Alcohol and Drugs. View and download the slides for the presentation here: sdf.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/My-Family-My-Rights-–-Knowledge-is-Empowering-Kerry-Storey-Marianna-Marquardt-Scottish-Families-Affected-By-Alcohol-and-Drugs.pdf At this event, we...
SDF #InnovativePractice2024 Families Campaign For Change 'Learning Journey Rialto Drug Team Dublin’
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SDF #InnovativePractice2024 Families Campaign For Change 'Learning Journey Rialto Drug Team Dublin’
SDF #InnovativePractice2024, Turning Point Scotland 'North Lanarkshire Crisis Outreach Service'
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SDF #InnovativePractice2024, Turning Point Scotland 'North Lanarkshire Crisis Outreach Service'
SDF #InnovativePractice2024, NHS Lothian 'A Warm Handover from Hospital to Discharge'
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SDF #InnovativePractice2024, NHS Lothian 'A Warm Handover from Hospital to Discharge'
SDF #InnovativePractice2024, Audit Scotland 'Launch Report on Drug and Alcohol Services in Scotland'
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SDF #InnovativePractice2024, Audit Scotland 'Launch Report on Drug and Alcohol Services in Scotland'
SDF #StopTheDeaths Conference, Samantha Stewart SDF 'Experiences of Medication Assisted Treatment'
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SDF #StopTheDeaths Conference, Samantha Stewart SDF 'Experiences of Medication Assisted Treatment'
SDF #StopTheDeaths Conference, Anna Millington 'Redefining Drug Treatment for Mothers who use Drugs'
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SDF #StopTheDeaths Conference, Anna Millington 'Redefining Drug Treatment for Mothers who use Drugs'
SDF #StopTheDeaths Conference, Dr. Julie McAdam 'Recent drug-related deaths in Scotland'
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SDF #StopTheDeaths Conference, Dr. Julie McAdam 'Recent drug-related deaths in Scotland'
SDF #StopTheDeaths Conference, Deputy Director of Drugs Policy, Scottish Government, Introduction
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SDF #StopTheDeaths Conference, Deputy Director of Drugs Policy, Scottish Government, Introduction
#StopTheDeaths, Dr. Saket Priyadarshi 'Introducing a Safer Drug Consumption Facility for Glasgow'
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#StopTheDeaths, Dr. Saket Priyadarshi 'Introducing a Safer Drug Consumption Facility for Glasgow'
SDF #StopTheDeaths Conference, Shelia Vakharia 'Harm Reduction - Saving Lives During Crises'
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SDF #StopTheDeaths Conference, Shelia Vakharia 'Harm Reduction - Saving Lives During Crises'
SDF Event - Needs Assessment & Feasibility Study for Safer Drug Consumption Facility, James Nicholls
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SDF Event - Needs Assessment & Feasibility Study for Safer Drug Consumption Facility, James Nicholls
SDF Event- Involving people who use drugs in the development of service provision, Mat Southwell
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SDF Event- Involving people who use drugs in the development of service provision, Mat Southwell
ON ALERT: New opioids and benzos in Scotland’s drugs supply (SDF Webinar)
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ON ALERT: New opioids and benzos in Scotland’s drugs supply (SDF Webinar)
Barnardos, Whole Family Approach to Supporting Children and Families - Emerging Practice Event
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Barnardos, Whole Family Approach to Supporting Children and Families - Emerging Practice Event
FASS/ADAPT, Fife Recovery Service: KY Clubs - Emerging Practice Event
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FASS/ADAPT, Fife Recovery Service: KY Clubs - Emerging Practice Event
"PWID"...is that all we are to you? A damn acronym? How about a multidisciplinary approach that starts with putting the USER at the CENTRE of THEIR RECOVERY? Why don't you carry out a case study into the Switzerland and Portuguese system? Instead of shoving methadone/subutex down the throats of addicted individuals so you can tick a box. Peer reviewed research has shown HAT to be more effective at achieving long-term abstinence (along with dealing with the Patient--not the "PWID" )- to obtain housing, access to other health centres etc. (not a HMO) "The Great Afghan bake off"--Opium is not even synthesised into Heroin until it reaches Iran/Turkey. Making a joke of it is just not appropriate. "Goodness knows what else is in it."--Why don't you offer drug testing services as is the case in the Netherlands. You lot make me sick. Highest drug death rate per capita in the western world for nearly a decade running. If you ran a private company with the lowest revenue per share for almost the last decade, would you still have a job? Drug Services in Scotland are hugely underfunded with rock bottom morale amongst staff that are overworked into burnout, with high attrition. The co sequence of this is that a patient isn't often afforded the chance to build a relationship with their worker as they are often gone within a year, compromising trust. I implore you to search on TH-cam for "The Streets"- these two guys have done more in little over one month to help drug users than the "SDF" and Scottish Government ever have. It's horrible to see you laugh through a presentation on such a serious subject, even if it is provoked by nervousness. "Allegedly, there are people in Dumfries and Galloway that use drugs." I know that was an attempt at humour, but it's an utter disgrace given the context. People have DIED for heavens sake! "Heroin's Heroin..." Well, unless you make it a pharmaceutical option as is the case in the Netherlands and Switzerland"
I was in Dublin 1990,s and wandered into a housing scheme on way back from being out with my husband and two sons. What drew me was an oil drum and fire burning and families They had reclaimed the street to protect kids from drug dealers and when they found someone dealing, they marched en mass to their homes and drove them out!!!!! It was amazing, so maybe same folk? 2024❤
I took heroin on and off for 2 years I was sent to prison they put me on methadone it took me 23 years to get away from this government curse.
The Scottish Government are perpetuating the continuation of Drug and Alcohol Addiction by the abysmal lack of funding in life saving treatment centres like Jericho House . The devastating consequences of addiction for families,communities,law enforcement, the NHS and local Services are enormous as is the loss of lives that could have been saved through rehabilitation into jobs and careers that would transform lives and help Society as a whole. The answer seems obvious..INVEST in subsidised rehabilitation = PROFIT from savings made in expenditure from Unemployment Benefit, Law Enforcement,NHS Services (all of which encompass a exhaustive list of individual Services that are already drained of financial and effective resources) I cannot see any reasonable or intellectual argument that could convince me that the lack of Government Funding for rehabilitation is ABHORRANT and Politically and Financially INCREDULOUS !!
Great advice
Alot of doctors wont prescribe valuim and pass the buck to someone else so they dont have to prescribe it and always say i carnt help you but you know they can to pick and choose who they treat is disgusting and to think doctors take a oath that means nothing to them ther a law unto themselves and have excuses for anything
Valium isn’t that strong though. Xanax is so much better. I’m on 1mg 2x a day.
@Ricktheredbrick1 I don’t know about that. In my research it said that Xanax, Ativan and klonopin are the strongest benzodiazepines with klonopin taking the lead as the strongest. Valium was compared to 5 mg of Valium is 0.5 mg of Xanax. The reason I like Xanax so much is because it works fast.
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I am working with Union County in Ohio(USA) and people are waking up finally that this has to be done. The Federal Government isn't going to help. I am trying to get MAT at the jail here and it's a fight but I have a lot of people on my side. This is the answer to the opioid crisis tbh if people would just look at the numbers and how effective HAT(and Dilaudid for that matter) really is. Judging by the current rate of addicts who are becoming addicted from the start and those who were successful in becoming clean for over a year, we need to have a treatment that is AT LEAST 60% effectiveness in order to get a grip on this Fentanyl black market. Suboxone is the next best treatment numbers wise(42%) and I suspect Sublocade will be a little higher once those numbers come out which helps but Suboxone isn't the greatest with pain and those who are facing diseases with a lot of pain find that Suboxone/Subutex doesn't work well in the long run. HAT is the future once people wake up but here in the USA, we can't even get our Methadone Clinics in order. Imagine dying of a terminal disease and you're 29 years old. You were on pain medication but were cut off so now you have to choose, suffer in bed crying and throwing up all of the time because the pain is so unimaginably bad or get some heroin and feel normal again. The choice is sadly obvious but now you are addicted to Heroin. Heroin goes away and now Fentanyl analogues are all that is left so you get clean on Suboxone and try to work hard to keep your sobriety but you are living your life in agony all of the time barely able to function. As your disease progresses, the Suboxone becomes less and less effective and so out of desperation you choose to get on Methadone because it works better for pain however, now you are stuck going to a clinic every day that's 1 hour away from home. It's harder to maintain Methadone than just using Fentanyl on the streets because of our policies here in the USA. You slowly lose everything just trying to maintain the car and pay for gas to the clinic and then you go without to experience Methadone withdrawl the first time. It is the worst possible opioid you could WD from(Except perhaps Carfentanyl or Phenylfentanyl) and upon realizing that Methadone is the only MAT that works with your pain triggers to use, you realize there is no hope. You can't make it to treatment because it costs too much to sustain. Then, you kill yourself because you realize that the pain and agony from your illness is never going to be treated for. Pain patients are committing suicide in massive numbers and nobody is talking about that... thank you for this video, it was full of great info that I am trying to spread!
How are you doing? Still in the fight actively to help wake these people up? Can't thank you enough for your work. I'm a addict and fellow Harm Reduction and MAT advocate. Much love
@@DetroitFettyghost Hey, thank you! Yep, still in it lol got some judges on my side along with the health department here and the seemingly majority of Union county tbh because a lot more random people are agreeing lately once you show them the evidence. It used to be a lot of people didn't even listen.. btw, fellow recovering opioid addict(Heroin, Fentanyl) with over a year clean now from my last hiccup but it was wild circumstances from an allergic reaction to the red dye in standard 10mg/ml methadone syrup. It's MUCH more common than is reported unfortunately, and the symptoms are identical to opioid withdrawl. I ended up relapsing as the methadone was killing me but I switched to a new version of methadone that just came out two years ago under the radar that is a hypo-allergenic colorless, odorless, and sugarless with no added flavorings. It just tastes like Tylenol with that opioid taste. It thankfully is working better but I still don't like how sedating Methadone is. It's like I have to choose pain or mental clarity. At least Buprenorphine lets you keep your mental clarity although it doesn't work for pain very well! Heroin does everything well, it's stimulating yet works on pain well and after you use it like a patient would everyday, you no longer get high. I could get my life back with Heroin, Methadone is my only medical choice now until something changes... or I relapse on Fentanyl. Which is not an option, that's a death wish with the Xylazine junk around.
Scots: “Ah swallay ehteh a deh. Ah’ve hud ehteh tadeh awruddy.” English: “I swallow eighty a day. I’ve had eighty today already.”
so everything free on the NHS ... come and get your fix free ....what a load of garbage thinking here
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Prun Bijral is currently consulting at a Priory mental health facility, on which I am a patient. He is abusive verbally and I am aware at times he has been more than physically abusive to patients and staff. When discussing medication with him or my care plan, he refuses to allow you to speak or have any input into your own care. He prescribes archaic medications with horrific side effects and I am quite sure he is in this profession purely to torment and abuse vulnerable people with mental health issues.
She's spot on about everything, amazing woman.
yes the silent majority knows know she nothing but a little lieing toxic Dwarf.
what we are seeing is not harm reduction! it's enabling further psychological harm to already vulnerable people! this isn't giving hard drug addicts a soft drug alternative until they're clean! Original Vancouver HARM REDUCTION CLUB Ian
How many times do advocates, academics and really any rational human being need to keep saying the same things, just give people who use drugs what they need
Jesus Christ the guy just said if you present for treatment you can get it in 20 minutes and the guy from Scotland was saying addicts here are kept waiting so they can prove they want help! The Swiss guy just tore that argument to shit😂
So 5 years ago this twat was proud that people don’t have to wait more than 3 weeks for treatment but now I’ve just waited 9 month💩Scotland is a fucking joke honestly,listen to him asking about diversion of drugs and the doctor basically saying it’s not a problem,why would anybody getting pure heroin want to sell it to get money for street heroin? This guy is a fucking embarrassment to Scotland asking stupid fucking questions,you can see the Swiss guy just thinking what the fuck are you people doing?just treat the addicts like adults and ask how they want to be treated for there addiction!
God bless you both for what you're doing and using your time let us all make Jesus Christ Lord of our life today and ask him into our heart for he is coming quickly but I thank him for the many blessings through such wonderful people like yourself God bless you and I pray that I will meet all of you in Heaven one day thank you again
Drug use amongst the young is declining? That's not what I see in our communities. Cocaine is almost as normal as a few beers now
I want to move here so I can use heroin without being a criminal and life a happy long life. I wonder if it’s possible to move my life here and work and use this program. Until usa ends this drug war I don’t want to be here anymore and I’ve been sober 16 months but I’m miserable
How are you doing? Still sober? Any relapses? I feel the same. We need this in the USA NOW! We use 85% of the world's opiates/opioid and are current treatment options are not for everyone. Much love.
Its hugeee!
Attribute half of these ODs to suicide. It's sad and unnecessary
If we could transplant that mindset into the medical profession and government. We would be on the way, in the first step of really getting to grips with this evil. If only they listened to these forward looking people. But from my experience they won't do the right thing, that's why we are still talking about this 45 year's down the road. I Know, because it's the same conversation I've listen to first time since 1979 and every year since. They won't listen to the people who have skin in the game and know the best way to fight this evil. . 👊☘️🇮🇪
Good God in heaven, please do not prescribe benzos for more than a week and never in large dosages. I was prescribed a "wonderful, non-addictive medication that has just been approved" when I returned from overseas with a bad PTSD case. Took me 32 years to get off them and I was mentally ill for five years due to chronic insomnia. They are so problematic that I don't understand why these substances are given for anything but severe crisis. I understand that it's cheaper and less work to shut someone's mind off instead of dealing with the problem, but patients should have the option. Thanks for trying to help. Stay safe and well.
Excellent, it's good to see that doctors are realizing that the client knows what works best for them and it is not just a singular issue. This doctor has a really good understanding of the the complexities of this condition, we need more like minded professionals working in this field.
Putting out tenders for access to the lowest remunerated contracts is not conducive to good practice or effective results for users of services. This scheme is all over the place. I could visit people where they are with no fear and I have been there, invaluable experience is being ignored all over Scotland, in favour of clueless box tickers and number crunchers who have no solutions.
Great stuff eh ? You don't get bad reviews from people in your employ - let the people still using the services have a voice ! We might hear some truth for a change. I am desperate for employment but they'd rather pay 10 officials with hugely beneficial contracts to say what Scot's nazis want them to say. Give the people involved clear details and opportunities, not soundbites!
I hope Scottish Drug Services take better care of their Drug Worker employees than those in England where we are struggling with ridiculous caseloads (mine is currently at 71 when it was supposed to be at around 40 max! I have also only had supervision about 9 times in 2 years and face to face maybe 3 of those. The staff turnover is very high because workers are burnt out and simply unable to cope. We want the best for our clients but just don’t have the time to do the job properly. Meanwhile the agency are still making £M’s each year.
Awesome
I would inject crystal meth and share needles with friends when I didn't have any clean ones. Somehow I didn't catch hiv but my mom's friend weighed like 50 pounds once his hiv turned to aids and he passed away.
I was cured of HIV with the use of natural herbs. I love herbs so much. Sometimes, injection and drugs are just a waste of time. I was cured 8 months ago but I had to wait for some months and did so many tests during this period to confirm that I am truly cured. I suffered from HIV for 2 years, but with the help of Dr. Sani herbal medicines, I was cured within a few weeks of drinking the herbs he sent to me through courier delivery service. This same doctor also cured my aunty from herpes. As soon as I heard she had herpes, I referred her to the doctor and she was cured after drinking his herbs.I have since then referred about 4 persons and they were all cured from their various illnesses. Have you tried herbs before?. You have spent so much money on drugs,injections, etc and yet you have no good result to show for it. Dr. Sani is a herbalist doctor, I believe he can help you if you can follow his instructions and drink his natural herbs. He has herbs that cures HIV, Herpes, Diabetes, Asthma, Hepatitis, etc. Contact Dr. Sani by Email: perfectherbalcure@gmail.com Call/WhatsApp on: +2348118184266
I think I’m in what they call tolerance withdrawl right now over the last almost two months from 0.25mg klonopin for the last six months I have hightened anxiety, palpitations, hyperventilation, and a very bloated stomach that won’t go down I don’t know what to do going forward because it doesn’t seem to light up, and I refuse to up the dose
Hang in there. It's a long, slow process but it's worth it.
6:22 this is why we need prison abolition as well. defunding police as first responders to crisis. they bring more harm. marginalized individuals are endangered when they are calling the cops. canada needs more than a good samaritan law. we need to just have EMS as first responders.
Going on a year and half tapering these. Doctors need jail time for misusage of benzos. The recommended usage duration is 2-4 weeks however a person can become dependent within 9 days of usage. I currently have 83 symptoms I've experienced trying to come off these pills. Wish I never ever took them. Lost everything. To those of you who are benefiting from these... Understand that these arnt a long term solution they will turn on you and you will enter hell. :( good luck everyone
Good video, just putting it out there tho, the noises in the background are SUPER annoying.... Especially the crinkling of plastic or whatever it is at the beginning of the video.
Scotland, this place would rather watch good lives going to waste with people dying on our streets, never mind injection sites, give out medical grade heroin to users and watch people change their own lives.
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when you have REALLL TRAUMA, being raped repeatedly, losing more than one child. lost voth parents , abused your whole life, raped most of it. yea i couldnt BREATHE and my anxiety litetally did trauma to my heart. benzos SAVED my life. if youve never had an hour long panic attack/hyperventilation out of NO WHERE and you swear your dying, as you gasp for air ! when you take a bezo it will stop almost immediately, not everyone needs them but DONT KNOCK the ones that do !!
Oh boy... You are in for the toughest fight of your life. I pray you arnt using benzos longer then a month. Recommended usage is 2-4 weeks max. You are correct benzodiazepine are a god sent for short term usage only. Why? Because we currently have zero evidence that a person who takes them longer then a month benefits from benzos from them in treating anxiety, depression, seizures or PTSD. Get off while you can and figure out a better way to deal with your issues. No one is taking shots at you... But Benzos can not be taken long term or life, if you know people who are taking them long term that's unfortunate,they may be fine for now but once tolerance kicks in, or tolerance withdrawal which is seend in most sedatives, SSRI's and antipsychotics you will be in a world of hurt. And when you try stopping the benzos... Well this is the problem with benzos. No one is knocking benzos, we're knocking the practice of benzos. These are the most dangerous drugs that health professionals don't know how to use properly nor how to get people off correctly. It's the longest process to get off benzos that we're all trying to save you from having to endure.. You talk about panic attacks for hours... Lol I wish, since my taper which is the only safe way off... I've had panic attacks, periods of loss of vision, buzzing in ears, dizzy and Lightheadedness, constant fear, burning face, hair loss and that's just what I can think of for the past year and half. Your past history of abuse, those feelings get turned up to levels you didn't know existed. Your defending benzos,thats pretty sad considering you have no idea what your in for. These drugs are dangerous. You don't have to believe me right now because they are benefiting you but once they turn on you and they will, you will learn one of the most horrific lessons of your life. And no detoxes and rehabs don't work for dependency issues, they are great for addictions but benzos are very different then addiction. Good luck to you
Respect to you, nobody should be refused medicine, or demonised for using medicine
I agree that this medication is unduly vilified and the withdrawals (I have self medicated on and off, so I experienced them) also overestimated. It is very sad that the behaviour of a few with substance abuse issues have ruined the opportunity of receiving this drug through the NHS for problems such as GAD or social anxiety. Despite my failure to respond to multiple antidepressants I am refused these drugs. If the drugs, as commenters love to say, are *literally* heroin etc etc, why have I after self medicating a handful of times for periods of 6 months, no addiction to the drug and no particular desire to buy it regularly despite it being readily available on the darkweb?
I'm sorry is he suggesting Quetiapine doesn't cause dependancy?
Bingo! Unresolved trauma. Benzos are now contraindicated longterm for trauma.
Because they just bury the trauma so you can't work on it. I didn't mature or grow as a person the entire 35 years. Then after I got off the crap I still had to deal with it. No help, just horrible.
At 32:10- how many years a person has been taking benzos will reflect how many months they reduce them? For people who think Dr's don't know alot about benzo dependancy... (not addiction) - here is your proof. They know. This drug has caused problems for decades. Why are we as patients, not being taken care of properly or pulled off too quickly and horribly injured from this drug?
Right disgrace no helping with detox they have a lot for other drugs that Herion opiates etc etc sad
Money.
Money. It's all about the bucks in America, and screw the damage done.
@@murderedbypoguesandparasit8988 Not America. The world.
@@sandywhat2429 Sorry to hear that, but I don't doubt what you say at all. Stay safe and take care.
Dr. Thomas at 9 minutes, are you suggesting that youre giving patients informed consent prior to prescribing a benzo to a new patient?
Redrom?
I was on benzos for 40 yrs.
40 yrs omg did you hit tolerance ? How are you know
@@Walsh25 Hell on earth.
Very harmed from rapid taper. Clonazepam Lorazepam Zopiclone, all 3 in 20 months Very ill Trying to stay alive. Very sick. Triggered Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, nerve damage etc etc etc etc
@@sandywhat2429 what about zopiclone is it good occasionally
@@Sahilkhan-tk7rp its a very powerful drug and did terrible things to my brain. Causes interruptions, many waking, sleepwalking, sleep eating, idk. Idk what's "good".
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