Suicide, Alcohol & Drug Abuse

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This course focuses on the effects of drugs and alcohol, their abuse, and the link between substance abuse and mental health. Additionally, it covers how to support individuals contemplating suicide.

7 Modules1 hour
€169€0
Suicide, Alcohol & Drug Abuse

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Understanding substance abuse
  • Causes and effects of drugs and alcohol
  • Types of drugs and how they work
  • Alcohol types and recommended units
  • Link between substance abuse and mental health
  • Understanding suicide
  • Identifying suicide warning signs
  • Providing support

Modules

Module 1

What is Substance Abuse?

Module 2

Causes & Effects of Substance Abuse

Module 3

Drugs & Alcohol

Module 4

Substance Abuse & Mental Health

Module 5

What is Suicide?

Module 6

How can you help?

Module 7

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Frequently Asked Questions

Substance abuse is when someone continues using drugs or alcohol despite negative effects on health, relationships, or daily responsibilities.

Yes. Addiction can affect anyone, regardless of age or background. Stress, trauma, or social pressure can increase the risk.

Alcohol can worsen anxiety and depression, disrupt sleep, and lower mood over time, creating a cycle of drinking to cope.

Dual diagnosis means having both a mental health condition and a substance abuse problem at the same time, making treatment more complex.