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Indigenous AOD Workers' Wellbeing Resources

Our Healing Ways: Putting Wisdom Into Practice

Type: Book
Author: Victorian Dual Diagnosis Education and Training Unit
Publisher: Victorian Dual Diagnosis Education and Training Unit
Year: 2012

This manual explores working with co-existing mental health and drug and alcohol issues from an Aboriginal best practice perspective. The manual takes into account the complexities involved in working with community - often with dual relationships with clients. It is a celebration and validation of the enormous skill set required for this work.

Healing_Ways_Manual.pdf
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