Principles of Addiction Recovery
This introductory course is designed to help You build a clear understanding of addiction and the different factors that can influence it. Throughout the course, You will explore the types of addiction people may experie...
Course description
This introductory course is designed to help You build a clear understanding of addiction and the different factors that can influence it. Throughout the course, You will explore the types of addiction people may experience and the range of treatments, care approaches and support available.
The course also highlights why education and awareness are essential in improving addiction treatment and relapse prevention, both nationally and within local communities. You will gain valuable insight into how individuals can be supported throughout your recovery journey.
This course is ideal for anyone who works with, or may come into contact with, people affected by addiction, including those in healthcare, social care, childcare, education or housing settings.
You must be able to attend every session in order to successfully complete this qualification.
What can this course lead to?
Course progression
Upon completion, you could progress onto a further course, including:
- Substance Misuse Awareness (Introduction)
- Alcohol Awareness (Introduction)
- Level 1 Substance Misuse Awareness
- Level 1 Alcohol Awareness
- Level 1 Mental Health
- Level 1 Peer Mentoring
- Level 2 Mental Health Management techniques for stress and anxiety
Visit the National Careers Service website for more information about careers available in this sector.
Course session dates
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4 January 2027 - 24 February 2027 9:30am - 4:30pmApply
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The course information on this page was last updated 05 August 2026.
