Ice: Training for Frontline Workers

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About Ice: Training for Frontline Workers

Ice: Training for Frontline Workers is a free resource for frontline workers who want to enhance their crystal methamphetamine skills and knowledge. It is relevant to a wide range of sectors, including health and welfare, education, criminal justice, and transport.

The training contains flexible content that suits a variety of needs. It has 7 independent but complementary modules:

• About Ice

• Effects of Ice

• Communicating with Ice Users

• Ice Users and Critical Incidents

• Interventions

• Prevention

• Organisational Responses to Ice

Each module contains between 2-9 topics. You can work through all the modules, just one, or any number of individual topics. It’s up to you!

Follow the prompts in the box on the right to register or, if already registered, log in to start using this resource.

The Facilitator’s Guide (A companion document to NCETA’s online ice training resource) for use in face-to-face training is now available. Click here to download a PDF version of the Facilitator’s Guide.

Ice: Training for Frontline Workers is a free resource developed by the

National Centre for Education and Training on Addiction (NCETA)

as part of the

Victorian Government’s Ice Action Plan.

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Please go to Modules to access the Ice Training package.