Ketamine Key Points

This two hour online training course is designed to equip participants with a broad understanding of ketamine, its effects, contexts of consumption and the risks associated with continued use

By the end of this training participants will be able to:

• Identify key effects of ketamine and how these vary by dose
• Suggest links between ketamine consumption and mental health
• Compare methods of ketamine consumption
• Explain the potential risks of ketamine in the short and long term

This training is delivered by www.crew.scot/what-we-do/training/ 

There are 25 places for each of these sessions.  We anticipate the demand for these courses to exceed the places available.  Therefore, we are asking interested staff to nominate their interest for the courses by providing your name, role (and if you currently work supporting children and young people affected by ketamine), organisation and email address to ADPartnership@inverclyde.gov.uk.

Priority will be provided to staff working with children and young people affected by  Ketamine and for those to provide training to these staff groups.  The ADP team will fill places based on a set of priority criteria and a waitlist will be held for those who are interested in attending but don’t meet the criteria.  Places on the courses may then be allocated, or additional places may be brought in to meet demand.