What's the Crack on location: Lisbon Addictions - pt 1What's the Crack on location: Lisbon Addictions - pt 1
What's the Crack
In late October 2017 the great and the good of addictions policy and research gathered in Lisbon to discuss all things addictions. What's the Crack sent a crew to suffer the 30 degree heat and wonderful city of Lisbon on your behalf. This episode ...
22:28•7 Nov 2017
Lisbon Addictions Conference: Unpacking the Latest in Addiction Research
“I do love that kind of research that gets to the point of saying: well, actually, yeah, I like that.”
Picture yourself at a bustling conference in the vibrant city of Lisbon, where addiction experts from around the globe gather to share groundbreaking research. That's exactly where Rob Calder, Elle Wadsworth, and Lindsey Hines take you in this episode of 'What's The Crack'. These hosts brave the sunny 30-degree weather to bring you the latest insights from the Lisbon Addictions Conference. Ever wondered if crack cocaine messes with your ability to read minds?
Or how about the role robots might play in future addiction treatments? This episode tackles these intriguing questions and more. The team dives into pressing issues like heroin overdose prevention and the intriguing concept of contingency management. They also explore the Adam trial, which uses behavioural activation and psychotherapy to help individuals find their motivation for change. Plus, you'll get a peek into the European Monetary Centre's efforts to track new psychoactive substances popping up across Europe.
Whether you're personally affected by addiction or just curious about the latest in addiction science, this episode promises to be both enlightening and engaging. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of the complexities behind drug dependencies and the innovative research shaping the future of addiction treatment.

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