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Cognitive connection workshops: Screening in addiction services 15 May

This workshop will build confidence in cognitive impairment screening by supporting a better understanding of the cognitive impairment process specific to addictions practice.

15/05/2026, 09:00am - 12:00pm

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I am an addiction practitioner (Workshop criteria) and can commit to completing the pre workshop requirements

Complete the cognitive impairment practice guidelines micro-learning
Download the cognitive-impairment-guidelines
Please complete the below short exercise designed to support you in understanding what you are already observing in your mahi.

Reflective Scenario

Most addiction practitioners will have worked with tāngata who are living with cognitive challenges. The below questions will start connecting you with what you already see and do in your mahi, and will help us to more effectively target the content to your experience.

If you feel comfortable, think of someone you’ve worked with who seemed to show possible cognitive challenges but did not have a formal diagnosis.

What led you to think they might be experiencing cognitive challenges?

Narrative answer — up to 50 words

If you had the required skills and training, would you have screened them for cognitive impairment?

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Did you change your approach when working with this person?

Yes

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If yes, how did you change your approach?

Narrative answer — up to 50 words

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