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Ethical decision-making lanyard cards (card only)

This handy lanyard card puts the ethical decision-making framework at your fingertips, providing a quick reminder of the key steps to consider when working through complex situations in practice.

Te Mana Hononga postcards

Postcards to support services to bring Te Mana Hononga to life in everyday practice.

Te Mana Hononga posters

Posters to support services to bring Te Mana Hononga to life in everyday practice.

Building alcohol and other drug knowledge practical strategies for the ward concertina

These practical ward-based strategies support safe, compassionate, and person-centred care from the moment someone is admitted.

Building alcohol and other drug quick guidance cards

A quick, practical guidance for kaimahi responding to alcohol and other drug-related behavioural presentations.

Te Mana Hononga: The power of connection framework

A framework for reducing restrictive practices in Aotearoa New Zealand.

More skills for working with older people in mental health and addiction services – Guide for kaimahi

This six-page fold-out guide is designed to support leaders, managers, and kaimahi wanting to use the More skills for working with older people in mental health and addiction services resource.

Aotearoa New Zealand addiction nursing standards

These Standards were developed in partnership with the Addiction Nurses Branch of Te Ao Māramatanga New Zealand College of Mental Health Nurses Inc and DANA. They set out the practice and education requirements for addiction nurses.

Refresher Mental Health First Aid workshop

For individuals who completed a Standard or Workplace MHFA course in the past 3 years and wish to refresh their skills and renew their accreditation.

Cognitive connection cards

Cognitive connection cards are designed as a practical tool for addiction kaimahi to build confidence in engaging with tāngata whai ora when cognitive challenges are present.

OST and you: A guide to opioid substitution treatment

OST and you is for people and whānau to access information about how opioid substitution treatment (OST) services are delivered in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Being trauma-informed: Principles and actions

A resource for kaimahi and organisations to create safe and supportive spaces

Keeping it Real | Kia Pono te Tika: A guide for kaimahi

A six-page fold-out A4 guide to support kaimahi in health roles to confidently use the Keeping it Real | Kia Pono te Tika framework.

Keeping it Real | Kia Pono te Tika values posters

A set of six A3 posters featuring the framework values of Manaaki, Hope, Kotahitanga, Wellbeing, Whanaungatanga, and Respect.

Keeping it Real | Kia Pono te Tika values cards

A set of six A6 cards featuring the framework values of Manaaki, Hope, Kotahitanga, Wellbeing, Whanaungatanga, and Respect.

Kaumātua older people discussion cards

This set of five discussion cards is designed to support meaningful conversations among people who support older people experiencing mental health challenges and/or addiction.

Kaumātua older people posters

This set of five posters is designed to support meaningful conversations among people who support older people experiencing mental health challenges and/or addiction.

Tom's journey comic

The comic takes you along Tom’s journey seeking wellbeing through a sensory lens.

He pārongo mā te whānau o te tāngata e aromatawaitia ana, maimoatia ana hoki i raro i te Mental Health Act

He pārongo mā te whānau o te tāngata e aromatawaitia ana, maimoatia ana hoki i raro i te Mental Health Act.

Keeping it Real | Kia Pono te Tika back-pocket resource

This back-pocket resource provides a quick reference for the values, skills and Real Skills of Keeping it Real | Kia Pono te Tika.

Keeping it Real | Kia Pono te Tika framework

Keeping it Real | Kia Pono te Tika describes the values, attitudes, knowledge, and skills required for working effectively alongside tāngata whai ora and whānau experiencing addiction and/or mental health challenges.

Competencies for the mental health and addiction consumer, peer support and lived experience workforce

The consumer, peer support and lived experience (CPSLE) workforce includes all people who work in a job where it is a requirement to have lived experience of mental health challenges and/or addiction.

What is addiction? - Chinese Traditional

What is addiction? (in traditional Chinese)
請查看我們的最新資訊'什麼是成癮'? 也可以請求郵寄資訊小冊

What is addiction? Simplified Chinese

What is addiction? (in simplified Chinese)
请查看我们的最新资讯'什么是成瘾' ?也可以请求邮寄资讯小册

Approaches to addiction issues (traditional Chinese)

成癮問題的治療方法 該資料簡要介紹了如何在社區中為酗酒，吸毒和賭博（成癮）問題的人提供支持。壹些方法對壹系列成癮問題有幫助，而另壹些方法則是針對特定的成癮精神依賴性藥物或行為制定的。解決成癮問題的主要方法是談話療法，藥物治療和公共衛生方法。首先由專業醫師做出評估，再和尋求幫助的人壹起探討最有效和可行的治療方案，因為每個人的治療方案是因人而異的。 This resource gives a brief introduction to the ways people who have alcohol, drug and gambling (addiction) issues can be supported in the community.

Approaches to addiction issues (simplified Chinese)

成瘾问题的治疗方法 该资料简要介绍了如何在社区中为酗酒，吸毒和赌博（成瘾）问题的人提供 支持。一些方法对一系列成瘾问题有帮助，而另一些方法则是针对特定的成 瘾精神依赖性药物或行为制定的。解决成瘾问题的主要方法是谈话疗法，药 物治疗和公共卫生方法。首先由专业医师做出评估，再和寻求帮助的人一 起探讨最有效和可行的治疗方案，因为每个人的治疗方案是因人而异的。 This resource gives a brief introduction to the ways people who have alcohol, drug and gambling (addiction) issues can be supported in the community.

Gambling, alcohol and drugs (traditional Chinese)

常見精神依賴性藥物及賭博 本資訊是對賭博和常見精神依賴性藥物, 及它們帶來的危害和有害行為的預警信號的一個簡單介紹。 人們有時會通過飲酒、用藥或其他一些行為，諸如：賭博，購物，暴飲暴食，性行 為， 鍛煉，互聯網和電子娛樂等來使自己感覺良好。事實上， 過度放縱任何讓人感覺良好的行為，都有可能使生活失去平衡，從而產生問題。

This resource gives a brief introduction to gambling, alcohol and some commonly used drugs and their associated risks and warning signs of harmful behaviour.

Gambling, alcohol and drugs (in simplified Chinese)

常见精神依赖性药物及赌博 本资讯是对赌博和常见精神依赖性药物, 及它们带来的危害和有害行为的预警信号的一个简单介绍。

This resource gives a brief introduction to gambling, alcohol and some commonly used drugs and their associated risks and warning signs of harmful behaviour.

P**d off

A guide for people trying to reduce or stop using methamphetamine

Parenting through challenging times

A guide for parents or carers talking with their children about challenging times including mental health and addiction issues.

Te Reo Hāpai - The Language of Enrichment

Te Reo Hāpai is a Māori language glossary providing over 200 interpretations for the unique terminology used by the mental health, addiction and disability sectors.

Living Well: Life strategies for family, whānau and friends of people using alcohol and other drugs

This guide provide suggestions, strategies and ideas about how people can look after themselves while dealing with the impact of a family, whānau member or friend's addiction.

Information for whānau and family of someone being assessed and treated under the Mental Health Act

Information for whānau and family of someone being assessed and treated under the Mental Health Act.

Information for people being assessed and treated under the Mental Health Act

Information for people being assessed and treated under the Mental Health Act.

Tātou tātou: being with people and whānau

This guide is set up to assist health sector workers to navigate the Real Skill: Working with people experiencing mental health and addiction needs.

Real people share their stories of opioid substitution treatment (OST)

A collection of stories from people brave enough to share their experience of opioid substitution treatment (OST)

We are family

We are family: stories of family and whānau affected by someone else's use of alcohol or other drugs.

Substance withdrawal management: Guidelines for medical and nursing practitioners

A guide to providing clinical guidance for the specialist addiction sector and medical and nursing practitioners providing support for people who are planning or may be undergoing substance withdrawal.

Real people share their recovery stories

This booklet contains a collection of personal stories from real people and their different journeys to recovery from addiction to alcohol or other drugs.

Tātou tātou: being with people and whānau poster

Use this poster to promote "Tātou tātou: being with people and whānau" within your service.

Substance use and withdrawal

A guide for recognising and responding to substance use and withdrawal in the community

Know how much you are drinking glasses

This plastic drinking cup is a useful tool to show people what a standard drink actually is.