
Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices
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This session provides a comprehensive overview of evolving drug use patterns through the lens of multiple substances. Attendees will gain updated knowledge regarding current practices related to cannabis, cocaine, ketamine, and chemsex. The training emphasizes harm reduction strategies relevant to these diverse and changing recreational activities.
Delivered by CGL, this training offers new insights into changing practices and harm reduction for cannabis, cocaine, ketamine and Chemsex.
This brand new training has been developed by frontline workers from Change Grow Live Norfolk who specialise is non-opiate based substances. This full-day session offers brand new insights into emerging and evolving trends in substance use, focussing on some of the most prevalent illicit drugs in the community today, namely: cannabis, cocaine, ketamine and substances associated with Chemsex, such as GHB and Crystal meth (methamphetamine).
This session will provide an in-depth overview of these substances, their patterns of use, the risks and the specific harm reduction advice for each. You will receive slides and a certificate of attendance following the course.
This is training is suitable for anyone working in health and social care settings as well as community organisations.
Our Terms and Conditions
Please only book a place if you are certain you can attend. Places are limited and absences impact on others that could benefit from this training.
You must attend the whole day. Leaving part way through is disruptive for our trainers and attendees. You will not receive your certificate if you do not attend the full day.
Booking your place confirms you have approved this with your Line Manager.
When you have booked via Eventbrite, we will also ask you to confirm your space by email a week before the event. This is to ensure that you can cancel in good time should you need to.
We do not accept bulk bookings or booking on someone else's behalf. If you think someone on your team would like to book, please send them the Eventbrite link so they can book their own place in their own name. Duplicate bookings willn autoamtically be cancelled.
Please fill out the order form in full. You may risk losing your space if the form is not completed.
If you book a place and do not attend without informing us or your cancellation, this may incur a fee of £100 for your organisation. Please cancel in good time.
We reserve the right to fine your organisation £100 for last minute cancellations and no-shows.
If you do need to cancel, please do so in good time by emailing katie.docwra@cgl.org.uk and cancel your place via Eventbrite as soon as possible so that others may have the opportunity to attend.
Photos may be taken at the event and a list of all the professional attendees, their organisations and email addresses may be emailed to all after the event for their own purposes. Please inform your trainer on the day if you do not wish to be added.
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Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices takes place on Wednesday, 7 October 2026 at 10:00.
Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices is held at Norman Centre in Norwich (Bignold Road, Norwich, NR3 2QZ).
Entry to Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices is free.
Tickets for Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices
Editorial Summary
This session provides a comprehensive overview of evolving drug use patterns through the lens of multiple substances. Attendees will gain updated knowledge regarding current practices related to cannabis, cocaine, ketamine, and chemsex. The training emphasizes harm reduction strategies relevant to these diverse and changing recreational activities.
This summary was automatically generated from event data sourced from official ticketing providers.
Organiser’s full description
Delivered by CGL, this training offers new insights into changing practices and harm reduction for cannabis, cocaine, ketamine and Chemsex.
This brand new training has been developed by frontline workers from Change Grow Live Norfolk who specialise is non-opiate based substances. This full-day session offers brand new insights into emerging and evolving trends in substance use, focussing on some of the most prevalent illicit drugs in the community today, namely: cannabis, cocaine, ketamine and substances associated with Chemsex, such as GHB and Crystal meth (methamphetamine).
This session will provide an in-depth overview of these substances, their patterns of use, the risks and the specific harm reduction advice for each. You will receive slides and a certificate of attendance following the course.
This is training is suitable for anyone working in health and social care settings as well as community organisations.
Our Terms and Conditions
Please only book a place if you are certain you can attend. Places are limited and absences impact on others that could benefit from this training.
You must attend the whole day. Leaving part way through is disruptive for our trainers and attendees. You will not receive your certificate if you do not attend the full day.
Booking your place confirms you have approved this with your Line Manager.
When you have booked via Eventbrite, we will also ask you to confirm your space by email a week before the event. This is to ensure that you can cancel in good time should you need to.
We do not accept bulk bookings or booking on someone else's behalf. If you think someone on your team would like to book, please send them the Eventbrite link so they can book their own place in their own name. Duplicate bookings willn autoamtically be cancelled.
Please fill out the order form in full. You may risk losing your space if the form is not completed.
If you book a place and do not attend without informing us or your cancellation, this may incur a fee of £100 for your organisation. Please cancel in good time.
We reserve the right to fine your organisation £100 for last minute cancellations and no-shows.
If you do need to cancel, please do so in good time by emailing katie.docwra@cgl.org.uk and cancel your place via Eventbrite as soon as possible so that others may have the opportunity to attend.
Photos may be taken at the event and a list of all the professional attendees, their organisations and email addresses may be emailed to all after the event for their own purposes. Please inform your trainer on the day if you do not wish to be added.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
❓ Frequently asked questions
When is Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices?
Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices takes place on Wednesday, 7 October 2026 at 10:00.
Where is Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices taking place?
Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices is held at Norman Centre in Norwich (Bignold Road, Norwich, NR3 2QZ).
How much are tickets for Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices?
Entry to Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices is free.
How do I get tickets for Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices?
Tickets for Cannabis to Chemsex: New Insights into Evolving Drug Practices can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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