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Many people believe that vomiting, drinking strong coffee, fresh air, food or even having a shower will help someone to sober up if they have been drinking. The only thing that will actually lessen the effects of alcohol is time.
THERAPEUTIC RESIDENTIAL CARE IN AUSTRALIA
The Australian Institute of Family Studies have published an issues paper looking at therapeutic residential care in Australia. The paper considers therapeutic residential care overseas, and looks at the current state of therapeutic residential care in Australia. The paper also looks at the research on "what works" in therapeutic residential care, and considers the ingredients of effective service delivery.
Therapeutic Residential Care in Australia: Taking Stock and Looking Forward
Posted in: Research
Tags: Child Protection, Family
