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Contributor May 24, 2022 Addiction, Crystal Methamphetamine

Cracks in the Ice: resources developed with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

In July last year, Cracks in the Ice launched the first national website providing trusted, evidence-based, and up-to-date resources about crystal...
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Contributor May 19, 2022 AOD, Cracks in the Ice, Crystal Methamphetamine

Cracks in the Ice: an online toolkit providing evidence-based information about crystal methamphetamine for health professionals and the community

What is Cracks in the Ice?
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Brittany George October 20, 2020 Cracks in the Ice, Crystal Methamphetamine, Drug Addiction, Ice, Uncategorized

‘Ice’ Use During Pregnancy

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Brittany George October 8, 2020 Addiction, Crystal Methamphetamine, Mental Health, Uncategorized

Cracks in the Ice: An Online Toolkit About Crystal Methamphetamine

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Brittany George June 14, 2019 Crystal Methamphetamine, Digital, Drug and Alcohol Addiction, drug-use, Drugs, E-health, Ice, online intervention

Cracks in the Ice: An Online Toolkit For Crystal Methamphetamine Addiction

Dr Steph Kershaw is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Matilda Centre for Research in Mental Health and Substance Use at the University of Sydney.
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Brittany George August 15, 2018 Crystal Methamphetamine, Drugs, Health, Mental Health,  2018 Australian Rural & Remote Mental Health Symp

A Novel Mobile App on Crystal Methamphetamine for Australian Communities

The 2018 Australian Rural & Remote Mental Health Symposium will this year be held over 15-17 October at the Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart, Tasmania.
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