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For health professionals

For a copy of the "Australian Guidelines to Reduce Health Risks from Drinking Alcohol, 2009", please navigate to the National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) website

The following materials can be simply given to veterans or used as part of an intervention process.

	The Right Mix Information Kit  A collated kit, including posters, brochure, factsheets and low risk drinking guide.	Order now (free)
	Brochure A first point of call for veterans and their families, aimed at encouraging them to think about the issue.  View a PDF of the Brochure (1.07MB)	Order now (free)
	Facts and Furphies Challenges some of the myths about alcohol.  View a PDF of the Facts and Furphies (2.07MB)	Order now (free)
	Changing The Mix - A Guide to Low-Risk Drinking for the Veteran Community An easy to follow self-help resource for veterans interested in changing their drinking behaviour.  View a PDF of the Guide (1.08MB)	Order now (free)
	Health Provider AUDIT An easy to use AUDIT to print off and go through with your patients or clients.   View a printable PDF of the Alcohol Screen (AUDIT) (495KB)
	The Right Mix PDF Order Form Download this   View a PDF of the Order Form (765KB) and then post, email or fax it to the contact details contained within to order further The Right Mix resources.

Alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention manual (AS+BI)

A training program for veteran service providers.

Developed as a training tool for teaching the skills of alcohol screening and brief intervention to those who deliver front line services to the veteran community and who are in a unique position for early and appropriate intervention for alcohol use. It is also intended to be used as a resource manual for continuing reference by service providers as part of their skill development for alcohol intervention.

View the AS+BI manual

Towards better mental health for the veteran community

DVA mental health policy and strategic directions (January 2001 reprinted August 2002)

 Towards_Better_Mental_Health_For_the_Veteran_Community.pdf (343KB)

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