Mike Ashton on the need for workers to react flexibly to their clients
Posted on 10-03-2008
in: Tools and Technologies

Mike describes the processes by which the practitioners choices can make things better or worse. “People who have decided that they want to go for treatment… 90% of the work is done”.

 

Mike Ashton Drug and Alcohol Findings

Editor, Drug and Alcohol Findings

Location: London, UK

Mike Ashton is a writer, editor and commentator on evaluation research in the drug and alcohol field. Mike is editor of Drug and Alcohol Findings which took the form of a magazine between 1999 and 2006 and is now a free-to-access web site featuring the Effectiveness Bank with an extensive range of articles including the much…

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