Hello from Bhutan, 

It is an immense pleasure to be learning through this platform 

Bula vinaka and greetings to all 

I am Esava Ravula and I hail from the beautiful islands of Fiji. I am currently employed as a corrections officer for 8 years now. 

Joining this course has been an eye opener, it has so far broadened my knowledge and perception on the treatments of substance abuse and addiction. I have seen the dramatic effects on people and how rehabilitation has brought about change in their life's.

I am keen on learning more, to help with my work of rehabilitation and changing life's.

Hello. I am in Gaborone, Botswana. It is a great pleasure to have joined this platform

Hi everyone. I am Wada Gaolaolwe from Botswana. I am excited to be part of this group. Its great to network and learn from each other.  

this is a great opportunity to be a part of this intersting journey, me name is noora from Oman , and iam excited to learn more form all of u

Nice to meet everyone! I'm honored to join this ISSUP network and am eager to study addiction further, hoping to make a positive difference in tackling this issue

Hello from Johannesburg, South Africa

Both excited and humbled to have learnt about these courses

Lee

hello and greetings to all from Kenya, happy to join this course

good to be on board

This course was a good reinforcement of the mechanisms of the brain regarding substance use, as well as societal implications and solutions or strategies to address addiction. I am excited to connect with others and establish an even more firm foundation for my understanding of substance use disorders!

My Name is Danish Khan, Complete Bachelors In Psychology, From University Of Sindh, Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan.

Great to be joining the group

Great to be joining the group

Nice to meet you all. I'm looking forward to joining the UTC 1!

Thank you for making me a part of this network.

Enjoyed the UTC 1 Course! Good reminder of some of the fundamental aspects of the work.

Happy to join this team. Looking forward to engaging with those still here

thank you for providing opportunity to join this community, striving for increasing knowledge and skills related to prevention, treatment and recovery of people with Substance Use Disorders.