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• About VSU
• What is volatile substance use
• Types of volatile substances
• Butane
• Nitrous oxide
• Amyl nitrite
• Effects
• Harms
• Reducing VSU harm
• Intoxication
• Signs of VSU intoxication
• Managing an intoxicated person
• Acute intoxication
• Treatment
• Treatment guidelines
• Treatment approaches
• The law & volatile substances
• Western Australian law
• VSU-related laws in Australia
• Prevalence
• Statistics
• Morbidity and mortality
• Strategies
• Guiding principles
• Working with communities
• Developing a community response - Step 1
• Developing a community response - Step 2
• Developing a community response - Steps 3 & 4
• Working with Aboriginal peoples
• Working with parents & families
• Effective counselling interventions
• Information for parents
• School education
• Education in WA
• Developing a school policy
• School policy guidelines
• Information/education
• For volatile substance users
• For parents, families, communities
• For workers/service providers
• Policing
• Intoxication management
• Supply reduction
• Community safety & crime prevention
• Coordination and engagement
• Policing and the media
• VSU and the media
• Responsible reporting of VSU
• VSU media guidelines
• Working with the media
• Retailers
• Retailer strategy
• Industry and contractors
• Industry/contractors strategy
• Tourists
• Tourist strategy
• VSU in WA
• Working Groups in WA
• State VSU Coordination Group
• Incident reporting and response
• Step 1 - Report
• Step 2 - Verify
• Step 3 - Response
• Step 4 - Follow up
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