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Islamic Spiritual Intervention for Heroin Dependence Syndrome

Workshop on Managing Addiction in the Mosque

University Malaya Center for Addiction Science organized the workshop on the used of Islamic Spiritual Intervention on 22nd and 23rd February 2011.

National experts in the fields of addiction, Islamic scholars, Malaysian AIDS Council, NGO’s and private practitioners were sharing ideas of how we can used ISI (Islamic Spiritual Intervention) and placing heroin treatment clinic in the mosque to help those who have problem with heroin addiction.

The participant discussed basic concept for addiction, how latest treatment work to treat heroin addiction and the basic principle of ISI as a psycho spiritual treatment.

The workshop addresses three major questions:

  1. How to integrate psycho spiritual treatment in the mosque and MMT?
  2. How to improve ISI model?
  3. How to implement ISI psycho-spiritual model of treatment at the national harm reduction program? 

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Last Updated on Tuesday, 29 March 2011 21:46
 

Postgraduate studies

Topic: Invitation to do postgraduate thesis and research project in addiction

 

Dear Colleagues and students,

 

University Malaya Centre of Addiction Sciences (UMCAS) is a newly formed center of research under the Health and Translational Medicine (HTM) Cluster of University Malaya.

 

 We are a group of clinicians of various disciplines including medicine, dentistry and clinical psychology. However we have collaborators in other disciplines like pharmacology, science and the humanities. We also collaborate with other research centres within UM like CeRiA and outside the university eg. INFORRM (USM), National Anti-Drug Agency (NADA).

 

We would like to invite interested colleagues and students who would like to do research in addiction in Malaysia to join us. At present we are active in these fields of research;

 

1.      Nicotine dependence

2.      Heroin dependence

3.      Amphetamine/Stimulant dependence

4.      Alcohol dependence

5.      Prison related addiction issues

6.      Spirituality and addiction

7.      Culture and addiction

8.      Behavioral addiction eg. Pathological gambling, internet addiction

9.      Treatment Modalities in Addiction

10.  Public Health and Policy Aspects in Addiction

11.  Harm Reduction

 

Supervisors can be reviewed with their respective CV at our website http://umcas.um.edu.my under the members section

 

Colleagues and students who are interested can either contact us individually for an appointment or email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for further information.

 

Information on the group and its activities can also be found in our website http://umcas.um.edu.my.

 

Thank you.

 

Prof Mohd Hussain Habil

Director UMCAS

 

UMCAS Blog

UMCAS is trying to reach out to as many of you who are interested and concerned with the addiction happenings in the country. We have officially launch our blog at http://www.gianbrain.com. This blog project is for us and all of you to pen down your opinions on the addiction happenings in the country. We hope to have a fruitful discussion on this subject.

 The management UMCAS

Last Updated on Sunday, 20 December 2009 18:45
 

2010 For UMCAS

First and foremost Happy New Year to all that have been involved with UMCAS directly or indirectly. 2009 has been kind and special to us here in the UMCAS family and we hope that in 2010 things will be better.

You are aware that we have a blog, in 2010 we will be starting our upcoming journal titled " International Journal of Addiction Sciences (IJAS) ". We hope for your support in saving an article or two for this journal and will be posting the details in the very near future.

 

UMCAS Management

 

UMCAS Launch TV Clip

UMCAS launch TV clip from TV3.

 

 

 

Last Updated on Tuesday, 14 April 2009 13:50
 
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