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See the family member too – not just the person with a substance use problem

Nyhet Adult family members of people with harmful substance use need access to nuanced support that also addresses their own well-being. Better coordination and clearer division of responsibilities are also needed among social workers, family support counsellors, and alcohol and addiction therapists. This is shown in new research on social work services that provide support to family members.

  • Standing stronger: new programme empowers women who have experienced violence

    NEWS Strength to Move On is a research project for women who have left an abusive partner and are navigating a new phase in life. Developed through collaboration between researchers and women’s shelters, the initiative aims to provide support, strengthen self-esteem and help participants find direction in life. The results are promising.

  • Keep working! But for how long?

    article A quarter of a million Swedes are working pensioners, combining paid work with drawing a pension. Yet many people are worn out long before they reach retirement age. So what does a sustainable working life look like if more people are to be able, and willing, to keep working on their own terms beyond retirement?

  • New research centres to facilitate return to work

    news article Forte is funding three research centres that will strengthen knowledge on how to better support people on sick leave in returning to work. The centres conduct interdisciplinary research on workplaces, health and work ability, healthcare interventions, and the societal conditions that influence the return-to-work process.

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