Insight's Check Tools are ideal for use by GPs, in hospital settings, by generalist health and community service workers or by specialist mental health and AOD treatment workers who are conducting initial appointments, drug diversion sessions and/or opportunistic engagement with clients and patients. You are free to use the tool in any way that suits you. Parts can be skipped or the sequence re-ordered, or you can simply read through the tool word-for-word. The completed exercise can then be given to the client to take away as a reminder of your conversation.
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Check Tools
A series of clinical tool designed to assist practitioners structure a 20-30 minute ultra-brief intervention.s
Overview
Resources
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Meth Check: Ultra Brief Intervention Tool - Insight (Vers 2.0 - 2018)
An A3 clinical tool designed to assist health practitioners structure a 20-30 minute ultra-brief intervention with someone who uses methamphetamine.
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Opioid Check: Ultra Brief Intervention Tool - Insight (2018)
An A3 clinical tool designed to assist health practitioners structure a 20-30 minute ultra-brief intervention with someone who uses opioids.
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Cannabis Check: Ultra Brief Intervention Tool - Insight (2018)
An A3 clinical tool designed to assist health practitioners structure a 20-30 minute ultra-brief intervention with someone who uses cannabis.
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Alcohol Check: Ultra Brief Intervention Tool - Insight (2018)
An A3 clinical tool designed to assist health practitioners structure a 20-30 minute ultra-brief intervention with someone who uses alcohol.
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Benzo Check: Ultra Brief Intervention Tool - Insight (2018)
An A3 clinical tool designed to assist health practitioners structure a 20-30 minute ultra-brief intervention with someone who uses benzodiazepines.
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Stay On Course - Relapse Prevention Tool
An A3 relapse prevention tool designed to assist health practitioners structure a 10 - 15 minute brief relapse prevention.
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Stay On Course - Coping with Cravings - Insight (2020)
A companion sheet for the Stay On Course resource around coping with cravings.