Take Note! Case notes essentials for the alcohol and other drugs sector, presented by Greg Coman Workshop on Wednesday 12th November 2025, 9:30am - 3:30pm An evidence-based introduction to writing effective, clinically relevant and legally compliant case notes for the AOD sector, presented by Greg Coman. NOTE: This online training is only available to staff who
This free, online workshop will explore the role of pharmacotherapy in integrated mental health and addiction care. This session will cover key considerations such as addressing barriers, initiating conversations and navigating care pathways. Gain practical insights into managing risks, ensuring safety and collaborating effectively with healthcare professionals. Designed to equip you with knowledge and strategies, this
Take Note! Case notes essentials for the alcohol and other drugs sector. ATTENTION: your registration will be cancelled if you do not register with your WORK email. This online training is only available to staff who are working in a Victorian Department of Health (DH) funded AOD organisation in an AOD role. Workshop: An evidence-based
The Matilda Centre for Research in Mental Health and Substance Use at the University of Sydney has been funded by the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing to deliver a series of free, evidence-based training workshops for professionals supporting people using alcohol and other drugs (AOD). These workshops are designed to focus on building workforce
Connections are essential in healthcare, and in AOD and Mental Health services they are central to both client outcomes and workforce wellbeing. In the context of integrated care, the most important connection we can form is the therapeutic relationship - with individuals, the team and the health service itself. Together, we'll explore what relational practice
A workshop for AOD and mental health workers in the Gippsland area. This session will explore the role of pharmacotherapy in integrated mental health and addiction care. It will cover key considerations such as addressing barriers, initiating conversations and navigating care pathways. Gain practical insights into managing risks, ensuring safety and collaborating effectively with healthcare professionals.
Turning Point Workshop MARAM In Practice: Family Violence in AOD Work, presented by Bella Tambakau & Sheridon Byrne This online training is only available to staff who are working in a Victorian Department of Health (DH) funded AOD organisation in an AOD role. This workshop is designed for Victorian AOD workers, ideally those who have
In-person workshop Substance use and other mental health disorders are two of the leading contributors to health disparities among Aboriginal Peoples in Australia. Research illustrates the disproportionate rates of mental health conditions for Aboriginal Peoples when compared to the general Australian population. The impacts of colonisation, intergenerational trauma, racism, and discrimination contribute to Aboriginal Peoples