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Dr-Anthony-Barnett
Congratulations to Turning Point and Monash Addiction Research Centre (MARC) researcher, Dr Anthony Barnett, on his nomination as a finalist for a Premier’s Award for Health and Medical Research.
Treatment for women at risk of homelessness
When it comes to addiction treatment services, women face significant barriers in accessing care.
Exciting News
We are delighted to share that Turning Point has been appointed as Victoria’s new Statewide Specialist Service for people living with mental illness and substance use or addiction.
Swipe App
Harmful levels of alcohol consumption is a major health concern that is linked with chronic disease, injury and mortality, however, a recent trial involving the SWiPE app provided participants with a reduction in their consumption, drinking days and cravings.
Phoebe
Phoebe is Senior Education and Training Officer providing education to the alcohol and other drug (AOD) workforce.
HOSPO Drinking Cultures
The ‘Hospo Drinking Cultures’ campaign is a partnership between Monash University, Turning Point and Chisholm Institute, and is one of several projects funded by VicHealth’s Men’s Risky Drinking Initiative to raise awareness of and shift the elements of practice that influence men’s high-risk drinking.
World Social Work Day
On World Social Work Day, March 15, 2022, we celebrate the vital work of social workers in the Australian community and globally.
Justice
Turning Point and the Monash Addiction Research Centre have today released an evidence-based position statement in support of drug decriminalisation.
5 Years NMS
In 2022, the Nurse & Midwife Support service celebrate five years of supporting nurses and midwives.
2021 Walkley Documentary Award
Turning Point would like to thank everyone for their support of Addicted Australia.
Family Drug Support Day
Each year, DirectLine receives approximately 45,000 calls from people concerned about alcohol and other drugs.
New Turning Point research
Illicit drug use disorders are the most stigmatised health conditions worldwide, and stigma acts as a meaningful barrier to treatment entry and provision.