Connect & Learn
Turning Point hosts a series of webinars presented by experienced clinicians working in the addiction sector.
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- This presentation provides a brief overview of what trauma is, paying particular attention to complex trauma, and the relationships between trauma and addiction whilst also addressing the social complexity clients may experience.
- This webinar will provide examples of how to get communities to reflect on their alcohol or drug use. Using examples from remote NT through to urban NSW, Kylie will present a range of resources her team has developed, along with research efforts, to help whole communities to reduce harms from alcohol or drug use.
- This webinar will provide an overview of four expert-endorsed neuroscience-informed interventions for addiction treatment: cognitive bias modification, contingency management, emotion regulation training and cognitive remediation.
- This webinar focuses on three studies in Victoria that collect data on alcohol consumption, drug use and driving:
- This presentation will provide a basic overview of the Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) communication model and its guiding principles.
- Our presentation will provide practitioners with an overview of the Drug outreach program provided by Fitzroy Legal Service exploring how it has built a success from a collaboration with the AOD sector.
- In this session Patrick will discuss the Department of Health funded Integrated Care Pilot, which trialled a 12-month implementation of the Comprehensive Continuous Integrated System of Care (CCISC), a system for developing organisations to better support people with co-occurring needs (AOD, MH and more).
- This presentation will examine the characteristics of the lived and living experience.
- In this webinar we will look at who uses addiction apps, what they offer, when they can be used, and how they can be used in the treatment journey.
- Against a backdrop of global cannabis law reform, cannabis use by parents has become a site of heightened public health concern.