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We are pleased to announce that academic and psychotherapist Dr Anni Hine Moana was recently awarded an Advance HE Fellowship.
Her experience in Narrative Therapy approaches is also attracting attention.
Her experience in Narrative Therapy approaches is also attracting attention.
Dr Lichtwark was recently promoted to Senior Lecturer in recognition of the wide-reaching impact of his career.
Dr Hall received the award from Turning Point’s Executive Clinical Director Professor Dan Lubman and Program Director, Statewide Services, Denis Hovic this week.
Turning Point’s Executive Clinical Director Professor Dan Lubman and Program Director, Statewide Services, Denis Hovic presented the award to Dr Catchlove this week.
New data from AODstats has identified a concerning increase in serious road injuries involving vehicle crashes during High Alcohol Hours* in Victoria.
This #WorldSleepDay, Dr Rowan Ogeil explains how alcohol, other drugs and even sleeping aids can affect your sleep.
The five weeks each year when Victoria’s alcohol harms are highest have been presented in a new report that draws on unique National Ambulance Surveillance System data.
The second edition of “Take Note!” has just been released! This practical guide provides essential insights into the process of case note writing, making it more accessible and manageable for clinicians, managers and services across the alcohol and other drugs sector.
Help us celebrate the significant role hospitality workers play in our lives and spread the word about the “Hospo drinking cultures” project designed to support their health and wellbeing.
By identifying these people early, the researchers hope that healthcare systems can respond in ways that better support the acute and unmet mental health needs of this patient group.
Turning Point recently held a co-design workshop to identify how ambulance attendance data can best support local governments and organisations seeking to minimise alcohol harms.
A new study from Turning Point and Monash University has used ambulance service data to understand the acute healthcare needs of children in out-of-home care.