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Participants using a gamified, personalised ‘approach bias modification’ app for treatment and recovery from alcohol dependence found it helpful in expected and unexpected ways.
Master of Addictive Behaviours graduate Fabrizio Lo Cascio discusses his research into vicarious trauma, opportunities for growth, and the organisational conditions that make a difference.
To mark World Sleep Day 2026, Dr Rowan Ogeil explains the many ways that alcohol and other drugs can disrupt our sleep.
The latest data on family violence, assaults and drug and alcohol harms in Victoria are now available to guide targeted, effective alcohol and other drug responses, with GHB identified as an ongoing concern.
Ms Papadopoulos’s project will focus on the real-world implementation of a next-generation Cognitive Bias Modification (CBM) platform to support people undergoing alcohol withdrawal.
New research has found a post‑pandemic shift in the pattern of suicidal and self-harm behaviours among Victorian adolescents.
Recent graduate and senior peer support worker Jayden Fisher shares insights into the benefits of postgraduate study in Addictive Behaviours with Monash University.
New research from Dr Anni Hine Moana explores the need for culturally safe narrative practices that validate lived experience and support justice‑seeking.
New research from Turning Point provides valuable insights into drug driving, including opportunities for more effective responses.
“The Graduate Diploma in Addictive Behaviours gave me insight into myself while also being the catalyst to rapid career advancement,” says nurse practitioner candidate Timothy Cann.
New research from Turning Point, Monash University and RMIT University has identified the mechanisms and techniques underpinning good care in alcohol and other drug residential rehabilitation.
A range of new data has just been released on the AODstats website, which provides information on the harms that Victorians are experiencing in relation to alcohol, pharmaceutical drug use and illicit drug use.