Connect & Learn
Connect & Learn webinar series address a wide range of practice-relevant topics presented by local expert clinicians. The webinars aim to enhance the capabilities of Victorian AOD and MH workers in responding to substance use and addiction issues among their clients and consumers.
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- This clinically-focused webinar will explore the research evidence for using different models of treatment for women in substance use disorder presentations.
- This webinar will provide participants with the opportunity to look more closely at the practice of working with risk taking young people.
- Through an exploration of recent literature and clinical case studies this webinar brings to light the impacts of Methamphetamine use on cognition.
- This webinar uncovers the role of risk in the processes of adolescence and their drug use, and presents ways to create opportunities for constructive risk taking to reduce dangerous behaviours.
- This webinar explores the evidence based practice (research) and practice based evidence (clinician/client experience) in support of working with clients ‘in recovery’.
- In this presentation participants will be provided with the essential skills and knowledge to identify family violence, distinguish family violence from other kinds of relationship and safety issues, and refer to the most appropriate service for safety and support while working with people with alcohol and other drug use.
- This webinar provides practical insights into the way Motivational Interviewing (MI) can help make counselling work easier and more rewarding.
- Through an overview of the contemporary evidence on methamphetamine use and psychosis, this clinically-focused webinar will provide participants with the opportunity to develop an understanding of how best to assess and manage individuals presenting with this significant problem.
- This webinar examines research evidence that points to the importance of addressing smoking cessation with AOD clients. It explores different methods to help people quit, and the strength of their effectiveness.
- This webinar turns the case-based lens on the clinician rather than the client. It draws on the clinical and leadership practice of Change Agent Network (CAN) members Shannon Bell and Beth Locke. They share their experiences and top tips for transitioning from clinician to clinical leader.