*Please note that BreakThrough is based in Melbourne, Australia and this event will take place in Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST). About "Understanding addiction" This session includes information about Stages
Participants registering for online sessions of BreakThrough will be sent a confirmation email with information about how to join the session. *Please note that BreakThrough is based in Melbourne, Australia
Non-religious, open meetings for family members and friends impacted by the use of drugs and/or alcohol by others. Open to anyone and providing opportunities to talk and listen to others in
Duration: 1 Day (1 day face-to-face or 2 half days online) Number of DHHS funded courses run each financial year: 8 Maximum number of attendees: 15 Advanced AOD
Duration: 1 Day (1 day face-to-face or 2 half days online) Number of DHHS funded courses run each financial year: 8 Maximum number of attendees: 15 Advanced AOD
Ways to get community to reflect on their drinking or drug use, presented by Prof Kylie Lee. This webinar will provide examples of how to get communities to reflect on
MARAM intermediate training for new starters or those wanting MARAM refresher training. This training is for those with MARAM intermediate responsibilities including (but not limited to) alcohol and other drug
Since 2015, Breakthrough has helped family members across Victoria better understand addictive behaviours, improve communication and wellbeing, and access appropriate support networks. BreakThrough offers practical strategies and provides an opportunity for family/friends/partners of people with addictive behaviours to connect and learn from each other.
Techniques for maintaining engagement and difficult family violence conversations - This workshop takes a trauma-informed lens to the reasons why a person experiencing violence may not engage, or struggle to
It's important to note that BreakThrough is an education program and while each session includes group discussion about a particular topic or theme, people requiring more intensive support in relation to their
