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ASIST – Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training – Thursday 5th & Friday 6th September 2024 (9:00AM – 4:30PM) in Moorabbin

15-16/ 8 Tuck Street Moorabbin, 3189 Tuck Street, Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia

Keep people safe by learning suicide intervention skills. Participants in ASIST: Learn the skills to provide a suicide first-aid intervention Work to develop a personalised safety plan for someone with thoughts of suicide to keep “safe-for-now” Connect the person with thoughts of suicide to further help Acquire skills in an evidence-based intervention model, with the

$450
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ASIST – Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training – Thursday 5th & Friday 6th September 2024 (9:00AM – 4:30PM) in Moorabbin

15-16/ 8 Tuck Street Moorabbin, 3189 Tuck Street, Moorabbin, Victoria, Australia

Keep people safe by learning suicide intervention skills. Participants in ASIST: Learn the skills to provide a suicide first-aid intervention Work to develop a personalised safety plan for someone with thoughts of suicide to keep “safe-for-now” Connect the person with thoughts of suicide to further help Acquire skills in an evidence-based intervention model, with the

$450
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Group Facilitation for AOD Workers

MicDrop Langridge Street, Collingwood, Victoria, Australia

This training is available to those working in a state-funded AOD service or program. Group work is a common and useful treatment approach in Drug and Alcohol treatment. There are many types of groups such as support groups, task-focused, educative and therapeutic community groups.  Group Facilitation for AOD workers is a foundational course introducing the

$100

Screening, Formulation and Brief Interventions: Alcohol and Other Drug Essentials for Mental Health Workers

Online via Zoom

Introducing the Alcohol and Other Drug Essentials for Mental Health Workers series Comorbidity is the norm rather than the exception in mental health. In this new series of half day interactive online workshops designed specifically for the mental health sector, we cover what you need to know about alcohol and other drug presentations in your

Victorian AOD Workforce Community of Practice – September 2024

The Self Help Addiction Resource Centre (SHARC) currently facilitates the Victorian AOD Peer Workforce Community of Practice supported by the Department of Health (DH). The Community of Practice (CoP) for the AOD Peer Workforce supports and cultivates the existing and emerging AOD Peer Workforce and seeks to draw upon the collective knowledge, experiences and resources

Free

Advanced AOD Training Full Day

Online

  Duration:  1 Day (1 day online) Number of DHHS funded courses run each financial year: 8 Maximum number of attendees: 15   Advanced AOD Forensic Training Summary Advanced AOD Forensics is one-day online clinical training for experienced drug and alcohol clinicians working with forensic clients. Learning Outcomes Advanced AOD Forensics training is targeted at

Free

LiverWELL and St Vincent’s HEPReady Essentials

Online via Zoom

Overview HEPReady Essentials Online is designed for health and community workers who want a basic overview of viral hepatitis and liver health, or would like to refresh their knowledge. This training is delivered regularly throughout the year, with sessions delivered fully online. It covers new treatments, stigma and discrimination, a lived experience perspective, as well

Free

Essential MI and Relapse Prevention: Alcohol and Other Drug Essentials for Mental Health Workers

Online via Zoom

Introducing the Alcohol and Other Drug Essentials for Mental Health Workers series Comorbidity is the norm rather than the exception in mental health. In this new series of half day interactive online workshops designed specifically for the mental health sector, we cover what you need to know about alcohol and other drug presentations in your

Symposium: A Spotlight on Women’s Issues and Perspectives with Substance Use

Catholic Leadership Centre 576 Victoria Parade, East Melbourne, VIC, Australia

This 1-day symposium is for anyone supporting women with substance use issues. Women’s experiences with substance use and support services are often shaped by distinct factors, such as societal expectations and caregiving roles amongst others. These factors can influence their reasons for using substances, create unique barriers to seeking help, and affect their recovery journey. Additionally, women often encounter

$90