Advanced AOD Forensics training is targeted at senior AOD clinicians working with forensic clients presenting with multiple complexities, including personality disorders, severe mental health issues, and other co morbidities which
Odyssey House Victoria is starting weekly in-person information sessions for individuals and referrers seeking details on residential rehabilitation services at our three Therapeutic Communities. The information sessions will be at
The webinar will be delivered as part of the Tri-Peaks webinar series and will showcase the "Stand up for Our Rights – a youth empowerment project, as well acknowledge the
Family Drug Support (FDS), cohealth & Harm Reduction Victoria (HRVic) presents SUPPORT DAY Is someone in your network experiencing risks associated with their drug and / or alcohol use? Are
Odyssey House Victoria is starting weekly in-person information sessions for individuals and referrers seeking details on residential rehabilitation services at our three Therapeutic Communities. The information sessions will be at
RLAD have weekly in-person information sessions for individuals and referrers seeking details of our residential rehabilitation program in Fitzroy. The information sessions are every Thursday at 11am for one hour,
Forensic Fundamentals Summary Forensic Fundamentals is a half-day online forensic clinical training session for Victorian Alcohol and other Drug Workers. Learning Outcomes The Forensic Fundamentals training session will provide attendees
Odyssey House Victoria is starting weekly in-person information sessions for individuals and referrers seeking details on residential rehabilitation services at our three Therapeutic Communities. The information sessions will be at
RLAD have weekly in-person information sessions for individuals and referrers seeking details of our residential rehabilitation program in Fitzroy. The information sessions are every Thursday at 11am for one hour,
Following the success of the ADRIA webinars prior to the last grant round, VAADA is happy to say we are bringing them back. Paul Kellner from the Monash Sustainable Development
