The invisible supports: Families and carers of people living with substance use problems or addiction Presenter – Dr Keri Alexander Dr Keri Alexander is an addiction medicine specialist at Hamilton Centre and Austin Health and has many years of experience in a variety of AOD and family violence programs, including Family Drug Helpline. She advocates
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 with their circumstances are strongly encouraged to contact Family Drug and Gambling Help on 1300 660 068 to speak to a trained volunteer with personal experience of a loved
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 a non-judgemental, safe environment. This group runs online, please enquire to register for this group. Enquiries: Cadence 0493 683 860 or Head Office (02) 4782 9222
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 a non-judgemental, safe environment. Enquiries: Cadence 0493 683 860 or Head Office (02) 4782 9222
Lift Up Your Family (LUYF) Group is being offered for term 4! LUYF is a group for parents and caregivers who are supporting a young person who uses substances. This group provides opportunity to learn about substance use, recovery and to connect with other parents/caregivers who are having similar experiences. Catchment: Frankston/Mornington Peninsula When: Thursday
Stepping Stones to Success A course for families and friends supporting someone with a drug or alcohol problem. FDS firmly believes that family and friends are the most important source of support for those struggling with drug and/or alcohol dependence. Families can be a vital force for positive change. Keeping a connection with them is,
Stepping Stones to Success A course for families and friends supporting someone with a drug or alcohol problem. FDS firmly believes that family and friends are the most important source of support for those struggling with drug and/or alcohol dependence. Families can be a vital force for positive change. Keeping a connection with them is,
We are excited to announce that this year's AGM theme is ‘The Fibonacci Sequence’. 🌀 🌱 Like nature's perfect spiral, SHARC's journey is an ever-expanding story of connection and growth. From our grassroots beginnings to our vibrant present, we're constantly evolving while staying true to our core values. Come be part of our expanding spiral
Duration: Half Day Number of DHHS funded courses run each financial year: 8 Maximum number of attendees: 15 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 with information and clinical skills
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 a non-judgemental, safe environment. Enquiries: Cadence 0493 683 860 or Head Office (02) 4782 9222
