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ADDICTION 2015

Alcohol,Other Drugs,Behavioural Addictions:Prevention, Treatment and Recovery

Outrigger Surfers Paradise,Gold Coast

20 - 22 May 2015

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The Australian& New ZealandADDICTIONCONFERENCE

The Australian & New Zealand Addiction Conference

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The Australian & New Zealand Addiction Conference

Alcohol - Other Drugs - Behavioural Addictions: Prevention, Treatment & Recovery

20 – 22 May 2015, Outrigger Surfers Paradise

Wednesday 20 May 2015 - Optional Workshops

1.00 – 1.30pm Registration

1.30 – 3.00pm

Workshop 1

Behavioural Addictions

Boulevard 1 Room

Workshop 2

Special Populations

Boulevard 2 Room

Workshop 3

Treatment and Recovery

Boulevard 3 Room

Healthy Recovery: An opportunity to address smoking, diet and physical activity as part of alcohol and other substance abuse treatment

Dr Peter Kelly Senior Research Fellow University of Wollongong

Reframing Addiction: The impact of chronicity and ageing for models of care Dr Karen Fisher A/Clinical Coordinator Centre for Addiction Medicine, NBMLHD

Benzodiazepines: The Rocky Road to Recovery! Ms Fiona Lewi Benzodiazepine Counsellor Reconnexion

3.00 – 3.30pm Afternoon Tea

3.30 – 5.00pm

Workshop 4

Behavioural Addictions

Boulevard 1 Room

Workshop 5

Addiction Professional Support / Training

Boulevard 2 Room

Workshop 6

Addiction Professional Support / Training

Boulevard 3 Room

Body Blame: Treating Emotional Eating with EMDR Therapy Ms Carolyn Sullivan Private Psychologist

Working with clients that use methamphetamine Mr Frank Borg Forensic Service Manager Caraniche Dr Kara Granger Senior Clinician Caraniche

Inspirational Goal Setting Session for those with Alcohol and Drug Issues Ms Maria Pau Director Coaching With Substance

Day 1: Thursday 21 May 2015

8.00 - 8.40am Registration with Arrival Tea and Coffee

Room: Boulevard Ballroom Chair: Mr Gerard Byrne

8.40 - 8.45am Conference Open

8.45 - 9.30am

Recovery as social justice: The recovery agenda as a mechanism for social inclusion and community engagement Professor David Best

Professor of Criminology, Department of Law and Criminology, Sheffield Hallam University, UK and visiting Research Fellow at Turning Point and

Monash University

9.30 - 10.00am

Addiction and decision-making

Professor Bernard Balleine

Brain & Mind Research Institute, School of Medical Sciences, The University of Sydney

10.00 - 10.30am

Drug trends in Australia: Past, present and future Associate Professor Lucinda Burns

Senior Lecturer, National Drug and Alcohol Research Centre, University of NSW

10.30 – 11.00am Morning Tea

POLICY AND RESEARCH

Room: Boulevard 1 Room

Chair: Robert Stirling

PREVENTION


Chair: Robert Battisti

EARLY INTERVENTIONS / SCREENING


Chair: Sheridan Meulblok

11.00 - 11.30am

Who calls the shots? AOD Prevention: Theory into Practice Testing the Feasibility and Potential Efficacy

of a Very Brief Intervention for Cannabis

Users in an Emergency Department Setting

Mr Tony Brown Chairperson Newcastle Community Drug Action Team

Ms Joanne Mazzola National Prevention Officer Drug Arm Australasia

Ms Lisa Gibson Senior Research Officer National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre

11.32 - 12.02pm

The impact of licensed outlet numbers on short- and long-term effects of alcohol use

Contribution of personality, motives, coping and licit drugs to illicit substance use in university students

Working in partnership to implement a comprehensive service coordination initiative - Windana's response to the Victorian AOD reform

Mr William Gilmore Research Fellow National Drug Research Institute

Dr Anna Kokavec Senior Lecturer University of New England

Ms Kate Graham Manager Withdrawal and Coordinated Care, Windana Drug and Alcohol Recovery

12.04 - 12.34pm

Alcohol policy and assemblages of intervention: Managing alcohol in Indigenous communities

Changing the Family Legacy of addiction - Changing lives, healing families and supporting children

Screening for AOD use in Emergency Department Setting the Standard

Ms Kristen Smith Research Fellow University of Melbourne

Mr Steve Stokes Program Director South Pacific Private

Mr Dave Kelly Clinical Liaison Consultant Peninsual Health Alcohol and Other Drug

Services

12.34 - 1.30pm Lunch

POLICY & RESEARCH


Chair: Adrian Webber

BEHAVIOURAL ADDICTIONS


Chair: Robert Battisti

SPECIAL POPULATIONS


Chair: Christine Palmer

1.30 - 2.00pm

NADAbase: Unlocking the potential of client outcome data collection

App’t – addiction anywhere, anytime Smoking cessation in drug and alcohol treatment settings: insights from focus groups with staff and clients

Dr Suzie Hudson Program Manager Network of Alcohol and other Drugs Agencies (NADA)

Ms Carly Clutterbuck Senior Clinician headspace Meadowbrook

Dr Ashleigh Guillaumier Post-Doctoral Research Associate The University of Newcastle

2.02 - 2.32pm

Policy development to support drug treatment services respond to the possession of illicit substances on premises

Treating Pornography Addiction with Trauma-Focused Therapies

The Theory and Practice of Yoga as a treatment module for Addictive Disorders

Mr Robert Stirling Director, Planning and Strategy Network of Alcohol and other Drugs Agencies (NADA)

Miss Vikki Prior Owner & Principal Psychologist Ringwood Psychology

Dr Latha Nithyanandam General Manager ADFNSW- Kathleen York House

2.34 - 3.04pm

A Longitudinal Study Investigating the Bi-directional Relationship of Impulsivity and Substance Use in Australian Adolescent Males and Females

AOD and Older People – A view from

Aotearoa/New Zealand

Delivery of an Offending Behaviour Intervention Program in a Youth Residential Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitation program

Dr Julie Nos Psychologist Lives Lived Well, Private Practitioner

Suzy Morrison Consumer Project Lead Matua Raki

Mr Luke Butcher Area Manager Mission Australia

3.04 - 3.30pm Afternoon Tea

RESEARCH / MENTAL HEALTH &

ADDICTION


Chair: Tony Brown



Chair: Sally Gainsbury

SPECIAL POPULATIONS


Chair: Karen Fisher

3.30 - 4.00pm

The Development of a Naltrexone Implant Service for Opioids, Amphetamines and Alcohol in Western Australia

Understanding the active ingredients of SMART Recovery: perceptions of group members and group facilitators

Planting seeds of change in the drug

affected family

Dr George O'Neil Medical Director Fresh Start Fresh Start Recovery Program

Dr Peter Kelly Senior Research Fellow University of Wollongong

Ms Belinda Volkov Senior Counsellor Manly Drug Education & Counselling Centre (MDECC) Ms Susan Watson CEO MDECC

4.02 - 4.32pm

A study of factors affecting problem gambling of the high rollers from Mainland China to Macao

Internet Use Disorder: A better category for diagnosis than Internet Gaming Disorder?

Aligning colliding worlds -Collaborative practice between addictions services and child protection

Prof Zhonglu Zeng Professor Macau Polytechnic Institute

Dr Tania McMahon Senior Research Officer Queensland University of Technology

Ms Susan Russell Clinical Consultant Clinical Counsultancy Service, NSW FACS Ms Michelle Ridley Clinical Counsultancy Service, NSW FACS

4.34 - 5.04pm

Which alcohol screening tool is likely to be suitable for routine use in primary health care services targeting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians?

Parental Internet behaviour, stress and

Problematic Internet Use in adolescents: A

parent-child dyad study

Giving women a voice – narratives on

accessing (or not) drug and alcohol services

Dr M Mofizul Islam Lecturer/Research Fellow Australian Primary Health Care Research Institute

Prof Lawrence Lam Professor The Hong Kong Institute of Education

Ms Renee Brighton Lecturer School of Nursing, University of Wollongong

5.04 - 6.00pm Welcome Reception – Trade Display Area (Boulevard Pre Function Area)

Day 2: Friday 22 May 2015

8.30 - 9.00am Registration with Arrival tea and Coffee

TREATMENT AND RECOVERY


Chair: Samantha Hall



Chair: Carolyn Sullivan

MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION


Chair: Frank Borg

9.00 - 9.30am

SMART Recovery is putting the ‘mutual’ in mutual-aid: Digital and research innovations that will help connect clients, communities and treatment services with effective longer-term support

Assessing the impact of interactive gambling

and new technologies on gambling problems

Training AOD staff in comorbid screening,

case planning and evaluation. Does it work?

Mr David Hunt Area Coordinator for SA, TAS and VIC SMART Recovery Australia Mr Michael Bellamy Digital and Online Community Coordinator SMART Recovery Australia

Dr Sally Gainsbury Senior Lecturer Southern Cross University

Mr Gerard Byrne Clinical Director The Salvation Army

9.32 - 10.02am

The Sensorium: Sensory Modulation Within a Residential Treatment Setting

Psychodynamic Treatment Outcomes for

Problem Gambling

An analysis of clients perceptions of

improved mental health wellbeing when

receiving treatments designed to address

symptoms related to substance misuse

Miss Ashleigh Hilder Occupational Therapist Windana Drug and Alcohol Recovery

Mr Tony Clarkson Clinical Team Leader Gamblers Help Southern

Mr Adrian Webber Lecturer in Counselling University of New England Mr David Kelly Health Operations Manager St Vincent de Paul Support Services

10.04 - 10.34am

Treating Addiction as an Attachment

Disorder

Developing a Problematic Mobile Phone Use

Questionnaire using a Youth Participation

Approach

Body image and recreational drug use

among young men in the 'Bruss' subculture

Dr John Toussaint CEO ProCare Alliance

Mr Michael Vacaru Doctoral Candidate/ Graduate Teaching Assistant University of Auckland

Mr Timothy Piatkowski PhD Candidate Queensland University of Technology

10.34 - 11.00am Morning Tea



Chair: Isabella Ingram

TREATMENT / E-TREATMENT


Chair: William Gilmore

MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION


Chair: Geoff Richards

11.00 - 11.30am

Project HOPE - Hearing Other Peoples

Experiences

Healing through Facebook: Social Media as a therapeutic tool for young people and their families

Primary and substance-induced psychotic

disorders in methamphetamine users

Ms Jenni Thompson Manager Knox Social and Community Health Mr Steve Adams Peer Support Worker Knox Social and Community Health

Mr Kieran Palmer Clinical Services Manager Ted Noffs Foundation Mr Leki Mafoe Manager, CALM and Youth Homelessness Services Noffs Foundation

A/Prof Leanne Hides ARC Future Fellow Queensland University of Technology

11.32 - 12.02pm

The good, the bad and the ugly: A personal

story of recovery

Service User Journey Mapping at an Outpatient AOD Counselling Service

Control, Escape and Men's pain: Practice Based experiences of working with Male Comorbid Eating Disorders and Substance Abuse

Dr Christine Palmer Lecturer Flinders University Ms Maria Maver Consumer

Ms Maria Yap Project Manager MonashLink Community Health Service

Ms Sheridan Meulblok Psychologist Western Region Alcohol and Drug/Sophrosyne Psychol

12.04 - 12.34pm

The ‘Circles Concept’ of Addiction ... an empowered framework for change

Addiction, affect regulation and attachment treatment: "Soothe, Contain and Move on""

Western Australia’s experience of the relationship between ADHD prescribing and amphetamine abuse

Mr Harry Mayr Principal Psychologist St Marys / Penrith Psychological Services Pty Ltd

Mr Steve Stokes Program Director South Pacific Private

Dr Martin Whitely Senior Advocate Health Consumers Council of WA

12.34 - 1.30pm Lunch



Chair: Fiona Lewi

PROFESSIONAL SUPPORT


Chair: George O’Neil

OPEN


Chair: Renee Brighton

1.30 - 2.00pm

Social Exclusion & Addiction Client Management Software for Enhanced Drug and Alcohol Service Delivery and Outcomes Measurement

The Silent Addiction - How do partners and families of sex addicts survive an addiction they struggle to even talk about?

Mr David Peters Policy Officer Mental Health Carers ARAFMI NSW Inc

Mr Edward Zarnow CEO Lyndon Community

Ms Sharalyn Drayton Principal/Senior Therapist ARISE Counselling Solutions

2.02 - 2.32pm

‘Smoking & You’ - A unique Pharmacist & Occupational Therapist co-facilitated inpatient client education group in an acute mental health unit

"Do We Have To Bare Our Very Soul" The Impact of Problem Drinking on Family

Members and Close Associates

Ms Michelle Kent Mental Health Specialist Pharmacist Barwon Health

Mrs Martina Greenaway District Drug & Alcohol Service Clinical Nurse Murrumbidge Local Health District

Ms Jo-ann Stenton Secretary/Researcher Ethnic Communities Drugs Taskforce

2.34 - 3.04pm

Swinging the Pendulum: Ambivalence during recovery from Psychic Hotline Addiction

Addiction Workforce Development-The

Aotearoa New Zealand experience

Supporting non government organisations

providing alcohol and other drug treatment

to women in NSW

Mr Michael Vacaru Doctoral Candidate/ Graduate Teaching Assistant University of Auckland

Ms Anna Nelson Anna Nelson-Programme Lead Matua Raki

Miss Ciara Donaghy

Program Manager Network of Alcohol and other Drugs Agencies Mrs Edith Olivares Project Officer Network of Alcohol and Drug Agencies

3.04 - 3.30pm Afternoon Tea

Room: Boulevard Ballroom Chair: Dr Matthew Berry

3.30 - 4.00pm

Holistic/Interagency treatment of Addiction Mr Stephen Ling Nurse Practitioner (NP),Drug and Alcohol Consultation Liaison Service, John Hunter Hospital, Hunter New England Local Health District and Conjoint Teacher, University of Newcastle

4.00 - 4.30pm

Treatment of Addiction Associate Professor Yvonne Bonomo Physican in Addiction Medicine Medical Head of Unit| Women’s Alcohol and Drug Service, The Royal Women’s Hospital

4.30 - 5.00pm Problematic online gaming - Is it an addiction?

Dr Vladan Starcevic, MD, PhD, FRANZCP A/Professor of Psychiatry, Sydney Medical School - Nepean, The University of Sydney and Department of Psychiatry, Nepean Hospital

5.00pm CLOSE OF CONFERENCE

*Program subject to change

POSTER PRESENTERS

Alcoholics Anonymous wants to work with you Mr Dave S, Public Information Coordinator, Alcoholics Anonymous Why gamblers eat more salt: Explaining covariance in the consumption of reward-oriented stimuli using a latent trait model Miss Belinda Goodwin, PhD Student, Central Queensland University Looking beyond the addiction...You don't know what you don't know Ms Samantha Hall, Consumer Representative, Partners in Recovery Measuring client satisfaction in residential substance abuse services Ms Isabella Ingram, Researcher/Provisional Psychologist, University of Wollongong A Strengths Based Family Oriented approach Dr Latha Nithyanandam, General Manager, ADFNSW- Kathleen York House Pindolol, a FDA approved drug for hypertension attenuates ethanol consumption in mice following long but not short-term ethanol exposure Mr Omkar Patkar, PhD Student, Queensland University of Technology Mapping of the NSW Non-Government Alcohol and other Drugs Sector Mr Robert Stirling, Director, Planning and Strategy, Network of Alcohol and other Drugs Agencies (NADA) The Chinese First Response - An innovative treatment intervention for families with substance abuse issues Ms Maria Yap, Project Manager, MonashLink Community Health Service

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