2021 Australian & New Zealand Addiction Conference

HEAR KEYNOTE SESSIONS FROM:

Keynote Speaker 1 - Turning the Hell of Addiction into a Force for Good
Mr Simon Fenech, Operations Manager of Fruit2Work and Author of Breaking Good

Keynote Speaker 2 - Never Enough: The Cycle of Addiction
Professor Judith Grisel, Behavioural Neuroscientist, Bucknell University

Keynote Speaker 3 - Providing Opioid Treatment During the Covid-19 Pandemic – A Regional/Rural Perspective
Conjoint Prof Adrian Dunlop, School of Medicine and Public Health, University of Newcastle, Director Drug & Alcohol Clinical Services, Hunter New England Local Health District, Drug & Alcohol Clinical Research & Improvement Network member, NSW

Keynote Speaker 4 - Impulsivity Compulsivity and Addictions-is CHANGE Possible?
Dr Ashwini Padhi, Consultant Psychiatrist, Ms Alyssa Lalor, Program Director & Ms Diane Young, Senior Therapist & Addictions Specialist, South Pacific Private

Keynote Speaker 5 - Preventing and Treating Severe Addictions in Aboriginal Communities - Exploring New Treatment Models
Mr Daniel Morrison, CEO, The Palmerston and Wungening Aboriginal Consortium

Keynote Speaker 6 - Innovating to Meet the Needs of Marginalised People Through a Nursing Model of Care
Ms Mary Fenech, Nurse Practitioner, Queensland Injectors Health Network (QuIHN)

Keynote Speaker 7 - What Does the Future Hold for us as a Sector? Findings from PwC Australia’s 'Where Next for Healthcare’ Report
Dr. Sharon Ponniah, Health & Wellbeing Director, PwC Australia

Keynote Speaker 8 - Investigating the War on Drugs: Learnings and Recommendations for the Future
Mr Antony Loewenstein, Journalist & Author, Pills, Powder and Smoke: Inside the Bloody War on Drugs

Keynote Speaker 9 - Prevention of Gambling for Maori Communities; as well as Understanding Social Determinants which Contribute to Addiction (including SUDI)
Ms Selah Hart, Chief Executive Officer, Hapai Te Hauora

Keynote Speaker 10 - Creating Australian Cultural Shifts in Gambling Prevention VIRTUAL PRESENTATION
Rev Tim Costello AO, Chief Advocate, Alliance for Gambling Reform

In-Person Registration includes:

Did you know you can get up to $5,000 cash back on your registration costs?

As part of the Australian Government's ‘Restarting Australia’s Business’ opportunity, you can now apply to receive a grant to attend the 2021 Australian & New Zealand Addiction Conference?

Funding is available for up to 4 (maximum) attendees with a $10,000 minimum spend, and will cover up to 50% of the cost of registration fees, flights and accommodation.

Applications must be made through the Australian Government's Business Events Grants Opportunity.

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