Webinars & video Resources
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AADANT records webinars and gathers video resources throughout the year to support workforce development across the NT AOD sector. Browse past sessions below, covering practice, policy, and topics relevant to frontline and leadership roles, alongside video resources from AADANT events and partner organisations.
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Understanding Coercive Control in Diverse Communities
FASD in practice: what the evidence means for services in the NT
National Directory of Services for People Who Use
LGBTIQ+SB Affirmative Practice Training for folk working in the AOD Sector
Food for Recovery: The Role of Nutrition in Addiction and Mental Health
genU Training – Supporting U to Support Others
BushMob’s New Model of Care: Culture, Healing and Wellbeing
Menzies: Pedestrian Deaths and Serious Injuries in the NT
Emerging Minds: Resources for Working with CALD Families
The Alcohol and Drug Foundation in the NT: A look at the ADF’s place based prevention programs, information and support services
Reducing Harm, Strengthening Communities The Work of Amity Community Services
Home in Mind: Improving Mental Health Support for Young People Experiencing Homelessness
Understanding The National Minimum Data Set
Inside the BDR: Pathways, Policy & Practice in Alcohol Harm Reduction
LGBTIQA+SB Communities at the Intersection of AOD
Understanding methamphetamine
Medicinal Cannabis Webinar
Master the Art of Abstract Submission
Setting the Floor How Minimum Unit Pricing Impacts Alcohol Consumption
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Journey to Recovery
Dr. Melinda Beckwith presented at AADANT’s annual conference 23-24 May in Darwin.
Learning from 50 years of Aboriginal alcohol programs: beating the grog in Australia
Dr. Peter d'Abbs and Nicole Hewlett presented at AADANT’s annual conference 23-24 May in Darwin.
Finding the ganma in Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
Nicole Hewlett presented "Finding the ganma in FASD" at AADANT’s annual conference 23-24 May in Darwin.
Gunja In Our Communities: How many people are using and what can we do?
A/Prof Kylie Lee of University of Sydney presented at AADANT's annual conference 23-24 May in Darwin.
Lauren Buckley, Substance Use and Trauma: A Neurobiological Approach
This workshop was delivered in Darwin, NT on 22 February 2022.
CAYLUS Programs VSU in Central Australia
This presentation was delivered at the AADANT Youth PD Forum in October 2021 in Alice Springs.
AADANT Forum 2022 – Panel Discussion
This panel discussion is from the AADANT Conference Forum in Darwin on 5th April 2022.
The Strong Steps Program
Elisabete Pinto and Anupa Mathew to present on the Strong Steps Program offered in Darwin's rural area.
Part 1: The adolescent brain and engaging with young people
Sacha King of Two Two One Mental Health Charity presents at the AADANT Youth Professional Development Forum in Alice Springs, NT 2021.
Part II: Evoking Meaningful Conversations
Sacha King of Two Two One Mental Health Charity presents at the AADANT Youth Professional Development Forum in Alice Springs, NT 2021.
Part III: Empowering Change in young People
Sacha King of Two Two One Mental Health Charity presents at the AADANT Youth Professional Development Forum in Alice Springs, NT 2021.
Changing the conversation about addiction: the power of real stories
This keynote was given at AADANT's Conference Forum on 5th April 2022.
Experiences with Mandatory Treatment in the NT
Dr. Christine Watson presents at the AADANT Conference Forum.
NT Youth Health Summit Asks
Jaylene Friel and Ashanti Berry present at the AADANT Conference Forum.
Thamarrurr Youth Indigenous Corporation Youth Services Case Study
NPY Women’s Council Youth Services Case Study
Dan Siegel – “The Adolescent Brain”
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Members Only Webinars & Video Resources
As a member, you get access to exclusive recordings and resources beyond the public library, in depth training content, sector specific case discussions, and materials shared directly by fellow member organisations. It's practical, sector relevant learning that's just one more benefit of AADANT membership.
