We have a developed a range of evidence-based resources and training programs for clinicians and health professionals.
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Visit comorbidityguidelines.org.au to access the online guidelines, training and other resources.
The current edition of the Guidelines on the management of co-occurring mental health conditions in alcohol and other drug treatment settings are available to download as a full PDF, section by section PDF or as a customised set of Guidelines.
The Guidelines also provide several training options for health professionals looking to upskill in practical applications of co-occurring mental health and substance use conditions.
These training programs include:
More information on these programs can be found on our training page.
The Guidelines on co-occurring conditions has additional evidence-based resources to help clinicians, in several formats such as:
All resources are available on the Guidelines website.
The Guidelines team offer a free, online Community of Practice for professionals in Australia who work with people experiencing co-occurring AOD use and mental health conditions. The Community of Practice has been developed for members to make connections, access evidence-based resources and engage and collaborate with other professionals to enhance their practice.
In doing so, the Community of Practice fosters collaboration and knowledge-sharing among health and social service professionals to improve the management and outcomes of people experiencing co-occurring AOD use and mental health conditions.
The Cracks in the Ice toolkit has dedicated evidence-based information and resources for health workers to support capacity building and guide best practice when working with people who are using methamphetamine (including crystal methamphetamine).
The toolkit includes factsheets, guidelines, webinars and online resources for professionals working across a range of sectors, including resources for health workers working with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Resources include:
Explore the resources at Cracks in the Ice including culturally appropriate information and resources to support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples:
