This toolkit contains mobile apps, interactive websites and downloadable worksheets that can be used to enhance telephone or online-based AOD counselling and treatment.
Do you know of other non-commercial, evidence-based online or digital AOD resources that could be added to this list? Email us at insight@health.qld.gov.au
Tip sheet for workers containing suggestions and strategies for supporting AOD clients during COVID-19 using a trauma-informed approach
A factsheet containing basic harm reduction advice for clients / patients who drink and/or use drugs in Queensland.
Adis is a free 24 hour, 7 day a week confidential support service for people in Queensland with alcohol and other drug concerns, families & health professionals.
Comprehensive list of Queensland and national telephone and online support services that may be useful for AOD clients and patients.
Provides 24/7 online text-based AOD counselling and assistance nationally as well as support by email, self-assessment tools, self-help modules, an SMS service and an online community forum.
FDS provide a free national 24/7 telephone support line, support groups and education programs to families and friends of people who use alcohol and/or drugs across Australia.
The Breakthrough program provides information and support to families and significant others of individuals affected by methamphetamine and other substances.
SMS-based service which provides instant information about drug effects simply by texting the name of the substance to 0439 TELL ME (0439 835 563).
Free, weekly, 90minute online meetings which uses evidence-based tools to empower people seeking assistance for substance dependence and other addictive behaviours.
Our Brief Interventions toolkit contains 6 downloadable "Check Tools" on Alcohol, Cannabis, Meth, Opioids, Benzodiazepines and Relapse Prevention, plus other screening tools and resources.
eASSIST website for workers and self-administered ASSIST Check Up / Lite mobile apps for clients, based on the Alcohol, Smoking and Substance Involvement Screening Test (ASSIST) developed by the WHO.
SMART Recovery Australia's website features a range of free downloadable AOD worksheets that can be used with clients.
A useful app that addresses the mental health and wellbeing concerns of First Nations Australians using a cross-cultural approach. Available on both Android and iOS devices.
Website and mobile app designed to support people looking to change their relationship with alcohol. Features habit change experiments, one-on-one coaching and a supportive online community.
Web based alcohol reduction program that uses quizzes, guides, diaries, graphs and interactive tools to aid adults 18 years and over cut back on their drinking.
Website and mobile app targeting serving and ex-serving ADF personnel. Includes a drinks / spending tracker, exercise calculator, personal wellbeing score and links to support services.
Website featuring downloadable factsheets and resources previously available through NCPIC including two self-help booklets: "Clear Your Vision" and "What's the Deal on Quitting"
National website and mobile app addressing methamphetamine use featuring factsheets, webinars and other resources as well as an online brief early intervention program called "Breaking the Ice".
Mobile quit smoking app featuring goal setting where you can use your own photos and recordings of loved ones along with encouragers, distraction games, 'danger-time' alerts and daily check-ins.
Mobile app to help pregnant women quit smoking using goal-setting, practical tips, fun exercises, distraction games and daily encouragers based on baby developments, even a baby name suggester!
