Target audience: Queensland-based AOD frontline practitioners who provide medium to long-term psychosocial interventions.
Please note this is a two-day workshop:
Day 1: Thursday, 26 March 2026, 9.00am - 4.30pm
Day 2: Friday, 27 March 2026, 9.00am - 4.30pm
This two-day workshop focuses on the foundational aspects of Cognitive-Behavioural Therapy (CBT) and its application with individuals impacted by alcohol and other drug use. Designed for workers who provide direct counselling, the workshop aims to build foundational knowledge and practical skills in CBT techniques.
Important: To receive a Certificate of Completion for this workshop, participants will need to attend for the full duration of the training.
What will be covered:
- Key concepts, structures, and elements of CBT tailored for substance use disorders.
- Techniques in conducting functional analysis.
- Developing a CBT-based formulation and formulation-linked plan.
- Skills in applying cognitive techniques.
- Overview of behavioural strategies.
- Developing collaborative learning experiences.
Key benefits:
- Interactive learning: Facilitated presentations, simulated video demonstrations, problem-based group activities, and a variety of practical tasks.
- Expert facilitation: Led by professionals experienced in CBT and AOD treatment.
- Resource toolkit: A comprehensive toolkit containing key resources for practicing ‘CBT 4 AOD’ will be provided for post-training support.
- Networking opportunities: Connect with peers for knowledge exchange and collaborative learning.
