eLearning

Want to know more about substance use but don't work in an AOD or mental health setting? Then this is the learning for you.

These introductory modules provide a basic overview of substance use and society, including how to conduct a brief intervention with someone for whom AOD may be a concern. They are recommended for anyone working in health and community service settings - including those employed in statutory and welfare contexts - where alcohol and drug is an issue, but may not be the primary focus of your role. 

PLEASE NOTE: Workers employed within specialist AOD and mental health settings are advised to skip these modules and proceed directly to Learning Levels 1, 2 and 3 where concepts, theories and skills are explored in greater detail.

These modules cover foundational knowledge and concepts underpinning effective AOD practice. They are targeted towards all AOD, mental health and Social and Emotional Wellbeing workers, especially those who are new to the field or who wish to brush up on their existing knowledge-base. 

Whilst content is Queensland-focused, it can be applied in other jurisdictions and contexts.

These modules cover the core processes and practice skills required for effective AOD practice. They are targeted towards all AOD, mental health and Social and Emotional Wellbeing workers, especially those who are new to the field or who wish to brush up on their existing skills-base. 

Whilst content is Queensland-focused, it can be applied in other jurisdictions and contexts.

These modules are targeted towards workers who are engaged in specific AOD-treatment roles and settings. They focus on existing funded AOD treatment types, as well practice with priority populations such as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, young people and families.

Whilst content is Queensland-focused, it can be applied in other jurisdictions and contexts.