COVID-19
Thursday, September 1, 2022 |
12:00 AM - 11:00 PM |
Digital Posters |
Speaker
Dr Antoinette Poulton
Research Fellow
University Of Melbourne
Reductions in Alcohol Intake Among Young Adults During the Pandemic Underpinned by Binge Drinkers and Not Related to Changes in Behavioural Impulsivity
Biography
Dr Antoinette Poulton is an early career researcher in behavioural neuroscience. Her research currently focuses on executive function, particularly as it pertains to at-risk drug/alcohol intake, vulnerability for transition to dependence, adverse alcohol use outcomes in young adults, and how feedback about alcohol intake and cognition influences subsequent alcohol use.
Dr Latha Nithyanandam
CEO
ADFNSW-Kathleen York House
Improving access to treatment and support for women with Substance Use Disorder during the COVID-19 pandemic- the experience with telehealth from a women's only service
Biography
Latha Nithyanandam is the CEO of ADFNSW- Kathleen York House, a residential service for women and their children. Latha has 39 years of experience, both in Australia and overseas, working in Mental Health and AOD Services. Her qualifications are in Psychology at the post-graduate and doctorate levels. She is the Convenor for both the APS Sydney branch and the APS - Substance Use Interest Group as well as a Board member of the Network of Alcohol and other Drug Agencies.
Ms Charlotte Ismay
Research Nurse
Hunter New England Local Health District Drug & Alcohol Clinical Services
A novel, flexible drug and alcohol service in response to COVID-19 public health measures in a regional health service in NSW
Biography
Charlotte Ismay is a Research Nurse with Hunter New England Local Health District Drug and Alcohol Clinical Services and has five years experience in AOD settings.