Ms Paige Webb is currently completing a PhD exploring the influence of methamphetamine on family relationships. Paige is also a Research and Policy Officer at Students for Sensible Drug Policy. She is passionate about reducing the stigma experienced by people who use drugs and their families.

Clare is a Clinical Psychology Registrar currently completing her PhD at the University of Wollongong. Her research is investigating the experiences of families affected by a loved one's alcohol or other drug use, and how to effectively address families' needs through the intersection of research and clinical practice.

Ms Paige Webb is currently completing a PhD at NDARC exploring how methamphetamine use can influence family relationships. Paige is also a Research and Policy Officer at Students for Sensible Drug Policy. She is passionate about reducing the stigma experienced by people who use drugs and their families.

Pauline is a Registered Psychologist, with dual Counselling Psychology and Educational Psychology scopes of practice. Five years ago Pauline founded Family Drug Support Aotearoa New Zealand (FDS). She is passionate about providing accessible, accountable, evidence-based services to impacted family members wherever they reside in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Heidi is currently completing a PhD exploring online support to family members of people using drugs and alcohol in rural Australia. Heidi also contributes to research with Equally Well Australia. Heidi has completed a Bachelor of Social Science (Psychology) Honours and is a trained primary teacher. She has a long-standing interest in Indigenous and remote education, health and affairs.

Julie Perrin is a clinical social worker with mental health accreditation specialising in drug and alcohol, couple and family therapy and bereavement, in private practice. She has over 40 years experience in the health/community sector. Her PhD was a qualitative study focused on sibling bereavement when death is drug-related.