Jordan has been leading the Onkaparinga Next Steps Outreach Project and working as an AOD clinician for the last two years, working alongside complex clients whilst finalising his registration as a psychologist. Prior to this he worked in counselling roles in the Northern Territory, working in a variety of rehabilitation settings in some beautifully rural places. He holds an honours degree in Psychological Science and enjoys the often weird and wonderful world of Drug and Alcohol Treatment.

With a Master in Social Work and Addictive Behaviours, Michelle has worked within the field of Addiction for over fifteen years in a wide variety of roles. Michelle is passionate about helping those navigate the path to recovery and decreasing the stigma and discrimination often experienced by those with addiction.

Michelle Taylor is an Occupational Therapist/Advanced Clinical Educator at Insight, Centre for Alcohol and Other Drug Training and Workforce Development, Queensland Health. She has interests in occupational approaches, sensory approaches, trauma informed care and motivational interviewing for people with substance use issues.

Karen is a Clinical Psychologist and Board approved supervisor for psychologists. She is a jack of all trades with experience working with adults, children, families in areas of community mental health, persistent pain, tobacco cessation and AOD. She has experience with research, giving lectures, group facilitation, counselling and workforce development. She may be small, but makes up for it with personality.