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International Women’s Day 2021

This panel discussion explores the approaches, resources and experiences of women accessing specialist AOD treatment in NSW from women who provide treatment. We will Choose To Challenge the current status quo around treatment provision to women and celebrate International Women’s Day.

Facilitators
Dr Suzie Hudson with special guests –
Michelle Ridley (Clinical Program Manager, NADA)
Raechel Wallace (Aboriginal Program Manager, NADA)
Louise Dunne (Mental Health Social Worker, Counsellor and Team Leader at Hunter, ACON)
Yalda Latifi (AOD Bilingual counsellor (Persian or Farsi), DAMEC)
Axel Anthonisz (Case Manager – Intake and Outreach, Guthrie House)

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