New web site for the 2010 Conference coming soon!
Celebrating 10 years of 'Advancing with Knowledge'.
In 2009 the conference will review the accumulated knowledge and clinical wisdom over the past 10 years for the High Prevalence Disorders - anxiety conditions, mood disorders and substance abuse, and will focus on how this knowledge will inform practice in the next five years.
The Conference dates are; Wednesday 12th to Friday 14th of August 2009 at the Holiday Inn Surfers Paradise.
Optional Workshops will be on the afternoon of Wednesday 12th August 2009.
The conference theme is year is ‘Looking Back -Moving Forward’.
The conference will canvass future developments in treatment approaches for these conditions. The keynote stream of the meeting will bring in Australian, New Zealand and overseas experts to review the 'state of play' in knowledge and practice for the main high prevalence disorders.
Each presentation will also include guidelines as to where the field will move over the next 5 years. The workshop stream of the meeting will cover new developments in practical assessment, management and prevention of common and not so common anxiety, mood and substance abuse conditions
This conference is open to:
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* Non-government organisations |
* Allied Health |
Confirmed speakers include:
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Prof Ian Hickie, (confirmed) Brain & Mind Research Institute, Executive Director
Dr Nicole Highet (confirmed)
Deputy CEO, Beyond Blue
Prof Grant Devilly, (confirmed) The University of Melbourne - Behavioural Science - VIC
Dr Claire Gaskin, (confirmed) Justice Health, The Forensic Hospital Sydney - NSW
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Prof Gordon Parker,
(confirmed) Black Dog Institute,
Executive Director - NSW University of New South Wales - Scientia Professor, Dept of Psychology - NSW
Prof Graham Martin, (confirmed) Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, The University of Queensland - QLD |
Download sponsors and exhibitors information here
Exhibitors are welcome to bring free standing displays but
must check with organisers for space allocation
requirements.
All morning and afternoon tea breaks and lunches are
held in the Exhibition area.
HOST VENUE
The conference will return to the Holiday Inn, a deluxe
hotel located in the heart of Surfers Paradise, just 50
metres from golden beaches.
The
hotel's prime position amidst major tourist and
entertainment attractions such as al fresco cafes,
international shopping centres, theme parks, art and
craft villages, excellent golf courses and heritage
listed national parks, ensures there is always something
to do.
Special rates are available for delegates through the conference secretariat.






