Released presentations from the Working Out What Works 2007 - 16th Western Australian Drug and Alcohol Symposium:

	Abstracts & Posters	(838k)
Dr Ali Marsh	Relationship Between Childhood Trauma, Posttraumatic Stress Disorder, and Attention Deficit-Hyperactivity Disorder in Drug Treatment Clients	(66k)
Prof.Anne Bartu	Alcohol Use in Australia: Characteristics of those Accessing Specialist Treatment	(109k)
Naomi Henrickson	The Power of Local Governments to Prevent Alcohol Related Issues	(130k)
Christine Lethlean	Responding to Overdose and a Re-evaluation of the Z Card	(573k)
Judi Stone	Sad, Mad or Bad? How do we Work with Clients who Present with Sexual Violence Histories in a Drug and Alcohol Setting?	(71k)
Colette Wrynn	Volunteer Addiction Counsellors Course – Contributing to New Generations of AOD Workers	(67k)
Simon Faulkner	DRUMBEAT – Early Intervention with Youth – A Music Based Therapy	(2454k)
Gary Kirby	Enough is Enough: Challenging and Changing Western Australia’s Drinking Culture	(367k)
Melanie Bettenay	Western Australia’s New Drug Driving Laws – What Will They Mean?	(146k)
Prof Robin Room	Alcohol Policy: Evidence and Action, Globally and Locally	(66k)
Christopher Cruickshank	The Nature and Temporal Profile of the Amphetamine Withdrawal Syndrome Among a Drug-Dependent Treatment Population	(161k)
Andrew Salter & Lynne Roberts	Evaluation of Court Drug Diversion Programs in Western Australia	(193k)
Kath Ryan & Sally Malone,	Indigenous Diversion Program – Linking People with Opportunities for Change	(88k)
Her Honour Judge Julie Wager	Are Problem Solving Courts Solving the Problem?	(449k)
Dr. Don Weatherburn	The Impact of the Heroin Shortage on Property Crime and Methamphetamine Use	(190k)
Jasminka Vuckovic-Kosanovic	St John of God Health Care Services: An Overview	(84k)
Gningala Yarran-Clanton	In every Dysfunction there is Function	(863k)
Laura Santana & Catherine MacGregor	Heroin Trends Tracking Project- The relationship between heroin trends and crime in WA	(613k)

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