Abstract Reviewers

Thank you to our reviewers, we truly appreciate the time and contribution you have dedicated to the APSAD 2025 Conference.


NAME	ORGANISATION
Adrian Dunlop	Hunter New England Local Health District
Amanda Baker	Ndarc, Unsw
Amanda George	University of Canberra
Amy Pennay	La Trobe University
Angie Kocsisek	Nuaa
Anke van der Sterren	Alcohol Tobacco and Other Drug Association ACT
Anna Olsen	ANU
Annelies Robijn	National Drug And Alcohol Research Centre, UNSW Sydney
Antony Bolton	Austin Health
Ashleigh Stewart	Burnet Insitute
Belinda Lunnay	Torrens University Australia
Bianca Whiteside	Deakin University/Burnet Institute
Briony Larance	University Of Wollongong
Carmen Lim	The University Of Queensland
Carolyn Day	University Of Sydney
Cecilia Bergeria	Johns Hopkins University School Of Medicine
Chris Holmwood	University of Adelaide
Christina Marel	The University of Sydney
Christopher Gough	CAHMA
Craig Rodgers	St Vincent's Hospital, Sydney
Daniel Winter	The University of Sydney & Northern Sydney Local Health District
Danielle Manton	Uts, Affiliated With The Glen
David Newcombe	University Of Auckland
Dolly Baliunas	UniSQ
Duncam Gillespie	The University of Sheffield
Ele Morrison	AIVL
Elisabeth Yar	ATODA
Emma Davies	Oxford Brookes University
Gabriel Caluzzi	Centre for Alcohol Policy Research, La Trobe University
Gabrielle Campbell	The University Of Queensland
Grace Oh	Australian Drug Education & Consultancy
Jack Wilson	The Matilda Centre For Research In Mental Health And Substance Use
Jai Whelan	University Of Otago
James Dunne	Australian Alcohol and other Drugs Council
Jane Akhurst	Australian Institute of Health and Welfare
Janie Sheridan	The University Of Auckland
Janni Leung	The University Of Queensland
Jeff Buckley	Insight - Queensland Health
Kate Conigrave	Royal Prince Alfred Hospital
Katherine Senior	DASSA
Kim Gates	Aboriginal Health Council of WA
Kirstie Daken	University Of Southern Queensland
Krista Monkhouse	Drug & Alcohol Clinical Services, Hunter New England
Kurt Simpson	Swslhd Drug Health Services
Kylie Lee	La Trobe University
Laura Robinson	School of Psychology, University of Wollongong
Lauren Gardner	The University of Sydney
Levii Griffiths	SWSLHD - Drug Health Services - Aboriginal Health
Liam Acheson	National Centre For Clinical Research On Emerging Drugs
Lisa Schölin	University Of Edinburgh
Louisa Picco	Monash Addiction Research Centre, Monash University
Lyra Egan	The Matilda Centre For Research In Mental Health And Substance Use, The University Of Sydney
Michael Curtis	NDRI, Curtin University
Michael Livingston	National Drug Research Institute
Michael White	SANDAS Inc
Monica Barratt	RMIT University
Nicholas Taylor	National Drug Research Institute
Olivia Price	University of New South Wales
Peter Higgs	Burnet Institute
Rachel Sutherland	National Drug And Alcohol Research Centre
Raechel Wallace	NADA
Rebecca McKetin	UNSW
Renee Bittoun	Notre Dame And Avondale University
Richard Kennedy	AIVL
Robert Stirling	NADA
Robin Room	La Trobe University
Rose Crossin	University Of Otago, Christchurch
Sarah Clifford	University of New South Wales
Sarah Larney	Université De Montréal
Scott Wilson	ADAC
Simon Clay	NDARC
Siobhan O'Dean	The Matilda Centre, University of Sydney
Steph Kershaw	The Matilda Centre For Research In Mental Health And Substance Use
Steph Tzanetis	NCCRED / Cantest (Directions Health, CAHMA, HRA/PTA)
Steven Shoptaw	Ucla
Suzie Hudson	NSW Ministry Of Health
Tayla Degan	School of Psychology, University of Wollongong
Thomas Santo Jr	NDARC, UNSW Sydney
Tina Taylor	Caod
Toby Lea	UNSW
Tuari Potiki	Nz Drug Foundation/te Rau Ora
Vickie Simpson	Griffith AMS
Victoria Cock	Drug And Alcohol Services Of South Australia
Victoria Manning	Monash
Winifred Asare-Doku	NDARC
Yasmin Iese	Open Door Consultancy Services

APSAD acknowledges that the conference is being held on the traditional lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people’s continuing connection to land, water, and community and we pay our respects to Elders past and present. APSAD acknowledges Sovereignty in this country has never been ceded. It always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.