Wicking Project Presentations

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1 Wicking Project Presentations VAADA Conference 2007 Health for all: Advocating for people who use alcohol and other drugs th February Melbourne. Averting incremental health decline among older homeless people with severe brain injury through the provision of long-term residential care and support. ACAG Australian Guardianship & Administration Committee National Conference: Working together for a secure future for vulnerable Australians living with a disability March Melbourne. A psychosocial model of care providing long-term residential support to older people with complex needs arising from alcohol related brain injury. Seventh International Conference on Diversity in Organisations, Communities and Nations 3 to 6 July Amsterdam, the Netherlands. A Psychosocial Model Of Care Providing Long-Term Residential Support To Older People With Advanced Alcohol Related Brain Disorder. The Australian Centre for Evidence Based Aged Care Bi-Annual Conference September 2007 at La Trobe University, Bundoora: A specialised model of residential care to support older people with an acquired brain injury: The Wicking Project. New Zealand Association of Gerontology. Ageing: The Everyday Experience.14 th November 2007, University of Waikato, Hamilton. New Zealand: A Specialised Model of Care for Older People with a History of Homelessness. The Australasian Professional Society on Alcohol and Other Drugs (APSAD) Annual Conference. The Combined APSAD and Cutting Edge Addiction Conference. 6 th November, 2007 Aotea Centre, Auckland, New Zealand: Long-term care solutions for older people with alcohol related brain injury: The Wicking Project. World Psychiatric Association International (WPA) Congress. Working Together For Mental Health: Partnership for Policy and Practice. Melbourne 1 st December A psychosocial model supporting the complex needs of older people with alcohol related brain injury. 5th National Homelessness Conference. Adelaide Convention Centre May The Wicking Project: Supporting the Long-term Residential Care Needs of Older People with Severe Acquired Brain Injury. First Annual -The Alcohol, Tobacco and other Drugs Council (ATDC) Conference Hobart April 2008 A Model of Care for Older People with Alcohol Related Brain Injury. 2nd International Conference on Alcohol and other Drug Related Brain Damage. Keynote Presentation. Sofitel Hotel Melbourne. 1-3 September A Model of Care for Older People with Alcohol Related Brain Injury: The Wicking Project. Eastern Community Conference, Melbourne May Not Just A Wino Sleeping on a Bench -providing dignified care and support to the aged homeless.

2 Change Champions Managing Challenging Behaviour Conference. Melbourne May Behaviour Management Strategies for Older People Living with Alcohol Related Brain Injury (ARBI) Mental Health Coordinating Council (MHCC) Annual Conference, Darling Harbour Conference Centre. 8 6th May Developing Behaviour Management Strategies for People Living with Alcohol Related Brain Injury (ARBI). Ageing Safely Forum. University of South Australia, Adelaide rd October Wintringham Services & The Wicking Project. APSAD Living on the Edge Conference. Darwin 1-4 th November Alcohol-related Brain Injury and Ageing Appropriate Models of Residential Care. 19th Annual Tri-State Conference Aged and Community Care Conference (ACCV) Mount Gambier 28 th February 2 March 2010: An untold truth about the ageing population: Developing appropriate models of care to support drug-addicted older people. The World Congress on Brain Injury (International Brain Injury Association) Washington D.C., USA March Alcohol Related Brain Injury - An appropriate model of residential care. The Wicking Project. Whose Challenging Behaviours?: Meeting the Needs of Older People with Dementia. Sydney April An Untold Truth About the Ageing Population - Alcohol Related Brain Injury. ACSA National Aged & Community Care Conference. Gold Coast 2 4 June The Next Generation of Community Care for People with Alcohol Related Dementias: The Wicking Model 6th National Homelessness Conference. Brisbane 1-3 September A Specialised Model to Support Older Homeless People Living with Drug Addictions: The Wicking Project 4 th Biennial Eastern Dementia Network Aged & Dementia Care Symposium. Alzheimer s Australia & Greater Southern Area Health Service. Batemans Bay 22 nd October Alcohol Related Dementia. ACAA 29 th Annual Congress is Ageing in Australia evolution or revolution? Aged Care Association Australia. Adelaide th November Who s responsible for whom? Older people with complex behavioural care needs. Change Champions Full Day Master Class Workshops. Hobart, Tasmania. 23 February The Challenge of Long Term Alcohol Abuse in Older Adults. Change Champions Full Day Master Class Workshop. Launceston, Tasmania. 24 February The Challenge of Long Term Alcohol Abuse in Older Adults. Change Champions Full Day Master Class Workshop. Inner South Community Health Service. South Melbourne. 15 th March The Challenge of Long Term Alcohol Abuse in Older Adults.

3 National Ageing Research Institute - NARI/RMH (Royal Park) Research Seminars and Clinical Meetings Program. 21 st June Supporting Older People Living with Alcohol Related Brain Injury: The Wicking Project Outcomes. New Zealand Master Class Workshops Auckland 27 th June, Christchurch 29 th June and Wellington 1 st August The Challenge of Long Term Alcohol Abuse in Older Adults. New Zealand Department of Health Policy Development Seminar. Wellington 30 th June Alcohol Related Brain Injury: Policy Implications. Victoria Legal Aid Professional Legal Education ½ day Workshop. Melbourne 6 th July 2011 Challenging Behaviour and Alcohol Related Brain Injury. Alzheimer s Australia ACT. Dementia Network Seminar Series. Canberra 10 th August Alcohol Related Dementia. Australian Drug Foundation. Older People and Other Drugs Seminar. Melbourne 6 th September Long Term Problematic Alcohol Use and the Older Person. Change Champions Full Day Master Class Workshop. Townsville, Queensland 7 th November Managing Alcohol-Related Challenging Behaviour in Older People. Change Champions Full Day Master Class Workshop. Brisbane, Queensland 11 th November Managing Alcohol-Related Challenging Behaviour in Older People. Alzheimer s Australia ACT. Dementia Network Seminar Series. Canberra 18 th April Alcohol Related Dementia. Full-day Workshop Southern Metropolitan Region HACC Training. Monday 7 May The Challenge of Long Term Alcohol Abuse in Older Adults. Full-day Workshop Department of Health NSW Creating Synergy Drug and Alcohol Conference Wollongong 27th June A service provider s toolkit for the delivery of appropriate care to older adults living with Alcohol Related Brain Injury (ARBI) and Complex Behaviours. Conference Workshop International Conference on Dementia Sydney, 28 th June Paper - Just one more drink alcohol problems in older people. The Department of Health Western Australia. Perth 16 th & 17 th August. The Challenge of Long Term Alcohol Abuse in Older Adults. 2 full-day workshops to department staff and community service providers 7 th National Homelessness Conference Melbourne, 6 th September. Paper - Alcohol Abuse and the Older Person: A Specialised Model of Care. Paper Southern Metropolitan Region HACC Training..Working with Older People who are Homeless or Living in Insecure Housing. 20 th September Full-day Workshop

4 Wicking Project Publications: Rota-Bartelink, A. (2006) Models of care for elderly people with complex care needs arising form alcohol related dementia and brain injury. Wintringham, Victoria, Australia. Alice Rota-Bartelink (2006) Substance Abuse Among Older Homeless People: To Break a Continuing Cycle. Council to Homeless Persons. Parity. A Forward Step: New Responses to Drugs, Alcohol and Homelessness. Vol 19, Issue 8. pp Alice Rota-Bartelink (2007) Supporting the needs of older people with an extended history of alcohol abuse. Victorian Drug and Alcohol Association VAADA News. Alice Rota-Bartelink, Bryan Lipmann (2007) Supporting the Long-term Residential Care Needs of Older Homeless People with Severe Alcohol Related Brain Injury in Australia: The Wicking Project. Care Management Journal 8(3) pp Alice Rota-Bartelink (2007) Caring for Elderly People with Acquired Brain Injury. Agendas. Aged and Community Services Australia. Issue 41, Autumn pp Alice Rota-Bartelink & Bryan Lipmann (2007). Causes of homelessness among older people in Melbourne, Australia. Aust & NZ J Public Health. 31(3). pp Alice Rota-Bartelink (2007) Supporting the needs of older homeless Australians with an extended history of alcohol abuse. European Network of Homeless Health Workers (ENHW) Issue 3, Autumn pp:5-7 Alice Rota-Bartelink (2007) The Wicking Project: Research Supporting Older Homeless People with Alcohol Related Brain Injury and Complex Needs. Parity. August 2007 Edition. Future Directions For Homelessness Research 20( 7) pp Alice Rota-Bartelink (2007) The Wintringham Model of Residential Care: A Specialised Service Providing for a Group of Older People with Complex Care Needs. The Wicking Project. Wintringham, Melbourne, Australia. Alice Rota-Bartelink. (2009) The Influence of Cognitive Capacity on the Efficacy of Early Intervention and Prevention Strategies Among Older Homeless. Parity. March 2009 Edition. Early Intervention and Prevention: An Australasian Focus. 22(2) pp Alice Rota-Bartelink (2010) Alcohol Related Brain Injury - An appropriate model of residential care. The Wicking Project. Brain Injury, 2010, Vol. 24, No. 3, Abstract Pages Alice Rota-Bartelink & Bryan Lipmann (2009) Alcohol-related Brain Injury and Ageing: Appropriate Models of Residential Care. Drug & Alcohol Review. 28(s1) pp A55 Alice Rota-Bartelink & Lipmann, B. (2010) Older People Living with Alcohol-Related Brain Injury and Associated Complex Behaviors: A Psychosocial Model of Residential Care (The Wicking Project) Care Management Journals. 11( 2) pp

5 Alice Rota-Bartelink (2010) Homeless Adults Living with Acquired Brain Injuries. Council to Homeless Persons. Parity. Feb 2010 Edition. Acquired Brain Injury & Homelessness. 23(1) pp 9-12 Alice Rota-Bartelink (2010) Australian model to support older homelessness people living with drug addictions. European Federation of National Organisations Working with the Homeless - The FEANTSA Flash newsletter for April 2010 Alice Rota Bartelink (2011) Premature Ageing and Homelessness. Council to Homeless Persons. Parity. June 2011 Edition. Preventing Elderly Homelessness. 24(5) pp Alice Rota-Bartelink (2011) Long-Term Alcohol Abuse and the Older Person. Australian Drug Foundation, DrugInfo Newsletter. August 2011 Edition. 9(2) pp 1 & 12 Alice Rota-Bartelink (2010) The Wicking Project Outcomes: Supporting Older People Living with Alcohol Related Brain Injury. Council to Homeless Persons. Parity. Sept Many Ways Home: 6 th National Conference Edition. 23(7) pp Alice Rota-Bartelink (2010) Dementia and the Long Term Effects of Alcohol Abuse. HOPE Magazine - Alzheimer s Australia. Feature Article. Oct (6) pp 2 3. Alice Rota-Bartelink (2011) Supporting Older People Living with Alcohol Related Brain Injury: The Wicking Project Outcomes. Care Management Journals. 12(4) pp Alice Rota-Bartelink (2012) The Wicking Project Report. Older People with Acquired Brain Injury and Associated Complex Behaviours: A Psychosocial Model of Care That Supports Longterm Residential Care Needs. Melbourne Victoria. Alice Rota-Bartelink (2012) Alcohol Abuse and the Older Person: A Specialised Model of Care Parity. Sept Making it Home: 7 th National Conference Edition. 25(6) pp 16. Media: Radio Interview 3CR 855 AM Roominations Program (30 minutes) 12 February 2008 Radio Interview ABC 774 AM Drive Time with Lindy Burns Talkback Program (20 minutes) 23 rd August 2011 Radio Interview 2GB 873 AM The Chris Smith Afternoon Show (7 minutes) 11 th January 2012