About this webinar

Young people can make important gains when entering residential drug and alcohol services, but these can be difficult to maintain upon exit, especially amid other social problems. This seminar examined findings from longitudinal interviews with 38 young people conducted during and after attending residential drug and alcohol services. It focused on young people's relationships with residential staff, experiences of returning to services, and skills to manage substances young people develop during residential stays.

About the speaker

Dr Gabriel Caluzzi is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of New South Wales and the Centre for Alcohol Policy Research at La Trobe University. He is interested in how sociocultural context informs drug and alcohol practices among young people and drinking practices among different populations.

Date published

13 June 2024

Resource type

NDARC webinars

Author(s)

Dr Gabriel Caluzzi