
Prof Kirsten Morley
@drkirstenmorley
Professor @USYD/RPAH/ECC. Director of Addiction Treatment Research Theme. Alcohol, mental health, treatment, translation
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We're looking for a research #nurse at Turning Point to support exciting clinical trials in #alcohol #methamphetamine Passionate about #AOD and innovation? Considering dipping your toe in #research? This might be the job for you! Apply by 12th April: eh.mercury.com.au/ViewPosition.aā¦


Are you a health professional who wants to learn more about the NSW Alcohol Interlock Program & Driver Medical Reviews? Then be sure to register for our new webinar by Prof Kate Conigrave & Prof Paul Haber on Wednesday 31st May from 7pm (AEST). More info: uni-sydney.zoom.us/meeting/registā¦


Join us on THRUSDAY 18 MAY for our first webinar of the year: SUBSTANCE USE DISORDER: FROM TRANSLATIONAL ANIMAL MODELS TO NOVEL CLINICAL TRIALS Featuring presentations by Xavier Maddern, Christina Perry, Dr Alexandre GuĆ©rin , and Warren Logge. Registration: us02web.zoom.us/webinar/registā¦


Tune in today to hear the excellent Warren Logge from Edith Collins Centre and Sydney Health talk about our pharmaco-fMRI in AUD treatment research!


An excellent 2023 Synergy Research Retreat in Melbourne! Bringing together preclinical and clinical alcohol treatment researchers. So many excellent ideas! TREAT: Translational Research in Alcohol Treatment @gavanm Dan Lubman Shalini Arunogiri Victoria Manning Dr Rowan P. Ogeil Leigh Walker Warren Logge


I had so much fun presenting and chatting to Healthy Brain and Mind Research Centre led by the brilliant Valentina Lorenzetti (she/her)! Edith Collins Centre Sydney Health Sydney Research TREAT: Translational Research in Alcohol Treatment

There is a high prevalence of comorbid drug/alcohol and mental health disorders, and there is an #implementation gap in the provision of evidence-based treatments for this population. #JBIMethodology A JBI EVIDENCE IMPLEMENTATION original research paper: rb.gy/poks0 #WorldEBHCDay


Thanks for the opportunity to present in Graz! ESBRA SOCIETY Prof Kirsten Morley Ellen Towers Edith Collins Centre

After receiving a NSW Health Grant in 2016, University of Sydney researchers Paul Haber & Prof Kirsten Morley demonstrate a multimodal training approach can improve ID & treatment of mental health conditions in people with substance use disorder. Learn more: medicalresearch.nsw.gov.au/forging-a-pathā¦


New pre-print in Alcohol Research fr/ Gezelle Dali Warren Logge Benjamin Riordan Tamlin Conner ('er' not 'or') Victoria Manning #ZayraMillan @gavanm #PaulHaber Prof Kirsten Morley Sydney Health Edith Collins Centre CAPRAustralia University of Otago Monash Addiction Research Centre Turning Point USYD Psychology ā”ļø bit.ly/3rooutG



Economic evaluations of pharmacotherapy for AUD: pharmacotherapy is cost-effective from both healthcare and societal perspectives Edith Collins Centre Sydney Research Sydney Health A.P.S.A.D Australasian Psychiatry Journal Australian and New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry Shalini Arunogiri Mary Lou Chatterton pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37822267/

Had so much fun presenting my first poster at #BPA2023 in Palm Cove!! Absolutely beautiful location- thanks for organising Biological Psychiatry Australia Biological Psychiatry Australia - ECRN


2 PhD scholarships in clinical research available as part of our NHMRC Synergy program of work!! Shalini Arunogiri @gavanm Warren Logge Victoria Manning Dan Lubman sydney.edu.au/scholarships/cā¦

2/2 These findings challenge existing affect regulation models and have implications for interventions that aim to reduce hazardous drinking behaviours. Co-authors: Warren Logge @gavanm Victoria Manning Prof Kirsten Morley Monash Addiction Research Centre Sydney Health Edith Collins Centre

Looking forward to joining ABC RN Radio National tomorrow at 0905 to join the Life Matters team and discuss #psychedelic assisted therapy #PAT Tune in at abc.net.au/listen/program⦠to hear about implementation in Australia, knowns & unknowns, and about our trial Prof Kirsten Morley

Head to head genotype-stratified trial of topiramate vs naltrexone! Topiramate was as effective and safe as naltrexone, but superior on some outcomes. There were no sig effects of rs2832407 nor rs1799971 TREAT: Translational Research in Alcohol Treatment Sydney Research Sydney Health ajp.psychiatryonline.org/doi/abs/10.117ā¦

A study comparing topiramate with naltrexone found topiramate to be at least as effective and safe as the first-line medication naltrexone in reducing heavy alcohol consumption and superior in reducing some clinical outcomes. Prof Kirsten Morley bit.ly/3wV1NQA
