
Louise Mewton
@louisemewton
A/Prof at the Matilda Centre, USYD. Understanding, classifying and preventing risky alcohol use across the lifespan.
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UPCOMING WEBINAR | How does alcohol use impact the brain of older adults? What is the relationship between alcohol use, cognitive impairment and dementia? Learn more at our Comorbidity Project webinar with Louise Mewton. Register: bit.ly/3xBsGIZ



WEBINAR RECORDING AVAILABLE | Did you miss our Comorbidity Project webinar with Associate Professor Louise Mewton? Catch up on the impacts of alcohol use on older adults via our webinar library: bit.ly/CGL-webinars Erin Madden Dr Christina Marel Prof Maree Teesson AC comorbidityguidelines.org.au/resources/webi…

Couldn’t rate this PhD opportunity in mental health with the brilliant and lovely Susanne Schweizer more highly. And it’s in Sydney! Open to int’l candidates too. 🇦🇺

Have you heard of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD)? Teaching and support staff can play a vital role in ensuring children with FASD are supported in their ongoing education. See Learning with FASD for evidence-based resources: learningwithfasd.org.au/classroom-stra…

First stop for my Fulbright Australia travel! Super excited it was a symposium on the Fulbright experience internationally with Fulbright alum RSoA. Can't wait to start the program MUSC Youth Collaborative in a few weeks. For now, I'm on vacation!!! The Matilda Centre




A/Prof Louise Mewton joins Prof Lindsay Squeglia from MUSC Youth Collaborative to discuss how alcohol use continues at risky levels across the lifespan and how it interacts with cognitive decline and dementia. Webinar: c4tbh.org/seminar/squegl… Center for Technology and Behavioral Health Fulbright Australia

New paper led by superstar Rachel Visontay!! Interested in enhancing causal inference in population-based neuroimaging datasets? Read all about it here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl… First paper out from our NIAAA News R01 with mPI Lindsay Squeglia 🥳 The Matilda Centre MUSC Youth Collaborative

MUSC substance use researcher Dr. Kathleen Brady launched a collaboration with a group of like-minded Australian investigators that continues to thrive today. The project focuses on substance use and trauma. Learn more.👇 The Matilda Centre University of Sydney bit.ly/4fscSJv




Have you heard of our widely recognised, effective treatment for co-occurring PTSD and substance use, COPE? Learn more about how it came about through our 20+ year collaborations with MUSC Youth Collaborative: web.musc.edu/about/news-cen… @FulbrightAus

