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We’re recruiting for a study looking at drinking among working mums. If you or anyone you know might be interested, get in touch or use the QR code to fill in the online screening survey. Feel free to retweet, pass this on or share around!

My first PhD paper is now online! Written together with Michael Livingston, Amy Pennay and @callinan_sarah we examined the relationship between alcohol consumption, psychological distress and COVID-19 related circumstances over the first eight months of the pandemic in Australia.

More than two-thirds of Australian adults have been adversely affected by someone else’s alcohol consumption, costing the country an estimated $20 billion a year in emergency healthcare, caring and lost productivity, say CAPRAustralia researchers. smh.com.au/national/alcoh…

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We are currently recruiting two PhD students to work on an ARC funded project (details below). Students will be based at CAPRAustralia La Trobe University Get in touch with me for more information about the application process

Well done to all who participated in tonight's soccer match at #KBSConf! A huge congratulations to the black team for their impressive 4-1 victory. Your skills and sportsmanship were exceptional. A sincere thank you to everyone who came out to cheer and support the teams! ⚽️🎉

I had the opportunity to present at the Kettil Bruun Society yesterday on some of my PhD work. #kbs2023

Excited and overwhelmed that NDRI Curtin is officially hosting KBS2024 in Perth, Australia. Looking forward to hosting all our wonderful #kbsconf friends next year! kbs2024perth.au

Open Access: Psychological distress & #alcohol use in #Australian #adolescents over a period of declining consumption Natalie Cerocchi Yvette Mojica-Perez Michael Livingston Shalini Arunogiri Amy Pennay @callinan_sarah La Trobe University CAPRAustralia NDRI Curtin Turning Point Monash University onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.11…

Come check out the APSAD booth @APSAD23 & see our list of DAR reviewers from the last year! Huge thanks to those who reviewed ≥3 papers in this time Chrianna Bharat Anne-Marie Laslett Yvette Mojica-Perez Emily Nicholls Olivia Price Jacques Raubenheimer @AlexTorney1 Hester Wilson Daniel Winter

In Australia, the heaviest 10% of drinkers consume 50% of all alcohol, particularly very cheap cask wine In our latest blog, Dr @MeganP_Cook explains the need for targeted prevention strategies that especially tackle home drinking La Trobe University FARE ias.org.uk/2024/01/23/10-…

How did COVID-19 restrictions impact alcohol consumption in Australia? - Open Access longitudinal study Yvette Mojica-Perez Michael Livingston Amy Pennay @callinan_sarah CAPRAustralia La Trobe University NDRI Curtin Karolinska Institutet #alcohol #COVID #Australia onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/da…

Think you know why younger people are drinking less? It is complex and evolving, but Australian and UK scholars bust myths and provide some of the answers. theconversation.com/youth-drinking… 🍺 Amy Pennay

We're looking for research participants for a study on parents' perceptions of public health advertising about underage drinking. Check out the details below.

CAPR is hosting a research symposium on alcohol and social media on Monday 3rd June. Speakers include Benjamin Riordan, Jennifer Merrill, Rose Marie Ward and Paula O'Brien. Click the link below for more details. eventbrite.com.au/e/alcohol-and-…

It's been a big week for CAPR at Kettil Bruun Society in Fremantle. From AI, youth drinking, alcohol's harms to others, purchasing patterns, women's drinking, climate change and more, we've covered a lot of ground. Here's a few of our brilliant presenters in action!

Strong representation from team CAPR last week at Kettil Bruun Society. A great time catching up with colleagues old and new!

My third PhD paper looking at how alcohol consumption changed across different socio-demographic groups during the pandemic has now been published. Thanks as always to my supervisors and coauthors Michael Livingston Amy Pennay @callinan_sarah