ATODA is committed to developing and maintaining the capacity of the sector by facilitating professional development opportunities for workers in the ACT alcohol, tobacco and other drug sector.
Specialist Skills with 360Edge

Each year ATODA provides subsidised places for workers currently employed in the ACT ATOD sector in a variety of 360Edge courses and workshops . Enrolment is via the 360Edge website and requires a voucher code from ATODA to access a fee waiver available to ACT ATOD workers ONLY.
Monday 10 August 2026
Mindfulness Based Relapse Prevention
Mindfulness Based Relapse Prevention
SPECIALIST SKILLS
Build key skills in mindfulness based relapse prevention to better support your clients
Monday 17 August 2026
Emotion Regulation: Skills for managing client distress
Emotion Regulation: Skills for managing client distress
SPECIALIST SKILLS
Help your clients to manage strong emotions
Thursday 20 August 2026
Help! I’ve Been Subpoenaed: Everything you need to know to get court ready
Help! I’ve Been Subpoenaed: Everything you need to know to get court ready
SPECIALIST SKILLS
Do you know what to say and do if you are subpoenaed to appear in court? Are you court ready?
Thursday 27 August 2026
The Brain Workshop
The Brain Workshop
SPECIALIST SKILLS
Understand the inner workings of the brain on drugs and how to work effectively with cognitive impairment
Thursday 3 September 2026
Good Night, Sleep Tight: How to help people sleep better
Good Night, Sleep Tight: How to help people sleep better
SPECIALIST SKILLS
Develop an in depth understanding of sleep and benefit your clients (and yourself!)
Monday 7 and Tuesday 8 September 2026
Trauma Inside Out: A two day masterclass in trauma informed practice
Trauma Inside Out: A two day masterclass in trauma informed practice
MASTERCLASS
Understand the causes and impacts of trauma and how to effectively respond
If you are in a direct client contact role in a program that provides AOD services in the ACT and would like to access a voucher code for fee waiver, contact ATODA via training@atoda.org.au.
Thursday 10 September 2026
Breaking the Ice: Tailoring treatment for people who use methamphetamine
Breaking the Ice: Tailoring treatment for people who use methamphetamine
SPECIALIST SKILLS
Work effectively with people who use methamphetamine
Thursday 17 September 2026
DBT for AOD: Essential elements of dialectical behaviour therapy
DBT for AOD: Essential elements of dialectical behaviour therapy
SPECIALIST SKILLS
Improve your skills and knowledge in using dialectical behaviour therapy in alcohol and other drug treatment
Thursday 5 November 2026
Maximising Performance: Working with people who use performance and image enhancing drugs
Maximising Performance: Working with people who use performance and image enhancing drugs
NEW WORKSHOP
Build your skills in responding to people who use performance and image enhancing drugs (PIEDs)
Qualifications Strategy
For more information about the ACT Alcohol and Other Drug Qualifications Strategy visit Qualifications Strategy.
AOD Skillset
Enrolments for 2026 are now closed.
To enquire about the AOD Skillset, please contact training@atoda.org.au
Certificate IV in AOD
The Certificate IV in Alcohol and Other Drugs is offered by a number of providers including CIT and TAFE. Fee-free places may be available. Please contact ATODA to discuss how you can access the Certificate IV as a requirement of the Qualifications Strategy.
First Aid Certificate
Maintaining a current Provide First Aid (Senior First Aid) certificate is a requirement of the Qualifications Strategy. Please note, ATODA is not currently offering First Aid training courses, and we therefore recommend seeking a reputable provider for this as required. If you would like advice on training providers, please email training@atoda.org.au
Allied Sector Training
ATODA delivers alcohol, tobacco and other drug (ATOD) information and harm-reduction training to non-government organisations and government agencies in the ACT. Training is delivered by the Senior Training Specialist, and covers ATOD use data, trends and harm specific to the ACT context and other issues on request. For more information or to enrol, visit Allied Sector Training.
