Programme

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Programme Note

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The event began on Monday with invitation-only trainings.

On Tuesday, 16th September, we hosted a full day of skills-building workshops, alongside continued trainings. These sessions offered hands-on learning in evidence-based practices and were selected during registration.

The Opening Ceremony took place on Wednesday, 17th September. From then until Thursday, 18th September, attendees enjoyed a mix of keynote presentations and panel discussions, a chance to learn, exchange ideas, and connect. Global and national leaders in addiction science shared groundbreaking research, policy developments, and innovative interventions. Trainings continued concurrently.

Friday, 19th September, featured our Cultural and Networking Day, an opportunity to experience Balinese culture, strengthen connections, and build new partnerships in a relaxed setting. It was a meaningful way to conclude the week together.

Monday 15th September 2025 

  • Engaging Youth in Prevention Curriculum: Training (Monday - Thursday)
  • Delivering Recovery Support Services: The Recovery ALLIES: Training (Monday - Thursday)

Tuesday 16th September 2025

  • Engaging Youth in Prevention Curriculum: Training (Monday - Thursday)
  • Delivering Recovery Support Services: The Recovery ALLIES: Training (Monday - Thursday)
  • Universal Nursing Addictions Curriculum (UNAC): Training (Tuesday - Thursday)
  • Managing Substance Use Disorder Treatment Services in line with International ‘Key Quality Standards’: Training (Tuesday - Wednesday)

Workshops

Wednesday 17th September 2025

  • Engaging Youth in Prevention Curriculum (Training Monday - Thursday)
  • Delivering Recovery Support Services: The Recovery ALLIES (Training Monday - Thursday)
  • Universal Nursing Addictions Curriculum (UNAC): (Training Tuesday - Thursday)
  • Managing Substance Use Disorder Treatment Services in line with International ‘Key Quality Standards’ (Training Tuesday & Wednesday)
7:30 Registration
8:30 Opening Ceremony
Morning Keynote
10:00 Break
10:30 Plenary 1: A Landscape of Addiction Problem – Comprehensive Approach and Treatment 
Moderator: Vivi Syarif
Poster Session
12:00 Plenary 2: Recovery and Social Reintegration 
Moderator: Sam Nugraha
  • Helpline - Entrance Door to (Un)Sustainable Recovery Paths - Boro Goic
  • Empowering Recovery: Global Models for Trauma-Informed, Stigma-Free, and Collaborative Women's Care Insights from the Turkish Green Crescent's WFAR and the Gender Working Network - Sedef Ercetin
  • The Danger of the Kampung and the Promise of Work: Examining Drug Recovery and its Limited in Aceh, Indonesia - Louis Plottel
Poster Session
13:00 Lunch
14:00 Plenary 3: Establishing Global-Regional Collaboration in Prevention, Treatment and Recovery Programs 
Moderator: Goodman Sibeko
  • International Consortium of Universities for Drug Demand Reduction- Ma Veronica Felipe
  • Global Opportunities for Workforce Building and Support - Joanna Travis-Roberts
  • Establishing Global-Regional Collaboration in Drug Demand Reduction Programs - Agus Irianto
  • Empowering Communities Across Borders: Adapting School and Family based Prevention for Global Impact - Cindy Biding 
Poster Session
15:30 Break
16:00 Plenary 4: Reducing Drug Related Crimes in the Community 
Moderator: Imelda Indriyani
  • Reducing Drug-Related Crime: A Comprehensive Approach from the Indonesian Directorate General of Corrections, Ministry of Immigration and Corrections, Republic of Indonesia - Mirza Hapsari Massarapa
  • Justice Decisions that Impact Drug Related Crime - Michele Worobeic 
  • Community-Based Drug Treatment in the Justice System: What Works in Reducing Crime? - Roger Peters
  • From Courtroom to Clinic: How Legal Rulings Shape Cannabis Use Among Adolescents and Young Adults in South Africans - Nadine Harker
Poster Session
17:30 Plenary 5: Prevention in the Community
Moderator: Goodman Sibeko
  • Community Empowerment Strategies to Combat Drug Abuse and Trafficking in Indonesian High-Risk Areas - Yuki Ruchimat
  • Project VENDA: Empowering Youth Leadership for Creating Substance Abuse Free Environments (S.A.F.E.) - Dayana Vincent 
  • Dynamic Anti-Drug Strategies for Sustainable Community-Based Prevention for Children of Drug Users - Maricel M.Lim
Poster Session
18:30 End

 

Thursday 18th September 2025

8:00 Plenary 6: Reducing Drug-related Crime in Asia
Moderator: Michele Worobiec
Poster Session
9:00 Plenary 7: Drug Prevention among Children, Youth and Community Development 
Moderator: Eva Suryani
  • Safeguarding the Demographic Bonus: BNN's Prevention Strategy for Children, Youth and Communities - Tri Julianto Djatiutomo 
  • From Urgency to Impact: Advancing Prevention Science to Address Global Challenges in Polysubstance Use and Behavioural Health Disparities - Carlton Hall
  • Peer Education Intervention to Reduce Substance Use in Southern Africa: Preliminary Findings from a Southern Africa Pilot Study - Tara Carney
Poster Session
10:30 Break
11:00 Plenary 8: Quality Assurance for Drug Treatment Services 
Moderator: Kristiana Siste
  • Quality Matters: Transforming the Future of Drug Use Disorder Treatment - Narendra Narotama
  • Supporting managers of SUD treatment services: introducing the “Management Handbook" - Annette Dale-Perera
  • Ensuring Client-Centred Care in Addiction Treatment: Strategies & Best Practices in Indonesia - Amrita Devi
  • Strengthen the Backbone of Drug Treatment: Advancing Quality Standards for Addiction Counselors in Indonesia - Christ Chicco Sijabat
Poster Session
12:00 Lunch
13:00 Plenary 9: Community – Based Approach in Asia 
Moderator: Therese Castillo
  • Building Access To Rehabilitation Services For Substance Use Disorders In Indonesia Through Community-Based Interventions (IBM) - Erniawati Lestari 
  • Community-Based Recovery in Asia: Integrating Mental Health and Addiction Services at the Grassroots Level, Thailand - Chalowat Inpa
  • Recovery of drug-prone areas through the enhancement of community participation and multi-stakeholder collaboration to establish a productive and self-sustaining society - Andar Pradanasari 
Poster Session
14:00 Plenary 10: Treatment and Care 
Moderator: Tri Iswardani
  • Substance Use Disorder in Pregnancy: Navigating Confidentiality Law to Deliver Evidence-Based Collaborative Care - Gina Hofert
  • Outcomes of the Family Empowerment Program - an online therapy for rural Australians caring for someone with a substance problem - Julaine Allan
  • Application of the Theoretical Domains Framework on Substance Use Services: A Scoping Review - Ma Veronica Felipe
  • Clinical and Neurophysiological Evaluation of qEEG-Guided Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) Therapy in Methamphetamine Dependence: A Case Series Report National Narcotics Board of Indonesia- Rehabilitation Center - Elvina Katerin Sahusilawane
Poster Session
15:30 Break
16:00 Plenary 11: New Psychoactive Substances and Opioids
Moderator: Goodman Sibeko
  • Prevalence of Psilocybin Use in Vaping and Associated Factors: A Study among Amphetamine-type Stimulants (ATS) Use Disorder in Malaysia - Ruzmayuddin Mamat
  • Preventing Opioid Overdose for 6 Months Post-Prison Release: An Evidence Based Program - Hendree Jones
  • Using App based intervention in the management of stimulant use in the community setting - Suzaily Wahab
  • New Psychoactive Substances: Finding and Legal Challenges in Indonesia - Supiayanto
Poster Session
17:30 Closing Ceremony: ISSUP Indonesia, ISSUP Global and Closing Remarks
18:00 Free Networking Time
19:00 Cultural Dinner and Performance 
21:00 End

 

Friday 19th September

Participants were invited to join a field visit to Desa Panglipuran, one of Bali’s most iconic and well-preserved traditional villages. The visit offered a unique opportunity to experience local Balinese culture, traditional architecture, and community values passed down through generations.

More information on the networking and social event here.

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