Chris Davis is a GP with a special interest in Drug & Alcohol services. He established the Clean Slate Clinic in Sydney to provide in-person primary care alcohol withdrawal and recovery services, after successfully implementing the model in the UK. Chris is a recognized expert in the field and is currently providing training to other GPs through the RACGP.

Jenny is an Australian-trained General Practitioner who is enthusiastic about all aspects of primary care, including addiction medicine. She is a strong believer in the power of incremental change and feels privileged to provide assistance to patients in their recovery journey.

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Lucy Scopelliti is a nurse practitioner who has worked over 20 years in the drug and alcohol field. Her practice has been autonomous in both drug withdrawal inpatient and outpatient programs, consultation and management of patients including hospital and correctional settings. Her expertise enables her to represent drug and alcohol nurses at a state and national level, and she is an executive member of the Drug and Alcohol Nurses of Australasia (DANA).

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Catherine came to nursing later in life after caring for an ill family member. With a background in mental health, Catherine developed a growing passion for supporting people with alcohol and other drug concerns, and feels deep empathy for people who feel lost in their substance use - her professional mission is to support clients to understand that their substance use is not who they are and to remember they are a whole person with many other qualities that have meaning in their lives.

Marion (Maz), is a dedicated individual passionate about Alcohol and Drugs and mental health. With eight years of experience in this field and a nursing background spanning three decades, Marion is committed to guiding individuals toward becoming their best selves. Known for being nurturing, accepting, and motivated, Marion stands firmly by individuals on their journey to recovery, offering unwavering support.

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Paul is a GP with a career long interest in addiction and substance use issues. Paul is also a medical educator, assisting colleagues with their understanding of both general practice broadly, and alcohol and other drug issues. Paul’s philosophy for supporting clients is underpinned by a belief that everyone should have access to care that is non-stigmatised and treats their health issue for what it is – a health issue, rather than something moralistic.