ERIC incorporates a competency based implementation model for youth services. This model has been developed to build capacity in all youth sectors, to improve treatment and service efficiency and to aid in implementation fidelity.
The model is based on best practice implementation methodology for AOD treatment settings and highlights that adherence and fidelity to ERIC will maximise positive outcomes for young people. The ERIC training and implementation model is made up of six components.

There are two options for ERIC training:
Level 1 Intro to ERIC Workshop (1-day workshop)
The one-day ERIC training workshop is for practitioners who want to use ERIC in their clinical practice with young people. The workshop covers the different elements of the ERIC program, how to work with an emotion regulation framework or ERIC ‘World View’ and how to apply ERIC tools in practice. The workshop also covers the background into the theory and research underpinning ERIC.
Level 2 Train the Trainer ERIC (2-day workshop)
Train the Trainer (TtT) is a two-day workshop program for organisations and staff seeking to develop enough ERIC knowledge to be able to train other staff in ERIC. Day 1 is the ERIC Training Workshop and Day 2 covers principles of training and coaching in ERIC for facilitators. TtT works well for senior practitioners who hold a practice lead or training calendar and professional development role in organisations.
Please note: To be eligible to participate in the Level 2 Train the Trainer Workshop, you must first have completed the Level 1 Intro to ERIC Workshop.
ERIC ‘Resources for Young People’ and ‘Resources for Practitioners’ are only accessible via a login for this website, which can be obtained through an individual or organisational licence agreement. Organisations who decide to partake in training will also need to purchase an organisational licence, the cost of which depends on the size of the organisation. Licenses may be purchased only for staff who attend the training or for staff who attend the training plus additional staff. See below indicative costs:
Up to 20 staff: $75 pp
Between 20 and 100 staff: $2,000 (approx. $40 pp)
Between 101 to 500 staff: $6,500 (approx. 25 pp)
More than 500 staff: $10,000 (approx. $13 pp)
Please note that the above costs are in addition to any training costs.
Additional costs:
The ERIC one-day workshop is delivered by the developers of ERIC, Dr Kate Hall or Dr Angela Simpson.
Level 1 Intro to ERIC Workshop
Friday 15th May 2026 – registration closes on 1st May 2026
Friday 23rd October 2026 – registration closes on 9th May 2026
Level 2 Train the Trainer Workshop
Friday 26th June 2026 – registration closes on 12th June 2026
Friday 4th December 2026 – registration closes on 20th November 2026
To be eligible to participate in the Level 2 Train the Trainer Workshop, you must first have completed the Level 1 Intro to ERIC Workshop.
Please note that all workshops will run from 9:30am-3:30pm AEST via Zoom.
Important Training Information
How do I sign up for the training?
If you would like to attend ERIC training, email your expression ofinterest toeric-program@deakin.edu.au. In this email, please include:
a. Thefull names and email addresses of all training attendees.
Once your email is received, you will be asked to fill, sign, and return the following forms:
New Customer Request
The New Customer Request Form will be used to create you as a customer in Deakin’s invoice system so that an invoice can be raised for you.
Program Services Agreement
This agreement stipulates the terms of the ERIC training delivery.
Program Licence Agreement
This agreement stipulates the terms of the ERIC licence.
Will I get access to the ERIC resources?
If you participate in any ERIC workshop, a 12-month ERIC licence is included in the total training cost. This means that upon completion of the training, you will receive login details to the ERIC website which will provide access to all of the ERIC resources and materials. Once you are logged in, you will find all of the ERIC materials under the“resources” tab found on the home page.
If you are an organisation with more than one person completing the training, you will receive an organisational login. This means that you will have one login that all participants can use to access the resources and materials.
Once your 12-month licence expires, you may choose to renew your membership via the“account” tab found on the home page.
How can I count this training towards my CPD?
A certificate of training attendance will be provided on completion of the workshop which you may use to count towards your CPD hours.
Friday 15th May 2026
Registration closes on 1st May 2026
Friday 23rd October 2026
Registration closes on 9th May 2026
Friday 26th June 2026
Registration closes on 12th June 2026
Friday 4th December 2026
Registration closes on 20th November 2026
To be eligible to participate in the Level 2 Train the Trainer Workshop, you must first have completed the Level 1 Intro to ERIC Workshop.
Please note that all workshops will run from 9:30am-3:30pm AEST via Zoom.
If you would like to attend ERIC training, email your expression ofinterest toeric-program@deakin.edu.au.
3. The number of training attendees and,
a. Thefull names and email addresses of all training attendees.
The New Customer Request Form will be used to create you as a customer in Deakin’s invoice system so that an invoice can be raised for you.
This agreement stipulates the terms of the ERIC training delivery.
This agreement stipulates the terms of the ERIC licence.
If you participate in any ERIC workshop, a 12-month ERIC licence is included in the total training cost. This means that upon completion of the training, you will receive login details to the ERIC website which will provide access to all of the ERIC resources and materials. Once you are logged in, you will find all of the ERIC materials under the“resources” tab found on the home page. If you are an organisation with more than one person completing the training, you will receive an organisational login. This means that you will have one login that all participants can use to access the resources and materials.
Once your 12-month licence expires, you may choose to renew your membership via the“account” tab found on the home page.
A certificate of training attendance will be provided on completion of the workshop which you may use to count towards your CPD hours.