The Open Dialogue Centre offers a suite of evidence-based programs designed as a journey to build workforce capability for mental health, allied health, youth, justice, primary care and wellbeing services – or for anyone who wants to introduce Open Dialogue to their community.
Our faculty has extensive experience in applying and evaluating the approach in different contexts. Members of the faculty have been at the forefront of developing and implementing Open Dialogue in the UK and also involved in the multi centre randomised controlled trial ODDESSI (with research articles emerging in 2026).
We provide opportunities for continuous development with case studies, real-life scenarios, intervision/supervision and ongoing professional practice support – designed for workforce retention and better outcomes for people, families and community networks.
