Breaking Barriers: Narcan Laws and Peer Support in Addiction Recovery
Episode Overview
New Narcan laws make it safe and legal to use expired doses. High Rockies Harm Reduction offers free Narcan and support services. Peer support plays a crucial role in battling depression and anxiety. Fentanyl contamination is a significant issue; always carry Narcan. Harm reduction services are vital for community health.
Use your Narcan, even if it's expired, it is still good, still safe, still totally legal
In this episode of Chemical World, hosts Kenna Crampton and Maggie Seldeen, also known as Mugsy Faye, dive into the latest developments in Narcan laws and how to access free supplies. They provide a detailed rundown of High Rockies Harm Reduction’s service schedule and new support groups. The conversation touches on the critical role of peer support and community in tackling depression and anxiety, with Maggie sharing her own journey through addiction and recovery.
You'll also hear about the importance of harm reduction services and how they’re making a difference in local communities. Kenna and Maggie discuss the stigma around drug use and mental health, offering a compassionate perspective that aims to break down barriers. They highlight the widespread availability of Narcan in Colorado and the ongoing issues with fentanyl contamination. This episode is packed with practical advice, from where to get free Narcan to the benefits of peer-run support groups.
It’s an eye-opening look at the challenges and triumphs in the fight against addiction, wrapped in a warm, conversational tone that makes you feel like you’re part of the discussion. Don’t miss out on this heartfelt and informative episode that could offer the support and insights you or a loved one might need.