MCPHD
Dean Babcock and Jodi Miller
From Seatbelts to Recovery: Harm Reduction Saves Lives
From Seatbelts to Recovery: Harm Reduction Saves Lives
From Seatbelts to Recovery: Harm Reduction Saves Lives
Wednesday 1st January 2025
Explore the power of harm reduction in addressing substance use disorders with insights from Erika Chapman and Aisha Diss.
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Episode Overview
- Harm reduction treats people with dignity and respect.
- Non-syringe harm reduction programs provide essential resources.
- Carrying Narcan can save lives.
- Small acts of kindness can make a big impact.
- Support and understanding are crucial for recovery.
Harm reduction is about treating people with dignity and respect, no matter where they are on their journey
Ever wondered how harm reduction could change lives? In this episode of Beyond Substance, hosts Dean Babcock and Jody Miller engage in enlightening conversations with Erika Chapman from the Indiana State Department of Health and Aisha Diss, founder of Project Me. They discuss the significance of harm reduction strategies in addressing substance use disorders. Erika Chapman breaks down the myths surrounding harm reduction, sharing practical strategies like carrying Narcan and having compassionate conversations that can save lives.
She also explains non-syringe harm reduction programs, which provide resources to reduce the transmission of infectious diseases and other risks without distributing syringes. Aisha Diss shares her personal journey from adversity to advocacy, highlighting the resilience and impact of meeting individuals where they are. Her story is a powerful reminder that recovery is possible with support, dignity, and respect.
Whether you're new to harm reduction or already an advocate, this episode offers valuable insights and practical advice on how to support those struggling with substance use. Tune in to learn how small acts of kindness and understanding can make a significant difference.