i am somebody
i am somebody
Katie
Katie
Katie
Friday 23rd February 2024
Join Katie Houston on 'i am somebody' as she discusses harm reduction's role in addiction recovery, breaking stigma, and fostering community support.
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Get the buttons here!Katie Houston: Love in Action through Harm Reduction
Episode Overview
- Katie shares her journey into harm reduction work at Prevention Point Pittsburgh.
- The importance of harm reduction as a form of love and compassion is highlighted.
- Discussions on addressing stigma, systemic challenges, and diverse approaches to recovery.
- Emphasis on acceptance, support, and the intersectionality of mental health and substance use journeys.
- Insights into the impact of harm reduction in creating safe and inclusive spaces for individuals in need.
Harm reduction is love.
Have you ever wondered how compassion can change the landscape of addiction recovery? In this episode of 'i am somebody', Stacey and guest host Brooke Nissen chat with Katie Houston, the administrative coordinator at Prevention Point Pittsburgh. Katie’s story is a testament to the power of harm reduction, a practice she describes as 'love in action'. She opens up about her journey into this field and the real-life impacts she sees every day in Pennsylvania communities.
From tackling drug-related issues to breaking down stigma and systemic barriers, Katie sheds light on why harm reduction is crucial. This episode isn't just about theory; it’s packed with practical insights and heartfelt stories that show how diverse approaches can make a world of difference. Whether you’re on your own recovery journey or supporting someone who is, Katie’s experiences and wisdom offer a fresh perspective on acceptance and support in mental health and substance use.