Ken Anderson on Safer Drinking: Insights from the HAMS Harm Reduction Network
If you want to be safer, we think that's good. You know we're the only group out there where you can say: well, I want to stop drinking and driving, but I still want to get drunk every day, and we say that's a good idea.
Ever thought about a different way to handle your drinking? In this episode of 'Safe Recovery', Monica Richardson sits down with Ken Anderson, the mastermind behind The HAMS Harm Reduction Network. Ken's not just any expert; he's the author of 'How to Change Your Drinking', a guide that offers practical advice for those looking to drink less or quit altogether.
The conversation flows from Ken's experiences in harm reduction to the nitty-gritty of setting up a worldwide support group that’s free and lay-led. They touch on everything from the limitations of AA to the importance of anonymity in recovery. Ken even shares tips on grant writing for those interested in funding harm reduction initiatives. Whether you're struggling with alcohol or just curious about alternative approaches, this episode is packed with valuable insights and real-life solutions.