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Opiates - with Emma Roberts from National Harm Reduction Coalition - Ep 8
Opiates - with Emma Roberts from National Harm Reduction Coalition - Ep 8
Opiates - with Emma Roberts from National Harm Reduction Coalition - Ep 8
Saturday 25th September 2021
Emma Roberts from the National Harm Reduction Coalition discusses harm reduction strategies in substance abuse on the Safe Home Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Rethinking Substance Abuse: Emma Roberts on Harm Reduction Strategies
We want everyone to have the right, the education and the knowledge to keep themselves safe.
How do we keep people safe while they navigate the treacherous waters of substance abuse? Beth Syverson tackles this crucial question in her conversation with Emma Roberts from the National Harm Reduction Coalition. In this episode of the Safe Home Podcast, they break down what harm reduction really means and why it matters so much. Emma sheds light on syringe service programs that provide sterile equipment to prevent disease transmission, a vital service for those using drugs.
They also touch on the history of these programs and the often-overlooked dangers of labeling young people as addicts. Criminalizing drug use only adds fuel to the fire, making harm reduction education even more essential.Emma and Beth discuss the importance of informed decision-making and pain management, advocating for a non-judgmental approach that prioritizes safety and awareness. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the complexities of substance abuse and how we can better support those affected.
Tune in to hear a thoughtful discussion that challenges stigma and offers practical solutions.