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S1/E6: Meghan Hetfield - You‘re Not Doing It Wrong
S1/E6: Meghan Hetfield - You‘re Not Doing It Wrong
S1/E6: Meghan Hetfield - You‘re Not Doing It Wrong
Wednesday 24th November 2021
Tune in as Donald McDonald talks to Meghan Hetfield about combining harm reduction with recovery and her innovative work at WEconnect Health Management.
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Get the buttons here!Meghan Hetfield: Blazing Trails in Harm Reduction and Recovery
As long as we are alive, as long as we are self-aware enough to know that we're alive and that we are human beings that are just doing the best we can, there's a chance to get better, to have a better day, a better moment, and there's compassion out there, you know.
Ever wondered how harm reduction and recovery can go hand-in-hand? In this episode of 'No Thanks But Yes', host Donald McDonald sits down with Meghan Hetfield, a recovery coach with a passion for mushrooms and ultra marathons. Meghan’s journey is anything but conventional. She’s deeply involved with WEconnect Health Management, where she champions person-centered digital health solutions and leads Harm Reduction Works (HRW) meetings. These meetings are unique, offering life-saving information through their scripts alone.
Meghan shares her insights on how harm reduction isn't just about reducing harm but also about finding multiple paths to wellness and freedom. She also opens up about her love for the outdoors and how ultra marathons have reshaped her relationship with nature. Plus, she dives into the fascinating world of the mycelium network, highlighting its benefits.
This episode is packed with creative approaches to recovery and a message of hope: as long as you're alive, there's always a chance to get better.