Harm Reduction Basics

Introduces participants to the key concepts and principles of harm reduction around substance use and sexual health.

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Introduces participants to the key concepts and principles of harm reduction around substance use and sexual health. Initiates the exploration of the complexity of substance use, sexual behavior, and behavior change, as well as the need for practical strategies that address the negative consequences clients may experience.

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