Course Description
This engaging 4-hour training is designed to empower peer recovery specialists with the confidence and tools to incorporate harm reduction into their everyday work. Grounded in compassion and backed by research, the course dives into the roots and guiding principles of harm reduction. Participants will gain hands-on strategies to support safety, dignity, and connection in their communities. Key topics include naloxone use, safer consumption practices, support for medication-assisted treatment, and ways to confront stigma both professionally and publicly.

Learning Outcomes
By the end of this training, participants will be able to:

• Clearly define harm reduction and understand its importance in peer recovery work

• Recognize and challenge stigma to promote respect and human dignity

• Use practical harm reduction techniques that align with their role

• Apply harm reduction concepts to real-life situations

• Work collaboratively with clients, families, and community groups while upholding ethical standards

Key Features

• Hands-on activities and meaningful group discussions

• Real-world application of harm reduction across various scenarios

• Strong focus on ethics, boundaries, and advocacy

• Designed to be concise and practical for busy professionals