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… reduction is a public health approach to substance use to support the health and wellbeing of people who use … disorder. A harm reduction approach to substance use can support and build trust for loved ones who use substances. … where they are, regardless of their substance use Offer supports to reduce harm (for example offer new harm …
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… physical activities, having a warm bath, or talking with a supportive friend or family member For more information on … It may also be helpful to bring a person with you for support such as a friend, partner, or community support worker. Getting early and regular prenatal care is …
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… playing a game on your phone, or talking to a friend Seek support from trusted friends, family, health care providers, … and increase the amount of time between vaping sessions Get support QuitNow– Free help to quit tobacco or vaping by …
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… prescription medications and counselling. 4. Build your support network Quitting is easier when you have friends and family to support you. Surround yourself with positive people who want … friends and family about your goal and how they can best support you. They may talk you through a rough patch or give …
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… trained team who can provide suggestions on how to best support them. Recognizing FASD early can give a child with … chance to reach their full potential. Early diagnosis and support in a safe and healthy family situation may help … authority, such as child development programs, may help support families and children. Examples of available …
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… and drug policy. The aim of harm reduction is to support the health and wellbeing of people who use … of driving under the influence of substances Outreach and support programs Information and resources on safer ways to … to health and social services Mental wellness and healing support programs and centres Peer support programs run and …
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… different. Some family relationships are very positive and supportive. Others experience mixed feelings, conflict and … in later life. Good communication Good communication and support within families, as well as between couples, are … family member do on their own? What can they do with some support? This can help set realistic expectations for …
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… who live alone or are sick or disabled will need special support and an emergency plan. What will happen if I have to … can I prepare to evacuate in an emergency? Create a trusted support network of at least 3 people to assist you during an … contact information to a shared emergency plan. Tell your support network about any health conditions or medications. …
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… These services can include: Lodging Clothing Emotional support resources Crisis information Reuniting families How … In British Columbia, the provincial government’s Emergency Support Services provides immediate, short-term assistance … time to keep track of your physical and mental health. Seek support and advice from your supervisor if you feel you are …
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… hepatitis? No. Try to eat as well as you can to help support your liver and overall health. Aim for a healthy … or health. Reaching and maintaining your best weight can support liver health. For people with fatty liver disease, … worse. To be safe, do not drink alcohol. If you would like support to help you limit or avoid alcohol, talk to your …
