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October’s Reading Club: Addiction and Recovery

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NNLM Reading Club. October 2023 - Addiction & Recovery

The NNLM Reading Club brings awareness to Addiction and Recovery adding three new books this month:

Additional information is available on NNLM’s Reading Club page.

We’re also excited to highlight an upcoming webinar at the end of the month:

  • Tuesday, October 31 – Harm Reduction in Action: Language as Harm Reduction: This webinar will discuss Language as Harm Reduction, which views language as the first step to a positive interaction. Focusing on the importance of person-centered language as a gateway into harm reduction practices and technique to build trust with people who use drugs.

NNLM’s Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Guide is a collection of trusted, high quality resources on substance abuse from the National Library of Medicine, other government agencies and non-profit groups. The guide is broken down by audience and includes specific resources for a general audience, libraries, educators, community-based organizations, public health, as well as resources by age and population. The guide also includes recordings of SUD-focused webinars that were sponsored by the NNLM.

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