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Today, we pause to remember the lives lost to drug overdoses and extend our support to the families and friends affected by this ongoing tragedy. Overdose is a global issue, but it can happen to anyone, anywhere. It's crucial that we work together to raise awareness, prevent overdoses, and offer support to those who need it most.Ending the stigma surrounding drug use and overdose is key to saving lives. When we reduce shame and judgement, more people feel able to seek help without fear. Let’s break the stigma, spread compassion, and stand in solidarity with those on the road to recovery.If you or someone you know needs help, reach out—support is available. Together, we can make a difference. ??#OverdoseAwarenessDay? #BreakTheStigma??

International Overdose Awareness Day! Today, we honor those lost to overdose and raise awareness to prevent future tragedies. Overdose is preventable—know the signs, support treatment, and speak up to reduce stigma. Together, we can save lives. #NatividadInspiringHealthyLives #OverdoseAwareness

?? National Overdose Awareness Month ?? This August, let’s take a moment to remember those we’ve lost to overdose, support those in recovery, and spread awareness about the importance of prevention and education. Overdose doesn’t discriminate—it affects people of all ages, backgrounds, and communities. What can you do? ? Learn about the signs of an overdose. ? Educate yourself on how to use Naloxone, a life-saving medication. ? Offer support without judgment to those struggling with substance use. ? Advocate for policies that improve access to treatment and harm reduction services. Together, we can make a difference and save lives. ?? #OverdoseAwareness #EndOverdose #HarmReduction #jax

Today, on International Overdose Awareness Day, we remember those lost to overdose and extend our support to those who are struggling. Let's break the stigma, spread awareness, and advocate for better access to treatment and prevention. Together, we can save lives. ?? #endoverdose #ioad2024 #overdoseawareness

Perspectives: Having assisted many individuals with SUD into recovery, I am grateful when the individual “complains” about how a family member is overbearing or will not give them space. It opens a door to have just this conversation of perspectives and provide resources for each person. Your family lost the loving, funny, diligent, compassionate person you were before your SUD started. They have lost many moments of family memories that neither of you can get back. They have trauma and shame that they did something wrong. Similar to how you feel, that you have needed your family and no one has been there for you - that family member has needed you at some point in your addiction and you were not there for them. They have not abandoned you, they are doing the best they can in a situation that has, many times, a fatal ending. Anxiety when the phone does not ring. Anxiety when the phone does ring. Shame when you are not at a social gathering and they have to “make an excuse”. You have given your family member cause for being “overbearing”. The choices you have made up to now, have not been the best. You family now sees a glimmer of the person you used to be and they do not want to lose that again. Both sides of this situation need to learn trust again. As your recovery marathon begins, practice some patience with those supporting you. There are levels of fear, shame and trauma they may never share with you, just as there are aspects of your addiction, fear, shame and trauma that you may never share with them.

As we conclude Overdose Awareness Week, it's a powerful reminder of the critical role our community plays in tackling the opioid crisis. From prevention and recovery to driving innovative solutions, the strength of our collective efforts is what truly makes a difference. Together, we can break down stigmas, support those in need, and continue to push forward with compassion and determination. Let’s keep the momentum going and build a future where fewer lives are lost to overdose. ?? Link to the full blog post is in the comments below. #OverdoseAwareness #CommunitySupport #OpioidCrisis #Innovation #Recovery

August 31st is #OverdoseAwarenessDay, the world’s largest annual campaign to end overdose, remember without stigma those who have died, and acknowledge the grief of family and friends left behind. ?? If you are one of the many Canadians affected by the opioid epidemic, you can find ways to get involved, as well as information on prevention here: www.overdoseday.com ?? #youthmentalhealth #statistics #OAD2024

Understanding Overdose Awareness Month August is Overdose Awareness Month. It's a time to raise awareness about the impact of overdose, remember those who have been lost, and take action to prevent future tragedies. This month, let's educate ourselves and others about the risks and signs of overdose. Together, we can make a difference and save lives. For more information and support, visit Psyclarity Health or call us at (855) 924-5350. Let's honor and remember those we've lost. ?#OverdoseAwareness #EndOverdose #SaveLives #RememberTheLost #OverdosePrevention

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day. Join us as we raise awareness of overdoses, reduce the stigma of drug-related deaths, share resources, and acknowledge the grief felt by family members and friends. Let’s remember, together, we can end overdose. #clearviewtreatment #substanceusedisorder #substanceabuse #addictiontreatment #mentalhealthtreatment #endoverdose #IOAD24

Today is International Overdose Awareness Day, a time to remember those we've lost and support those in recovery. Together, we can break the stigma, raise awareness, and provide crucial support. If you or someone you know is in crisis, don't wait to seek help. Visit https://lnkd.in/eeBXQjR or https://lnkd.in/eZPWG7i for resources and assistance. Learn how to use Narcan, a life-saving medication that can reverse opioid overdoses. Every life matters. ?? #OverdoseAwareness #EndOverdose #SupportRecovery #NarcanSavesLives