Fac Dev Lounge Podcast

Part 4 of the fifth annual Harm Reduction Symposium featuring a presentation on trauma informed design: reducing the harm associated with experiences of home-based trauma through the built environment.

The Harm Reduction Symposium will bring together many stakeholders to raise awareness, educate, and enhance harm reduction collaboration.

Part 3 of the fifth annual Harm Reduction Symposium featuring a panel discussion about the impact of substance use and a memoriam for those we have lost in the past year.

The Harm Reduction Symposium will bring together many stakeholders to raise awareness, educate, and enhance harm reduction collaboration.

Part 2 of the fifth annual Harm Reduction Symposium featuring a presentation from Emily Bodechon of Moms Stop the Harm giving a parent's perspective on harm reduction in youth.

The Harm Reduction Symposium will bring together many stakeholders to raise awareness, educate, and enhance harm reduction collaboration.

Part 1 of the fifth annual Harm Reduction Symposium featuring a land acknowledgment, some opening remarks, and a presentation from Dr. Sarah Gander on support and advocacy for birthing-people who use substances.

The Harm Reduction Symposium will bring together many stakeholders to raise awareness, educate, and enhance harm reduction collaboration.

In this episode, Sarah Gander and Marc Nicholson talk about Interprofessional Education.

In this episode, Sarah sits down with Dr. Lisa Sutherland to talk about the experience students go through on Match Day.

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In this episode, Greg and Zach fantasize about having monkey servant pets who would fetch them beer.

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