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In this lesson, Elizabet Cortez from Español Sin Límite, and I discuss Harm Reduction in Spanish. According to the National Institutes of Health, harm reduction is defined as interventions aimed to help people avoid the negative effects of drug use, namely infections and overdose. It also allows us to meet people where they are with kindness and respect.We discuss a recent Radio Ambulante episode, Sala de Consumo, which tells the story of two organizations in Mexico that use a harm reduction strategy by providing safe tools and a supervised setting for using drugs.After the discussion, we practice some of the key vocabulary. Member at docmolly.com? Access full notes and the PDF for this lesson in our Spanish for Mental Health course.LEVEL - ADVANCEDTimeStamps00:42 Introduction in English02:32 Converstation with Eliza in Spanish09:30 Vocabulary 11:36 Closing Vocabulary9:30El trastorno por consumo de drogasSubstance use disorderLa reducción de dañosHarm reductionLa adicciónAddictionLa sobredosisOverdoseLa infecciónInfectionEl fentaniloFentanyl El opioide sintéticoSynthetic opioid enLa naloxonaNaloxoneEl antídotoAntidoteSupport the Podcast!11:34If you enjoy these lessons, here are three ways to support us.* Please leave a five-star review on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. I read and appreciate every review, and this helps us reach more people. Gracias de todo corazón.* Become a member through docmolly.com and get access to our premium podcast feed and over 400 interactive medical Spanish audio lessons. Soon, all our lessons will be organized into courses, making it easy to navigate through topics. Track your progress and review what you learn using our quizlet sets. * Subscribe to Apple Podcasts and get the last three months of audio lessons conveniently delivered through this feed. Learn the difference between a subscription through Apple Podcasts and one through docmolly.com.Special thanks to Elisabet Cortez, Espanol Sin Limité. Hasta la próxima!This is a production of docmolly.com, where we learn practical Spanish for healthcare and elsewhere.
In this lesson, Elizabet Cortez from Español Sin Límite, and I discuss Harm Reduction in Spanish.
According to the National Institutes of Health, harm reduction is defined as interventions aimed to help people avoid the negative effects of drug use, namely infections and overdose. It also allows us to meet people where they are with kindness and respect.
We discuss a recent Radio Ambulante episode, Sala de Consumo, which tells the story of two organizations in Mexico that use a harm reduction strategy by providing safe tools and a supervised setting for using drugs.
After the discussion, we practice some of the key vocabulary.
Member at docmolly.com? Access full notes and the PDF for this lesson in our Spanish for Mental Health course.
LEVEL – ADVANCED
00:42 Introduction in English
02:32 Converstation with Eliza in Spanish
09:30 Vocabulary
11:36 Closing
El trastorno por consumo de drogas
Substance use disorder
La reducción de daños
Harm reduction
La adicción
Addiction
La sobredosis
Overdose
La infección
Infection
El fentanilo
Fentanyl
El opioide sintético
Synthetic opioid en
La naloxona
Naloxone
El antídoto
Antidote
If you enjoy these lessons, here are three ways to support us.
Special thanks to Elisabet Cortez, Espanol Sin Limité. Hasta la próxima!
This is a production of docmolly.com, where we learn practical Spanish for healthcare and elsewhere.
The post Learn Spanish for Harm Reduction appeared first on Doc Molly.