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2. Harm Reduction International (2024) The Global State of Harm Reduction 2024. London: Available at: https://hri.global/flagship-research/the-global-state-of-harm-reduction/the-global-state-of-harm-reduction-2024 – Harm Reduction International. NGO article on harm reduction availability, globally, for public, policymakers, profesionnals.
3. Hawk, M. et al. (2017) Harm reduction principles for healthcare settings, Harm Reduction Journal, 14(1), p. 70. Available at: https://doi.org/10.1186/s12954-017-0196-4. – Academic article on harm reduction and health care setting principles and ethical conduct, for profesionnals.
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13. SSDP (2017) SSDP Peer Education Training Curriculum, Google Docs. Washington: Students for Sensible Drug Policy. NGO Education toolkit on peer educationfor young volunteers and peers, Available at: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1sTVro_uHfGELfoCJ2rFPcsnfVforIDw8einHuxQK3r4/
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16. LMFT, D.K.Z., PhD, ACS (2024) ALL IN Therapy Clinic – What Is The Self Care Wheel And How Do I Use It?, ALL IN Therapy Clinic. Minnesota. A breakdown of the six key areas of the Self-Care that support a balanced, intentional approach to personal well-being. Article on self care for professionals.  Available at: https://allintherapyclinic.com/self-care-wheel