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Pride!HARM REDUCTION & SEXUAL HealthWITH NALOXONE TRAINING! |
Join us for our Pride Harm Reduction & Sexual Health Webinar with Naloxone Training for 2SLGBTQIA+ folks and allies!
This webinar will focus on sexual health and substance use in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, offer tangible harm reduction tips and provide Opioid Poisoning Response and Naloxone training!
7:00-7:30PM - Harm Reduction & Naloxone Training with Melissa Burdon- Education Coordinator for the Opioid Overdose Prevention Program with APSS.
We will be chatting harm reduction basics, the ways substances show up in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, and deconstructing our binary views of substance use and addiction. We will finish with Opioid Poisoning Response, Naloxone Training and discussing the Good Samaritan Overdose Act.
7:30-8:00pm - Increasing Sexual Safety & Fun with Taryn Wahl from Planned Parenthood Regina & Celeste Seiferling (former counsellor at URPride Monarch Mental Health)
Everyone deserves to have information and options to improve their sexual health. This open and shame-free discussion is about the influence of substance use on sex and relationships will offer strategies you can use to increase safety, pleasure and connection.
8:00-8:30PM - Q&A + brainstorming
This webinar will focus on sexual health and substance use in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, offer tangible harm reduction tips and provide Opioid Poisoning Response and Naloxone training!
7:00-7:30PM - Harm Reduction & Naloxone Training with Melissa Burdon- Education Coordinator for the Opioid Overdose Prevention Program with APSS.
We will be chatting harm reduction basics, the ways substances show up in the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, and deconstructing our binary views of substance use and addiction. We will finish with Opioid Poisoning Response, Naloxone Training and discussing the Good Samaritan Overdose Act.
7:30-8:00pm - Increasing Sexual Safety & Fun with Taryn Wahl from Planned Parenthood Regina & Celeste Seiferling (former counsellor at URPride Monarch Mental Health)
Everyone deserves to have information and options to improve their sexual health. This open and shame-free discussion is about the influence of substance use on sex and relationships will offer strategies you can use to increase safety, pleasure and connection.
8:00-8:30PM - Q&A + brainstorming
Meet Our Speakers:
Taryn Wahl (they/she) is a queer nerd with a background in biology who has been a sexual health educator at Planned Parenthood Regina for three years. They are continually learning about sexuality while trying to unlearn anything that promotes shame or stigma. Their goal is to have empowering conversations that help everyone feel more connected to themselves and their community.
Celeste Seiferling RSW (she/her) is a queer, cis-woman living on Treaty 4 territory. She is a trauma counsellor, a harm reduction advocate, and a feminist killjoy. She spends most of her days talking about sexuality and gender, relationships, substance use, and capitalist, colonial oppression. She uses humour, intuition, and gentle, fierce love to help folks reclaim their bodies, their relationships, and their identities. Her hope is that owning our power will help us all come together and overthrow harmful, hierarchical systems.
Mel Burdon (she/her) is a queer harm reduction advocate and educator with an obsession for questioning, dismantling, and recreating the ways we view and treat substance use and addiction. She is a strong advocate for understanding substance use outside of our rigid binaries and bringing conversations of social inequality, racism and privilege into discussions of substance use. She is currently working with AIDS Programs South Saskatchewan as the Education Coordinator for their Opioid Overdose Prevention Program.
Celeste Seiferling RSW (she/her) is a queer, cis-woman living on Treaty 4 territory. She is a trauma counsellor, a harm reduction advocate, and a feminist killjoy. She spends most of her days talking about sexuality and gender, relationships, substance use, and capitalist, colonial oppression. She uses humour, intuition, and gentle, fierce love to help folks reclaim their bodies, their relationships, and their identities. Her hope is that owning our power will help us all come together and overthrow harmful, hierarchical systems.
Mel Burdon (she/her) is a queer harm reduction advocate and educator with an obsession for questioning, dismantling, and recreating the ways we view and treat substance use and addiction. She is a strong advocate for understanding substance use outside of our rigid binaries and bringing conversations of social inequality, racism and privilege into discussions of substance use. She is currently working with AIDS Programs South Saskatchewan as the Education Coordinator for their Opioid Overdose Prevention Program.
*Register and pick up training supplies by 2:00 pm on Tuesday June 8th to reserve your spot. Delivery options are available. For those who want to attend the webinar but have already been trained in Naloxone or are not interested in Naloxone, that is totally fine! The Naloxone Training is only a few minutes. Please specify that you will not be participating in this portion during registration.*
For additional information, please contact our Education Coordinator at 306-924-8420 or [email protected].
For additional information, please contact our Education Coordinator at 306-924-8420 or [email protected].
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See below for PowerPoint Slides.
See below for PowerPoint Slides.
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