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why peer support. why harm reduction. why now? clinical models alone can’t keep up with the grief, burnout, violence, and isolation people are living with. therapists and psychiatrists should not be treated as the only legitimate form of care… especially given the harm, abuse, and misaligned support reported by people who have been historically disenfranchised. we NEED peer support, and everyone involved benefits when peer support are grounded in harm reduction principles. peer support is a radi
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why peer support. why harm reduction. why now? clinical models alone can’t keep up with the grief, burnout, violence, and isolation people are living with. therapists and psychiatrists should not be treated as the only legitimate form of care… especially given the harm, abuse, and misaligned support reported by people who have been historically disenfranchised. we NEED peer support, and everyone involved benefits when peer support are grounded in harm reduction principles. peer support is a radi
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