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COVID-19 Emergency Toolkit

Individuals with mental health or substance abuse issues have unique challenges when it comes to coping with COVID-19. We know many of you have questions about those services– like how the outbreak will impact your ability to see a doctor or therapist, access medication, or continue treatment. Here are a few questions to get you started.

You don’t have to suffer during this public emergency.

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Native American Covid-19 Emergency Toolkit

The Native American COVID-19 Media Campaign was created to promote the precautions we need to take to protect our NM tribal communities. We represent nearly 60% of all COVID-19 cases. If we learn to adapt, we will overcome this illness. The more we all work together, the sooner we can all be together.
We are one. #StoodisNM
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Medication Assisted Treatments Toolkit

Tailored to meet each person’s needs, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) is the use of medications, in combination with counseling to treat opioid addiction to both prescription pain relievers and heroin. Opioid addiction is a chronic disease, like heart disease or diabetes that can’t be cured, but it can be managed to help a person with addiction regain a healthy, productive life. People can’t just walk away from addiction – they need help.
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Stop the Stigma Toolkit

Anyone can become dependent on drugs and struggle with addiction. Opioid Use Disorder is not a moral failing and we need to remember that we can all change the conversation and decrease the stigma around drug use and addiction. We must reduce the stigma to encourage people to ask for help and recovery.
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Safe Use Advice

Having prescription opioid drugs at home increases the risk for potential misuse or accidental overdose. It’s up to all of us to practice safe medication use and storage. Learn where to dispose of unused opioids near you.
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Harm Reduction Toolkit

The following harm reduction tips for heroin and other opioids are designed to reduce the risk of overdose. The idea behind harm reduction is not to necessarily eliminate substance abuse but to diminish its harmful effects.
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.@CDCgov Coping Tip: Avoid too much exposure to news– Take breaks from watching, reading, or listening to news stories. It can be upsetting to hear about the crisis and see images repeated ...Read More

Taking care of your emotional health during an emergency will help you think clearly and react to the urgent needs to protect yourself and your family. Self-care during an emergency will hel ...Read More

If you are sick with #COVID19, a public health worker may contact you to check on your health, discuss who you’ve been in contact with & ask you to stay at home and self-isolate, if yo ...Read More