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Reflective worksheet with seven open-response prompts on harm reduction, substance use, and wellness goals for adult learners.
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What Does Harm Reduction Mean to Me?

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This printable worksheet guides adult learners through reflection on harm reduction as it relates to their own lives and experiences. Seven open-response prompts ask participants to define harm reduction, share experiences with substance use and housing stability, identify areas where they want to reduce harm, develop concrete strategies, and set one personal goal. Designed for peer-support groups, community health programs, or recovery-focused settings.

Subject:
Social Emotional Learning
Topic:
Responsible Decision Making
Grade Level:
Adult Education
Updated October 2025

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