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Module 1: Definitions and Concepts >> Content Discussion
Section A
Foundations of Health Promotion

  Module 1
  Definitions and Concepts
  --- Learning Outcomes
  --- Reflective Exercise
  --- Content Discussion
  --- Reflective Exercise
  --- Readings and Resources

--Module 2
--Milestones
--Module 3
--Models of Health
--& Health Promotion
--Module 4
--Theories

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Section B
Health Promotion in Action
--Module 5
--Strategies
--Module 6
--Features
--Module 7
--Values
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Section C
Building your Health
Promotion Practice
--Module 8
--Current Practice
--Module 9
--Future Considerations
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Content Discussion

Harm Reduction

What is harm reduction?

Harm reduction can be defined as actions which decrease the adverse health, social and economic consequences of engaging in HIGH-RISK behaviours without requiring abstinence (e.g., smoking, alcohol and drug use).

While health promotion utilizes many of the same actions and strategies employed by harm reduction, its focus is much broader than high-risk behaviours.

 

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