The COVID-19 pandemic has led to increased alcohol and substance use, stemming from various stressors such as trauma, loss of income, and boredom.

However, such behaviors can have negative health consequences, including overdose, particularly for drug users. To address these concerns, we have curated resources promoting mindfulness and strategies to help individuals prevent adverse health effects during the pandemic.

Our aim is to support effective management of substance use and prevent overdose incidents. Please find below our comprehensive resources for navigating alcohol and substance use during these challenging times.

The pandemic has heightened stress levels, leading to increased alcohol and substance use as coping mechanisms. It's important to recognize the negative consequences that can arise from these behaviors, especially for drug users at risk of overdose.

Our collection of resources is designed to promote mindfulness and provide strategies tailored to pandemic circumstances.

We aim to support individuals in making informed choices and maintaining their well-being. By accessing these resources, individuals can find valuable information and tools to prevent potential overdose incidents.

We recognize the impact of the pandemic on mental health and substance use and are committed to providing assistance. We encourage individuals to utilize these resources and seek additional support from healthcare professionals, helplines, or reputable organizations.

Together, let's promote resilience, self-care, and well-being during these unprecedented times.

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DATA SOURCE: COVID-19: Mental Health and Substance Use - NYC Health