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Criminology visiting assistant instructor uses webinars to discuss shame and self-care

Eyles discusses self-care in a webinar hosted by the International Society of Substance Use Professionals.

Cary Hopkins Eyles, MA, a visiting assistant instructor in the Department of Criminology, recently presented two webinars covering the importance of shame and self-care.

Her first presentation, was for the National Association for Addiction Professionals and reached 379 webinar attendees. , which was for the International Society of Substance Use Professionals, Eyles discussed how self-care is beneficial and why it matters.

Eyles is a Certified Addictions Professional, registered yoga teacher, and holds a master's degree in criminology from USF.

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