Members of the LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer+) community often face unique challenges and barriers when it comes to addiction treatment and recovery, which is why we are dedicated to creating a supportive environment for you. Our recovery meetings provide a stigma-free and inclusive space for members of the queer community to share struggles with mental health issues, drug addiction, or alcoholism. Facilitated by our recovery coaches, we discuss various obstacles that may impact your sobriety, ranging from transgender identity and sexual preference to social injustices in the heteronormative world. Our LGBTQ+ addiction support group is free and open to the community on the road to sobriety.

**To maintain the privacy and safety of our community, attending this LGBTQ+ recovery meeting for educational or research purposes is not permitted. However, you may find helpful information through our drug glossary and blog.** 

Helpful Articles About LGBTQ+ Recovery Meetings

Research suggests that members of the LGBTQ+ community are at higher risk for depression, anxiety, and substance abuse, but you can help recover from addiction within the comfort of your own community. Below is a list of articles about LGBTQ+ recovery to help guide you during your own road to sobriety:

My Journey as a Gay Man in Recovery

The Truth Behind the High Rates of Substance Abuse in the LGBTQ Community

When You Come Out Of The Closet, You Don’t Want To Go Back Into It