Sobriety and recovery look different for queer people, and the resources here reflect that. You’ll find LGBTQ+-affirming support spaces, recovery communities, and organizations that understand the ways trauma, identity, and substance use can be deeply connected. You don’t have to navigate this alone, and you don’t have to explain yourself to be welcomed.
In The Rooms is a free online recovery community that hosts live virtual meetings for people in recovery from addiction, including dedicated LGBTQ+-specific meetings. The platform supports multiple recovery pathways including AA, NA, Al-Anon, SMART Recovery, and others, making it accessible regardless of what program resonates with someone. The LGBTQ+ meetings on In The Rooms…
SMART Recovery is a science-based addiction recovery program that offers an alternative to 12-step programs for people who prefer a secular, self-empowerment approach to sobriety. SMART stands for Self-Management and Recovery Training, and its method is grounded in cognitive behavioral techniques, motivational tools, and peer support. SMART Recovery hosts LGBTQ+-specific online meetings that provide a…
Addiction in the queer community does not happen in a vacuum. This guide explores why substance use is higher in LGBTQ+ life, the role of trauma and coping, the realities of meth, alcohol, chemsex, and opioids, and the harm reduction practices that keep people safe. It also highlights the healing power of chosen family and community support, offering compassion, evidence, and resources for anyone who needs hope.
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