30-Day Rehab

LGBTQ individuals in a group therapy session.

30-Day Rehab A 30-day rehab is a structured treatment setting where people stay for about 3 to 6 weeks to receive focused, intensive care for substance use disorders. These rehab programs give clients robust support and are a practical option for people who cannot commit to longer residential stays or those who find shorter programs…

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Trauma And The LGBTQ Community

Trauma and LGBTQ Community Q Space Detox

Trauma And The LGBTQ Community  Trauma is more than just tough experiences; it leaves lasting impacts on both the body and the mind. For many in the LGBTQ+ community, it comes from years of discrimination, rejection, and violence. From being bullied at school to facing unfair treatment at work, the struggles are real and very…

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⁠Alcohol Detox Hospital

A masked gay man lying on a hospital bed.

Alcohol Detox Hospital Alcohol hospital detox involves clearing alcohol from the body under medical supervision to safely manage withdrawal symptoms. Because alcohol withdrawal can sometimes lead to serious or life-threatening complications, this type of detox is often the safest choice for people with alcohol dependence. Health professionals monitor patients closely and address both physical and…

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Drug Intervention

A lady convincing a gay person to go to rehab for drug intervention.

Drug Intervention Helping a loved one get through drug addiction and begin recovery is often extremely difficult. While an honest, heart-to-heart conversation might be enough to spark change, addiction often clouds a person’s ability to recognize they need help. In these cases, a more structured and collaborative approach may be necessary. This could mean joining…

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LGBTQ Drug Treatment

A group of LGBTQ folks during a group therapy in an LGBTQ Drug Treatment rehab.

LGBTQ Drug Treatment If you are a member of the LGBTQ+ community, we celebrate your individuality and applaud your boldness in taking this step towards healing. We understand the struggles you had to endure that potentially led you to addiction. Q Space Detox will support you every step of the way with our LGBTQ drug…

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Inpatient Drug Rehabilitation

Two queer persons happily playing video games in an inpatient drug rehabilitation center.

Inpatient Drug Rehabilitation  Admitting you need drug addiction help takes courage. Figuring out the right level of care should not feel like another mountain to climb, especially when inpatient drug rehabilitation may be part of your path. Q Space Detox would love to walk with you as you start your journey towards lasting recovery.  We…

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⁠Co-occurring Disorders and Substance Abuse

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⁠Co-occurring Disorders and Substance Abuse  Recovery is not linear, especially when an LGBTQ person deals with both substance use and mental health conditions. When these struggles overlap, it is called a co-occurring disorder or a dual diagnosis. Trying to heal from these conditions can feel overwhelming without the right support. Q Space Detox provides evidence-based,…

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LGBTQ-Friendly Rehab

LGBTQ folks happily eating pizza in an LGBTQ-friendly rehab.

LGBTQ-Friendly Rehab  Addiction does not discriminate. It can affect anybody, regardless of who they are or who they love. But when it comes to treatment, not everyone gets the same level of understanding or support, especially those in the LGBTQ+ community. The truth is, the healthcare system has not always been a safe or supportive…

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How to Get Someone to Go to Drug Rehab

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⁠How to Get Someone to Go to Drug Rehab Loving someone who is battling addiction can be heartbreaking. You want them to get better; you might even be desperate for it. But when they do not seem ready or willing to seek help, it can feel like your hands are tied. The truth is, you…

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Percocet Detox

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Percocet Detox Percocet is a widely prescribed painkiller that combines oxycodone, an opioid, with acetaminophen, a pain reliever and fever reducer. It changes how your body responds to pain, often leading to feelings of happiness and relaxation. However, like other opioids, Percocet carries a high risk of abuse and can result in addiction when misused. Treating…

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