⁠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

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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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Greening Out

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Greening Out  “Greening out” is a term people use when someone has a bad reaction to consuming too much cannabis also known as marijuana, a gateway drug. The phrase has been around since the 1970s and 1980s. Since then, it has become a common way for cannabis users to describe a high that goes too…

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Addiction Treatment Centers Near Me

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Addiction Treatment Centers Near Me Choosing an addiction treatment center for yourself or a person you care about can be a difficult and emotional decision. With the growing need for substance use treatment, some providers may focus more on profit than on helping people heal. This has left many feeling unsure of who to trust…

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LGBTQ Veterans Alcohol Detox

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LGBTQ Veterans Alcohol Detox LGBTQ+ veterans are at an intersection of two groups that are more likely to abuse alcohol than the general population. Military-related trauma, discrimination, and stress related to identity put them at a high risk of falling into the throes of addiction. While it would be better for this problem not to…

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What to Expect in a Residential Treatment Program

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What to Expect in a Residential Treatment Program A residential treatment program offers personalized, structured care for people struggling with addiction. While movies and TV shows can make these programs seem intimidating, the reality is often much more supportive and transformative. It’s not always easy, but many people leave feeling like a stronger, clearer version…

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Get Help With Drugs

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Get Help With Drugs Admitting that your drug use might be affecting your life is not easy, but it is the first step toward change. Whether it’s weed, coke, or prescription pills, any substance can become an issue if it starts to take control. Maybe you’ve noticed you can’t get through the day without it,…

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⁠Detox Facility

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Detox Facility  If you or someone you care about is struggling with drug or alcohol use, Q Space Detox offers a supportive and affirming environment tailored to the LGBTQ+ community. Our detox facility provides 24/7 care from compassionate professionals who understand the hurdles you face. Here, you can focus entirely on your addiction recovery without…

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