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Methamphetamine (crystal meth) addiction, poses significant challenges within the LGBTQ community, where it is often exacerbated by social stigma, discrimination, and a lack of culturally competent care. The intersection of meth addiction with chemsex—a practice involving drug use to enhance sexual experiences, often facilitated through platforms like Grindr—further complicates recovery. The effects of meth addiction are devastating, leading to severe physical, mental, and emotional health issues.
Pride Detox is uniquely equipped to address these challenges by offering an affirming and inclusive environment tailored to the specific needs of LGBTQ individuals. Our team has a deep understanding of the chemsex culture and the unique pressures faced by this community, providing compassionate, evidence-based treatments that respect each person's identity and experiences. At Pride Detox, we prioritize creating a safe and supportive space where LGBTQ clients can embark on their recovery journey, free from judgment and with the understanding that their path to sobriety is deeply intertwined with their journey toward self-acceptance and authentic living.
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Our Friendly Team
Meet our dedicated team at Pride Detox, where each member brings their unique expertise and passion for helping individuals achieve lasting meth recovery.
Donna Weinberger
Paul Zilber
Nadia Lopez
George Lydon
Jaki Neering