Physicians cite high-functioning addictions as the reason “the job is always the last thing that goes.”
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Mental Health
Enabling someone who is struggling with a substance use disorder develops from a misunderstanding of addictive behaviors.
A crucial element in addiction recovery is addressing the mental health problems that frequently occur alongside substance abuse.
The complexity of drug use and mental health ranges and it significantly impacts individuals, families, and communities.
Addiction is a disease that alters the brain’s chemical pathways and most mental illnesses have similar physical and chemical components.
Gender dysphoria and substance abuse disorder (SUD) have plagued heavily discriminated against communities such as LGBTQ+ and BIPOC people.
According to the NIDA, sexual and gender minorities have higher rates of substance use disorders than people who identify as heterosexual.
Minority stress is the result of the constant oppression, stigma, and discrimination that is faced due to sexual orientation and gender identity.
Research has found that sexual minority groups facing family rejection are three times more likely to use drugs than those with family support.
Members of the LGBTQ+ community have a higher risk of mental health issues when compared to the heterosexual population due to a wide variety of factors, most of which are out of their control.
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