LGBT Populations: A Dialogue on Advancing Opportunities for Recovery from Addictions and Mental Health Problems
Building Bridges
Recaps a meeting to identify factors that promote or hinder recovery from mental illness or substance abuse for lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT) individuals and to gain an understanding of their perspectives and experiences in advancing recovery.
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