Background Alcohol, tobacco, and other drug use are among the most prevalent and
important health disparities affecting sexual and gender minority (SGM; eg, lesbian, gay …

Introduction The study examines associations between social rejection, family acceptance,
economic recession, and physical and mental health outcomes for sexual minorities in …

Introduction This study presents associations between the perceived social rejection of
sexual minorities and tobacco, alcohol and cannabis consumption and unprotected sexual …

Background Recovery housing generally refers to alcohol-and drug-free living environments
that provide peer support for those wanting to initiate and sustain recovery from alcohol and …

Objectives Situational confidence, that is, confidence to resist substance use in high-risk
situations, and recovery capital (RC) are resources that individuals can draw upon to initiate …

Living in recovery housing can improve addiction recovery and desistance outcomes. This
study examined whether retention in recovery housing and types of discharge outcomes …

Introduction As the US continues to battle the opioid epidemic, recovery residences remain
valuable services for people in recovery. While there is a growing body of literature …

The transition from jail to community is a high-risk time for individuals experiencing
substance use disorders (SUD), with elevated risks of overdose and other substance-related …

Recovery support services such as recovery housing assist individuals with increasing their
access to social support, employment services, and systems of care. Lack of evidence …

The current study was based on a longitudinal study of 602 Oxford House residents of which
this study focused on 155 who at their first assessment, or baseline, had been in residence …