For People Regardless of HIV Status
ASAP (AIDS Substance Abuse Program) Drop-In Group for People with Substance Use Concerns
Thursdays, 10:30 am to 12:30 pm.
First-time attendees need to arrive 15 minutes early.
Sex & Sobriety*
A 14-week group focusing on topics such as navigating sober sexuality and attaining emotional intimacy. For gay men with at least six months of current, continuous sobriety from their drug(s) of choice.
SNAP Talk!
Thursdays, 7:00 pm to 8:30 pm.
SF LGBT Center, 1800 Market Street, San Francisco
A drop-in group for gay and bisexual men in their 20s and 30s who are newcomers to the city and want to talk and get support about adjusting to life here.
Reality Check Drop-In Group:
Sex, Drugs, and Alcohol
CURRENTLY ON HIATUS
A drop-in group on topics such as navigating sexuality and intimacy for gay men who are abstaining from using their primary drug(s) of choice, or trying to do so. Talk about relationships, triggers for drug use or sex, risk-taking, change, and more.
Drugs, Alcohol, and Creative Arts Group
An 8-week group focusing on expressive arts (drawing, bodywork, meditation, and more) for anyone with current substance use concerns.
Aging*
A 14-week group for gay and bisexual men age 50 and up to talk about issues of aging in their lives.
Abstinence Drop-In Group
Wednesdays, 10:00 am to 11:30 am. For anyone with 3+ months of abstinence from all substances.
Women’s Group*
Ongoing group for women exploring issues of mental and physical wellness and relationships.
Men’s Group*
Ongoing group for men exploring issues of mental and physical wellness.
Queer Women’s Disability & Chronic Illness Group*
Ongoing group for lesbian, bisexual, queer and trans women to discuss their health challenges, learn self-care strategies, process common emotions, and explore strategies for working with health care providers.
Transgender Support Group*
On-going group for transgender and gender variant people who want to explore their gender, relationship issues, self esteem, and mental and physical well being. Open to all genders.
* Membership in this group is limited based on income and insurance restrictions.
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