2SLGBTQIA+ Recovery: Built by Peers, for Peers. We’ve collected the Colorado and national resources you need to stay grounded, so you don't have to search alone. 

If you're struggling right now, you are not alone. These lines are here for you! You can call directly by clicking the red buttons below. 

These programs offer 2SLGBTQIA+‑affirming support for substance use and recovery. They aren’t meeting lists like AA or Recovery Dharma. Instead, they provide counseling, harm‑reduction services, sober living, and community support created specifically for queer and trans people. If you’re looking for identity‑safe help, or you’re not sure where to start, these programs can be a grounding first step before exploring 12‑step or non‑12‑step meetings. 

A quick guide to the 12‑step fellowships listed below and the abbreviations used on the buttons. 

AA: Alcoholics Anonymous | Al‑Anon: Friends and Family of Alcoholics | Alateen: Teens affected by someone else's drinking | CA: Cocaine Anonymous | CMA: Crystal Meth Anonymous | CoDA: Co‑Dependents Anonymous | GA: Gamblers Anonymous | HA: Heroin Anonymous | MA: Marijuana Anonymous | NA: Narcotics Anonymous | NicA: Nicotine Anonymous | OA: Overeaters Anonymous | PA: Pills Anonymous | SAA: Sex Addicts Anonymous | SA: Sexaholics Anonymous | SCA: Sexual Compulsives Anonymous | SLAA: Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous | SRA: Sexual Recovery Anonymous 

These programs offer mindfulness‑based, cognitive, and self‑empowered approaches to recovery. Each one provides a different path for people who want support outside the traditional 12‑step model. 

Recovery is more than meetings — it’s connection, creativity, movement, and support 

Prefer virtual meetings or want anonymity outside Colorado? These national directories can help you find support anywhere.