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This video from TouchBase provides information and discussion about what to do if you want to reduce - or quit - your drug use.

What is Amyl? How does it work, and how do you keep safe? This factsheet from Touchbase explains everything you need to know about Amyl Nitrite.

Amyl Nitrite is an inhalant, depressant drug. But what is it, what does it do, and what do you need to know? This comprehensive factsheet from the Australian Drug Foundation explores this drug.

Substance abuse and addiction are important issues that affect thousands of people within the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer or questioning (LGBTQ) community. This article from American Addiction Centres provides information about how you can help your loved one with their addiction.

This video from TouchBase explores the intersection between drug use and mental health and shares insight from people who use drugs and workers in the alcohol and other drug field.

Join couples as they discuss what it was like to struggle with substance abuse and how it affected their relationship. What was the drug of choice? Did your sexuality play a role in your substance abuse? How would you describe addiction in the LGBT community?

This video from TouchBase explains what triggers are, how to figure out your own triggers, and how to manage them.

Many members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered (LGBT) community do not use drugs. However, some members of the LGBT community use some specific drugs such as poppers, ecstasy, and methamphetamine regularly. Here is a breakdown from Michael's House of some of these drugs as well as the dangers involved.

This video from TouchBase explores the issues to keep in mind when you're HIV positive and using drugs, especially considering the interactions between HIV medication and substances.

How do sober queer and trans folks party? LGBT community members in recovery share how they have a fun night out without feeling pressured to drink, smoke, or use.

Produced by VAC, 'be-longing for it' features the work of Sam Wallman, Myke Vescio and Bailey Sharp. Eight gay, bi and queer men have shared their personal stories of using meth and the deeper human experiences connected to their sexuality. This is Finlay's story.

What is Viagra, what is it for, and what do you need to know? Learn more about this prescription medication from Touchbase.