Shajuana Ransom
Addiction counselor
Find LGBTQ+-affirming Substance Abuse specialists in Memphis. LGBTQ+ individuals face higher rates of substance use, often linked to minority stress and trauma. Affirming substance abuse therapists understand these connections and provide compassionate, non-judgmental recovery support.
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Shajuana Ransom
Addiction counselor
James Ganier
MS - Addiction counselor
Shadonna Banks
LADAC 1 - Addiction counselor
Marilyn Smith
LPC MHP - Addiction counselor
Joshua'S House Center
Addiction counselor
Customized Veterans Group
Addiction counselor
Althea Billings
Addiction counselor
Kendra Rutherford
Addiction counselor
Levi Robinson
LADAC II - Addiction counselor
James White
Addiction counselor
Claudia Garrett
LADAC - Addiction counselor
Vision Behavioral Health Counseling & Consulting
Addiction counselor
Vision Behavioral Health Counseling & Consulting
Addiction counselor
Alfred Couch
LADAC II, NCACI, ADS - Addiction counselor
Mark Lackmann
LADAC I; CADC I - Addiction counselor
Wade Bryant
LADAC - Addiction counselor
Anthony Thomas
Addiction counselor
Pamela Johnson
CRC - Addiction counselor
Sarah Knight
BA - Addiction counselor
Kendra Wiley
LADAC II - Addiction counselor
Jennifer Griffin
LADA II - Addiction counselor
Tamiah Thomas
LMSW - Addiction counselor
Felicia Hayes
COUNSELOR - Addiction counselor
Kimberly Reed
Addiction counselor
Terrie Bishop
Addiction counselor
Source: CMS NPPES public data file released 2026-09-14. Last checked 2026-10-04. How we build this list
LGBTQ+ individuals face higher rates of substance use, often linked to minority stress and trauma. Affirming substance abuse therapists understand these connections and provide compassionate, non-judgmental recovery support.
Finding a therapist who is both skilled in Substance Abuse treatment and affirming of LGBTQ+ identities is essential. These therapists understand that LGBTQ+ experiences can significantly intersect with these challenges - from minority stress and discrimination to family rejection and the process of coming out.