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Paths to Recovery for Gay and Bisexual Drug Addicts: Healing Weary Hearts reflects and provides practical advice on the problems that confront counselors, friends, and family members in their efforts to help gay or bisexual men with drug and alcohol addiction. Paul Schulte explores the different medical, psychological, psychiatric, and spiritual issues that contribute to both addiction and treatment. His advice and programs for recovering addicts addresses a range of issues from health problems to the gay self-image, in particular dealing with shame and the all too frequent issue of adolescent sexual abuse. Schulte offers fresh, concise advice and programs for recovery providing hope for a population which is three times more likely to have issues with drugs and alcohol than the general population.
Paul Schulte is assistant professor at the Hong Kong University as well as the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology.
Part I: The Alienated and Divided Self of the Gay and Bisexual Man
Chapter 1: The Four Losses of Gay Men: Family, Perception, Dignity, and Connection
Chapter 2: Gay and Bisexual Polydrug Takers-The Living and the Dead
Chapter 3: The "Down Low" Bisexual Man and His Haunted Life
Chapter 4: Childhood Sexual Abuse: Tragically Common for Gay Men
Part II: Bio-Psycho-Social Recovery for Gay and Bisexual Men
Chapter 5: The Biological, PTSD: The Gay Community Can Learn from Veterans
Chapter 6: The Psychological, Relief for Gay Men by Reconciling the Divided Self Chapter 7: The Social, Spirituality vs. Science: Why Should We Remain Hopeful?
Part III: The Controversies and Contradictions in Recovery
Chapter 8: Disease, Disorder, and the Disorders: What's the Difference?
Chapter 9: Reflections: A Failure of Imagination in Helping the Gay Community?
