New Patients

Need to schedule your first appointment? Call 419-475-4449. Access Center Hours: Mon-Wed 8 am-7 pm; Thurs 8 am-6 pm; Fri 8 am-5 pm. Please allow 24 business hours for email response.

1-800-475-4449 AllAccessStaff@harbor.org

Existing Patients

Need to make or cancel an appointment? Need to refill a prescription? Please call the location you visit. Click below for the phone number.

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Other Inquiries

For all other questions or requests. This email is monitored periodically and we will respond to your inquiry soon.

HarborInfo@harbor.org
Emergency Help

If you are experiencing a mental health crisis, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Prescription Refills

Need a prescription refill? Call your pharmacy first. If no refills are available at your pharmacy, please call 419-475-4449. Please allow 5 business days prior to needing prescription refill.

419.475.4449

Wellness and Connection For LGBTQ+ Adults - Designed For Ages 18-26 In Lucas County

We're focused on LGBTQ+ Wellness & Connection! Let's have real talk about substance use. We will provide safe spaces for queer young adults to connect and grow - Beyond Bars & Clubs!

Harbor is building new LGBTQ+ programming — focused on wellness, real talk about substance use, and fun, substance-free spaces where queer young adults can connect and grow beyond the bars. 🌈 We want your voice to shape it. Are you between the ages of 18-26? Fill out our quick survey and tell us what matters to you.

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We’re looking for passionate community members and young people who want to make a difference. Monthly meetings will begin soon at our Secor Road location.

Why Join the Advisory Council?

  • Be part of an equity-driven initiative
  • Gain leadership experience
  • Build meaningful connections
  • Enjoy snacks at meetings!
Tell Us About You

Come sip tea (on us) and Pour Pride on June 21st!

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At Harbor, we support LGBTQ+ individuals. Our new programming is designed for ages 18–26 to promote mental wellness and prevent substance use disorders—especially the use of opioids, methamphetamines, and other harmful substances. We do this by:

  • Creating safe, trauma-informed spaces that foster social connection for LGBTQ+ individuals.
  • Educating and empowering LGBTQ+ communities to become informed, trauma-aware self-advocates.
  • Building cultural gateways that help LGBTQ+ individuals access the broader behavioral health care system.

AFFIRM Adult Workshops
We offer AFFIRM Adult workshops designed to help LGBTQ+ adults build the coping skills necessary to reduce mental health challenges and behavioral risks. These workshops teach strategies to shift unhelpful thoughts, develop support networks, engage in affirming behaviors, and maintain hope in the face of anti-LGBTQ+ discrimination.

Monthly LGBTQ+ Wellness Group & Social Outings
Join us for our monthly LGBTQ+ Wellness Group, where we explore skills to improve mental well-being—from yoga and job interview prep to terrarium building and community potlucks.
Our Social Outings are held in partnership with local spaces like coffee shops, community gardens, and game parlors. Check back for upcoming events!


LGBTQ+ Health & Substance Use: The Facts

  • Alcohol & Drug Use: Among LGBTQ+ young adults ages 21 and older, 1 in 3 (33%) report regular alcohol use, and 1 in 5 (21%) report regular marijuana use. Additionally, 11% report using a prescription drug not prescribed to them within the past year. (Source: The Trevor Project)
  • Mental Health Disparities: LGB adults are over twice as likely as heterosexual adults to experience a mental health condition. For transgender individuals, the rate is nearly four times higher than for their cisgender peers. (Source: NAMI)
  • Substance Use Disorders: Substance use disorders affect LGB adults at nearly double the rate of heterosexual adults. Transgender individuals are almost four times as likely as cisgender individuals to experience these disorders. (Source: NAMI)
  • Substance Trends in the LGBTQ+ Community: LGBTQ+ individuals are more likely to use substances including tobacco, marijuana, methamphetamines, and prescription drugs. Alarmingly, over 1.2 million LGBTQ+ people nationwide have misused prescription painkillers, opioids, or other prescription medications. (Source: NIDA, 2020)
  • Unmet Treatment Needs: Two-thirds (67%) of LGBTQ+ individuals report needing mental health or substance use services—significantly higher than the 39% reported by non-LGBTQ+ individuals. Research highlights that this disparity is not due to personal shortcomings, but is a direct result of chronic minority stress, societal stigma, and cultural rejection. (Sources: Dawson et al., 2023; Holman, 2018; Rostosky et al., 2022)