La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center

La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center The leader in LGBTQ specific addiction treatment. In network with Anthem Blue Cross accepts most PPO insurance policies. Medi-Care and Medi-Cal not included.

We are an intimate program designed to heal, strengthen and advance the live of LGBTQ people seeking treatment. La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center provides forward thinking treatment specifically designed to heal, strengthen and advance the lives of LGBTQ people seeking recovery. La Fuente’s levels of care are structured and sequenced to assure a strong foundation for a lasting addiction recove

ry. The program serves a limited number of clients by design to assure tailored individualized attention, care and support. La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center offers treatment specifically designed for the LGBTQ community. We are highly specialized, intimate and community-driven. La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center specializes and offers a full-continuum of care-from detoxification to residential, outpatient and sober living. La Fuente integrates a full range of treatment that includes: Group, Individual and Family Therapy. LFHTC is in network with Anthem Blue-Cross (includes Blue Cross HMO & EPO) and works with most major Insurance Providers. Call us for a free consultation, 323-464-2947. Visit us: www.lafuentehollywood.com.

06/11/2026

MYTH # 5-Is ketamine harmless in gay nightlife if you know your limits? In this clip of Fact or Fiction, Rory Hunter, LMFT, LPCC examines MYTH #5 and explores ketamine’s role in q***r nightlife, circuit parties, and sexualized drug use. Learn how ketamine can impair judgment, awareness, coordination, and memory, creating risks around consent, safety, and substance mixing. Rory also breaks down the latest research on ketamine, esketamine, PTSD, OCD, and addiction treatment while separating scientific promise from hype. Discover why ketamine is far more complex than many people realize—and why informed psychoeducation matters.

06/10/2026

MYTH #4: Ketamine is often marketed as a safer, cleaner party drug—but what does the science actually say? In this episode of Fact or Fiction, Rory Hunter, LMFT, LPCC tackles MYTH #4 surrounding ketamine use. While ketamine has legitimate medical applications, long-term recreational misuse has been linked to memory problems, mood disturbances, psychotic symptoms, and serious urinary tract damage known as ketamine-induced uropathy. Learn the facts about ketamine’s risks, the realities of chronic use, and why medical use should never be confused with recreational safety.

06/05/2026

CHEMSEX RECOVERY SUMMIT Community-a day of collaboration, community engagement, LOVE and a perfect pride kickoff 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈. Happy Pride Month!

06/05/2026

CHEMSEX RECOVERY SUMMIT PRESENTERS-a day of collaboration, community engagement and the perfect PRIDE KICKOFF 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

05/27/2026

In this episode of Fact or Fiction, Rory Hunter breaks down the truth about Myths #2 and #3-ketamine treatment, ketamine clinics, and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. While ketamine and esketamine show promise for treatment-resistant depression, the science, regulations, and treatment models are far from fully standardized. We explore the difference between FDA-approved Spravato and compounded ketamine products, the risks associated with at-home use, and what current research actually says about ketamine-assisted psychotherapy. This episode takes an evidence-based look at the growing marketing around ketamine, mental health treatment, addiction, and LGBTQ+ wellness culture.

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05/21/2026

KETAMINE: What is it? Is it safe? Rory Hunter, LMFT, LPCC breaks down the 5 BIGGEST MYTHS people still believe. Here is Myth #1

KETAMINE: what it is, what it isn’t-Rory Hunter, LMFT, LPCC breaks down five of the BIGGEST MYTHS!
05/21/2026

KETAMINE: what it is, what it isn’t-Rory Hunter, LMFT, LPCC breaks down five of the BIGGEST MYTHS!

05/21/2026

Ketamine is one of the most misunderstood drugs in q***r nightlife and mental health conversations. In this episode of Fact or Fiction, we unpack the truth behind ketamine, from its legitimate medical use to the very real risks of misuse. Rory Hunter, LMFT, LPCC breaks down the myths surrounding FDA approval, explains the difference between ketamine and Spravato (S-ketamine), and explore why so many people mistakenly believe all ketamine treatments are equally safe, approved, and researched.
We also dive into the growing world of off-label ketamine treatment, the aggressive marketing targeting vulnerable people struggling with depression, addiction, and suicidal ideation, and the dangers that can come with experimental or recreational use. From K-holes and circuit party culture to bladder damage, dissociation, addiction, and long-term health consequences, this episode takes a deeper look at the realities behind the hype.

Gay & Sober is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting LGBTQ people in recovery from alcohol and drugs. Once a year during P...
05/15/2026

Gay & Sober is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting LGBTQ people in recovery from alcohol and drugs. Once a year during Pride weekend in New York, the organization hosts a fun, four day event for hundreds of people from all over the world. Our event is for everyone - even those that just want all the party without the hangover.

As a special thanks to La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center, Gay & Sober is offering 30% off the four day conference or the Dance on the River Cruise on Pride Sunday. Use code SPECIAL at checkout for 30% off.
www.gayandsober.org/events

04/30/2026

Why is LGBTQ+ specialized addiction treatment not optional — but essential? In this video, Rory Hunter, LMFT, LPCC and Clinical Director of La Fuente Hollywood Treatment Center, breaks down the real reasons behind higher rates of substance use, co-occurring mental health disorders, depression, anxiety, and PTSD in the LGBTQ+ community. At the core is minority stress and shame, driven by experiences like family rejection, discrimination, and identity-based trauma, which directly fuel addiction. This conversation explains why LGBTQ-affirming care is critical for healing — because you cannot treat addiction without addressing identity. Designed for gay men, LGBTQ+ individuals, and mental health professionals, this episode highlights how q***r-centered treatment, community, and culturally competent care create the safety needed for real, lasting recovery.

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