Behavioral Health Group Boise

BHG is proud to participate in the 2024 Mobilize Recovery Across America Tour! 🚍

Join us at six key stops across the country as our local teams come together with communities to support, engage, and celebrate recovery.

Experience impactful community trainings, overdose response support, and meaningful conversations with local policy leaders as we work to make recovery accessible and visible in every corner of the country.

For more information and to register, visit https://hubs.li/Q02PK_zv0

On this day, we honor the lives lost on 9/11 and the strength, resilience, and unity that followed. As we reflect, we remember those still impacted by this day and offer our support to those who continue to carry its weight.

For , BHG Aiken's staff created a wall to recognize the individuals in our community who have battled with addiction. Each patient who lost a loved one, a close friend, or someone they knew participated in a creative expression group held by the counselors and decorated a butterfly in memory of the individual and placed it on the wall. This heartfelt activity reflects both the hurt and the hope within our community. Together, we honor these memories and support each other with unshakable strength and compassion. 💜🦋

New video! Recovery is about making better choices each day. 🌟 Nicole, one of BHG's Regional Directors, understands how powerful those choices can be. Her personal journey with addiction and loss has shaped her commitment to improving patient care and ensuring access to treatment for those ready to seek help.

🔗 https://hubs.li/Q02P0Xf40

Lonnie's recovery began the moment he walked through our doors. His journey is a testament to the power of BHG's compassionate care in combination with medications that work.

🔗 https://hubs.li/Q02N_3dq0

We're celebrating National Recovery Month throughout September with powerful stories of resilience and hope. 💜 Tatum's journey is one of them - a reminder that it's never too late to seek help and start your recovery journey.

🔗 Watch her story and explore more inspiring videos and resources at https://hubs.li/Q02NQ5F10

Attention Bowling Green, KY residents! 📢

Our Open House is happening TOMORROW! Stop by for a chance to connect with our team and other community leaders while learning all about what our clinic has to offer!

Check out the post below for more details!

Mark your calendars! 📅 We're hosting a special Open House at our BHG Bowling Green treatment center on Thursday, Sept. 5 from 3-5 PM! We're excited to showcase how we're redefining addiction care with evidence-based treatment and strong community partnerships. Stop by for guided tours, refreshments, a ribbon cutting with the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce, and a chance to connect with our team and community leaders.

Don't miss out - RSVP today by emailing [email protected]

September is National Recovery Month! At Behavioral Health Group (BHG), we're celebrating every triumph on the path to recovery. This month, we're shining a light on the strength, resilience, and hope that defines each journey. 💜

Explore our National Recovery Month resources that include patient stories, vital tools and more: https://hubs.ly/Q02NfJX_0

Today, on International Overdose Awareness Day, we recognize those affected by overdose and renew our commitment to helping end this crisis. At BHG, we're dedicated to providing compassionate, evidence-based care to support recovery and save lives. 💜

If you're looking to get involved, you can find community events honoring the day by visiting https://hubs.li/Q02N6T-10

Every dot in this picture represents a life lost in Tifton, GA - a stark reminder of the impact addiction can have on our community. At Behavioral Health Group, we aim to save as many lives as possible through comprehensive and personalized care. Our mission is to break the stigma surrounding addiction and make recovery possible for everyone. Let us remember the lives lost, support the lives saved, and work together to build a better future.

Visit https://hubs.li/Q02N6fXQ0 or call 844-535-7291 to start the journey to recovery.

As we approach International Overdose Awareness Day, Narcan (naloxone) is a critical tool in the fight against opioid overdose. Knowing how to properly administer it can make all the difference.

1) Recognize the signs of an opioid overdose: shallow breathing, extremely pale skin, faint or no heartbeat.

2) Call 911 immediately.

3) Administer Narcan by following the instructions provided on the packaging. If you're unsure it's an opioid overdose, Narcan is safe and could reverse a potential overdose.

4) Stay with the person until help arrives. If trained, perform CPR or follow the dispatcher's instructions carefully.

Prevention is key and could help save a life. If you or someone you know if struggling with opioid addiction, call 844-535-7291 or visit https://hubs.ly/Q02MKmRk0 to start the journey to real recovery. 💜

Mark your calendars! 📅 We're hosting a special Open House at our BHG Bowling Green treatment center on Thursday, Sept. 5 from 3-5 PM! We're excited to showcase how we're redefining addiction care with evidence-based treatment and strong community partnerships. Stop by for guided tours, refreshments, a ribbon cutting with the Bowling Green Area Chamber of Commerce, and a chance to connect with our team and community leaders.

Don't miss out - RSVP today by emailing [email protected]

As International Overdose Awareness Day approaches, several of our clinics in Indiana and Kentucky are honoring those lost to overdose. From writing names on purple ribbons to creating purple hearts, our patients and staff are coming together to remember and raise awareness. Tap and swipe to see the photos submitted. 📷

Every year, thousands of lives are lost to drug overdoses, but these tragedies are preventable. International Overdose Awareness Day is dedicated to raising awareness and reducing the stigma around drug-related deaths. By recognizing the signs of overdose and knowing how to respond, we can make a difference and save lives. 💜

🔗 Check out our newest blog to learn more about this global campaign: https://hubs.li/Q02Mz3p40

Supporting a loved one with opioid use disorder (OUD) can be challenging, and connecting them with the right resources can change their life. Showing compassion, encouraging professional treatment, and offering ongoing support are all ways that you can help your loved one on their journey to recovery.

To make an appointment or learn more about how we treat OUD, call 844-535-7291 or visit https://hubs.li/Q02L-qxj0

Our BHG team had an amazing time representing all of our Colorado clinics at the Rocky Mountain Symposium last week, where they connected with other leaders in addiction treatment and behavioral health. A big thanks to HMP Global for organizing this impactful event. We look forward to continuing our shared mission of advancing care in our communities!

As we continue recognizing National Wellness Month, remember your recovery journey involves more than just treatment; embracing a healthy lifestyle is key to achieving your goals!

Here are some tips to help you stay on track:

🍎 Eat Nourishing Foods: A balanced diet with fruits, vegetables, and whole grains can boost your mood and energy levels.

🏃‍♂️ Exercise Regularly: Regular movement releases endorphins, reduces stress, and improves overall well-being. Whether it’s taking a walk outside, lifting weights, or playing a sport, the key to sticking with a routine is to enjoy it!

💤 Rest: Getting enough quality sleep will help you feel refreshed while helping your body and mind recover.

🧘 Practice Mindfulness: Meditation and deep breathing can reduce anxiety and improve mental clarity.

Naltrexone is the third FDA-approved medication used to treat opioid dependence. Unlike methadone and buprenorphine, naltrexone does not stop withdrawal symptoms but instead blocks the euphoric effects of opioids. This makes naltrexone a great option for someone who has already stopped opioid use and wants to avoid relapsing.

Ready to explore your treatment options? Our team at BHG is here to guide you every step of the way.

Learn more about how naltrexone can help in your recovery: https://hubs.li/Q02KJSC10

Buprenorphine (often known by the brand name Suboxone) is another FDA-approved medication that plays a key part in BHG’s medication-assisted treatment (MAT) program. Like methadone, buprenorphine has opioid properties but does not produce euphoria. It has what's called a “ceiling” effect, meaning its effects do not increase with higher doses. Buprenorphine is most effective when combined with comprehensive treatment programs that include other support services offered at BHG, such as counseling and case management.

At BHG, our team is dedicated to helping you find the best combination of treatment options to set you up for a healthier life.

Methadone is one of three FDA-approved medications we use at BHG to treat opioid addiction. Unlike other medications, methadone completely activates opioid receptors in the brain. This helps alleviate withdrawal symptoms and cravings without causing the euphoric highs associated with other opioids. Methadone is especially recommended for patients who are just starting out their journey and need a full replacement for opioids.

Understanding each medication helps us ensure every patient gets the right treatment for their unique path to recovery.

🔗 For more information about methadone, visit our website: https://hubs.li/Q02KJMFQ0

Our dedicated Behavioral Health Group team has been actively engaging with communities across Michigan! ✨ They set up outreach tables throughout the state, providing valuable resources and support to those in need. We're so proud of their commitment to spreading awareness and offering information about our treatment programs to make real recovery possible.

Thank you to our partners Unite to Face Addiction - Michigan, Northern Michigan Opioid Response Consortium, and others who have made these events so impactful!

August is National Wellness Month, and at Behavioral Health Group, we're celebrating the importance of wellness in recovery.

Wellness isn't just about physical health; it's about nurturing the mind, body, and spirit. We believe that comprehensive wellness is an important part of the recovery journey, and our dedicated team is here to support you with personalized treatment that prioritizes your well-being. Join us in embracing healthy habits and self-care this month. 🌟

Today on , BHG is committed to raising awareness about those in our community affected by the Hepatitis C virus. Participation in our medication-assisted treatment (MAT) programs can reduce the risk of Hepatitis C infection by minimizing behaviors that can lead to its spread. With comprehensive medical services, we are dedicated to treating the whole patient on their recovery journey.

At Behavioral Health Group, we're dedicated to ensuring every individual receives the treatment that suits them best. As a part of our Medication-assisted Treatment (MAT) program, we proudly offer all three FDA-approved medications for opioid addiction—methadone, buprenorphine, and naltrexone—because we believe in tailoring our approach to meet patients’ unique needs.

MAT-based programs use medication as a stabilizing factor as part of a comprehensive care plan, including counseling and case management.

For details, visit: https://hubs.li/Q02HRgtj0.

We’re excited to announce that several BHG team members are featured speakers at the 2024 American Association for the Treatment of Opioid Dependence, Inc. (AATOD) Conference “Treating Opioid Use Disorder: So Much More Than Medication.”

If you’re attending , be sure to catch these sessions:

Sunday, May 19
At 2pm, Krystal Riccio, Lesley Dickson, and Malieka Toston will address improving education and experience for future healthcare professionals in the field of Substance Use Disorder (SUD) treatment.

Monday, May 20
At 10:30am, Kamala Greene Genece, PhD, who recently joined BHG, is presenting on the best practices for integrating antiracism and diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging into addiction treatment.

Tuesday, May 21
At 11:30am, Christine Martin will discuss her expertise on advocating for Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) in an evolving landscape.

Wednesday, May 22
At 8:15am, Debbie Gray will present on incorporating peer recovery services into (MAT) recovery.

At 11:30am, Christine Martin and Stephanie Mapula-Magdaleno will present on recovery-oriented harm reduction.

From 1:30-3:30pm, join a tour of our local treatment center, Behavioral Health Group Desert Inn

More details at https://hubs.li/Q02xBB0p0

Join us in honoring Karen Gresham, MSN, RN, for her unwavering commitment to patient care at BHG Tuscaloosa Treatment Center. Happy Nurses Week!

To read Karen and other’s full stories, visit BHG’s Nurses Week blog: https://hubs.li/Q02wHLVY0

American Nurses Association

Dawn Shepherd, LPN, is a dedicated nurse at BHG Longmont Treatment Center in Colorado. Let’s recognize her outstanding contributions this Nurses Week!

To read Dawn and other’s full stories, visit BHG’s Nurses Week blog: https://hubs.li/Q02wB85C0

American Nurses Association

Meet Emily Harrell, PMHNP-BC of BHG Medical Services - Knoxville. Join us in celebrating her commitment to healing and hope this Nurses Week!

To read Emily’s full story, visit BHG’s Nurses Week blog: https://hubs.li/Q02wkWR80

American Nurses Association

This Nurses Week, we pause to honor the heartbeat of our healthcare family – our remarkable nurses! We’re grateful to each of Behavioral Health Group's more than 300 nurses who inspire us with their compassion and unwavering commitment to patient care.

Watch this week for some of their stories and catch them all here: https://hubs.li/Q02wg1HY0

American Nurses Association

Mental health affects everyone, at every stage of life. Join us in spreading awareness about the vital role mental health plays in our well-being and the strong connection between mental health and addiction. Seeing restored lives inspires all of us at BHG as we provide a full spectrum of evidence-based care that helps patients recover and thrive.



Resources: https://hubs.li/Q02w32F70

Today we celebrate a man who not only fought for the rights of individuals, but inspired so many to dream, hope, and conquer challenges. Thank you, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., for being an advocate for human rights and starting a movement that continues to inspire generations.

Treating opioid use disorder is much more than prescribing a pill. Learn more about how evidence-based medication-assisted treatment leads to long term recovery success: https://bhg.today/3gTIRtf

Medication-assisted treatment is more than just medicine. To adequately treat people with opioid use disorder, they need a Program, not a pill. Medication-assisted treatment is that program.

ICYMI: Everyone’s opioid recovery journey looks different. captured these stories from people who are benefiting from medication-assisted treatment: https://bhg.today/3FerP2x

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Stand with us in support of real, evidence-based addiction treatment! We are proud to join a community who values the whole-patient standard of care and recognizes that it takes more than medicine to treat people. Check out the Program, not a pill website for information and resources about medication-assisted treatment: https://bhg.today/3Uihxmk

Medication-assisted treatment is more than just medicine. To adequately treat people with opioid use disorder, they need a Program, not a pill. Medication-assisted treatment is that program.

It takes a to adequately treat people with opioid use disorder (OUD). Medication-assisted treatment is that program. Learn more about the campaign and how communities are coming together to elevate the whole-patient standard of care: https://bhg.today/3Uihxmk

Medication-assisted treatment is more than just medicine. To adequately treat people with opioid use disorder, they need a Program, not a pill. Medication-assisted treatment is that program.