Behavioral Health Group

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. experiences a mental health condition each year - yet it's still something many people put on the back burner.

Prioritizing your mental health isn’t selfish - it’s necessary.

If you're struggling, you don't have to carry it alone. 🩵

🩵 More support is now available in Colorado and Missouri.

BHG Denver Downtown Treatment Center and BHG Poplar Bluff Treatment Center are now offering Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) services - giving individuals additional support, connection and structure throughout their recovery journey.

To learn more or get started, call 844-535-7291 or visit BHGrecovery.com.

Big news from the CDC: overdose deaths are continuing to decline nationwide for the third consecutive year.

While that progress is encouraging, the latest data also shows how much work still remains - especially as communities across the country continue facing the impact of fentanyl and other synthetic opioids.

We took a closer look at the trends, what may be contributing to the decline and why evidence-based care continues to matter.

When someone is in recovery, support from family and loved ones can mean everything. 🫂

Check out ways on how you can support someone in recovery and learn more about addiction on our website: BHGrecovery.com/patients/understanding-addiction/

We loved being part of Unity in the Community this past weekend in Kansas City! 🙌

Big thanks to the organizers for hosting such a wonderful day of community connection and engagement. We also want to give a special shoutout to our Community Support Specialist, Robyn Cullen-Bechthold, for representing BHG and helping advance awareness, support, and recovery in the Kansas City community.

Recovery is not always a straight path, which is why relapse prevention plays such an important role in long-term healing. Building healthy routines, recognizing challenges early and staying connected to support can help people navigate difficult moments and continue moving forward in recovery.

Learn more about recovery support and treatment options at BHGrecovery.com.

This Nurses Week, we’re spotlighting the incredible nursing team at BHG Grand Bay Treatment Center. 🩵

When asked why they chose addiction treatment and behavioral health nursing, their answers all shared something powerful in common: a passion for helping people through difficult moments with compassion, dignity and understanding.

They are a great example of how our nurses show up every day to support patients through some of life’s most vulnerable moments - helping them feel seen, heard, and supported throughout their recovery journey.

Thank you to our Grand Bay team - and all BHG nurses - for the difference you make every day.

There’s more to Nurses Week than recognition - it’s also about understanding the impact behind the work.

From its history to the role nurses play in supporting patients through recovery, there’s so much behind this important week.

Take a moment to explore why Nurses Week matters and the difference nurses make every day: https://www.bhgrecovery.com/celebrate-national-nurses-week/

Celebrating National Nurses Week National Nurses Week is a time to thank the nurses who change lives. Learn why this celebration matters and how it honors their impact.

The power of nurses goes beyond care - it’s seen in every moment of support, connection and compassion.

As we kick off Nurses Week, we’re proud to recognize the healthcare heroes who help patients move forward in recovery. From building trust to supporting progress, their impact is felt in meaningful ways every day.

To our nurses - and nurses everywhere - thank you for all that you do. 🩵✨

Medications can play a powerful role in recovery, but they're just one part of the bigger picture.

When combined with counseling and recovery support services, they can help create stability, reduce cravings and support long-term progress.

Check out our latest video to learn how medications fit into recovery: https://ow.ly/zHCq50YV9oY

The Power and Limitations of Medications How do medications support recovery from opioid use disorder (OUD) and what role do they play in long-term treatment?In truth, medications are a key part of ...