A History of Recovery and Innovation
Over the past 20 years, research and experience have helped shape how we understand opioid use disorder and approaches to care. Our journey reflects an ongoing commitment to evidence-based treatment and to helping people make informed decisions about their recovery.
Treatment for opioid use disorder can provide meaningful support for people working toward recovery. Because every person’s experience is different, finding the right approach and resources can be an important step toward a healthier future.
Our history is more than a milestone. It represents years of learning, progress and dedication to improving care and expanding understanding of recovery.
Stories of Recovery and Hope
Recovery is more than a word – it’s lived every day in the experiences of people and families finding strength and hope along the way.
Behind 20 years of progress are the people who have experienced recovery firsthand. Explore recovery stories to hear directly from individuals who have navigated opioid use disorder, sought treatment and worked toward lasting change.
These stories offer hope, encouragement and a reminder that recovery is not one-size-fits-all. Every person’s journey is unique, but no one has to face it alone.
Tiffany and Caleb
Casey
William
Nicole
Lonnie
Tatum
Hear More Stories of Recovery
There are many paths to recovery and many stories worth sharing. Hear from more BHG patients as they share their experiences and what recovery has made possible.
Learn More About Recovery
Whether you’re looking for information for yourself or someone you care about, reliable resources can help you better understand opioid use disorder and available treatment options. Explore educational materials, recovery resources and information backed by science.
As we celebrate 20 years of recovery, we remain focused on what matters most: expanding access to evidence-based Opioid Use Disorder Treatment, sharing knowledge and supporting people on their recovery journeys.
Discover our history, watch recovery stories and explore resources to learn more about opioid use disorder, treatment and recovery.
Other Resources
Support can take many forms. Explore trusted organizations and services offering additional information, guidance and support for individuals, families and communities.
SAMHSA
From treatment locators to crisis helplines to educational materials, SAMHSA offers vital resources for individuals facing mental health and substance use disorders.
988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
If you or someone you know is in crisis, call or text 988 to talk to trained counselors who can provide support for suicide prevention, mental health crises, or any emotional distress.
Crisis Text Line
Help is just a text away. Connect with a trained counselor for free at any time by texting HOME to 741741 for immediate assistance.
Veteran Crisis Line
Are you a veteran or concerned about one? Call or text 988 and press 1 to connect with a responder who understands the unique challenges faced by those who have served.
NAADAC
NAADAC supports addiction professionals with resources, including certifications, training, and professional development opportunities, ensuring they provide the highest standard of care to those in need.
NAMI Warmline Directory
Need someone to talk to? The NAMI Warmline Directory connects you to peer-run phone lines offering emotional support, staffed by volunteers who are in recovery themselves.