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Person in a recovery meeting with a counselor to address co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders.
Addictions

Co-Occurring Disorders: Understanding the Connection Between Mental Health and Addiction 

Learn what co-occurring disorders are, common types like mental health conditions and how BHG's treatment approach supports lasting recovery.

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BHG staff explaining the integrated dynamic care model, combining medical, counseling, and behavioral health services to provide coordinated, patient-centered addiction treatment.
Behavioral Health Group

What is BHG’s integrated dynamic care model?

BHG integrated dynamic care model combines medication, counseling and coordinated support to improve outcomes and support recovery.
BHG discussing strategies that help patients stay engaged in treatment, including supportive care models, patient follow-up, and evidence-based addiction treatment programs.
Addictions

What is BHG doing to keep patients in treatment?

What is BHG doing to keep patients in treatment? Learn how BHG supports patients with medication, counseling and ongoing care.
BHG explaining the key components of evidence-based treatment, including therapy, medication-assisted treatment, behavioral interventions, and patient-centered care.
Behavioral Health Group

What are key components in evidence-based treatment?

Key components of evidence-based treatment include medication, counseling and coordinated care to support recovery and improve outcomes.
BHG’s brand story overview highlighting how the organization redefines recovery through patient-centered care, innovation, and comprehensive behavioral health and addiction services.
Behavioral Health Group

Redefining Recovery – Brand Story Summary

Redefining recovery means focusing on patient-centered care, evidence-based treatment and outcomes that support long-term stability.
BHG’s brand story overview highlighting how the organization redefines recovery through patient-centered care, innovation, and comprehensive behavioral health and addiction services.
Behavioral Health Group

Redefining Recovery – Brand Story Overview
Group of friends gathered together in a friendly hug, symbolizing support and togetherness for addiction recovery during Recovery Month.
Awareness and Stigma

Celebrating National Recovery Month

Celebrate the power of recovery, treatment and support. Learn more about National Recovery Month, its impact and ways you can get involved.
A team of nurses and other medical staff joining hands in honor of Nurses Week.
Awareness and Stigma

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.
A blurred image of a clinical hallway, symbolizing treatment and recovery through medication-assisted treatment that includes medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD), counseling and support services.
Behavioral Health Group

MAT vs MOUD: What’s the Difference?

MAT vs MOUD have key differences. Learn what each term means, how they relate to opioid addiction treatment and why the distinction matters. 
A large group gathering holding candle lights, symbolizing remembrance for those who died from drug and alcohol misuse on International Overdose Awareness Day.
Addictions

International Overdose Awareness Day: Understanding and Preventing Overdose

Overdose is preventable. Learn more about International Overdose Awareness Day, the signs of overdose, and how to take action to save a life.
Silhouette of person looking out doorway or window toward light, symbolizing hope and recovery journey.
Addictions

Viewing Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) Through a Socioeconomic Lens

Socioeconomic and environmental factors, such as employment, housing, and education are responsible for 80% to 90% of health outcomes.
Professional headshot of clinician with split grayscale and blue tone overlay representing dual perspective on addiction recovery.
Awareness and Stigma

Continuing Legacy of Recovery for Black Lives

Learn how Black leaders in behavioral health and addiction recovery have shaped care, challenged stigma and inspired change.