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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How Does Substance Use Disorder Affect the Brain?
Substance use disorder changes brain chemistry, decision-making and the reward system. Learn how SUD affects the brain and how recovery can help it heal.
Kratom Withdrawal Symptoms, Timeline and Treatment
Learn about kratom withdrawal symptoms, the withdrawal timeline, treatment options and when to seek help for kratom dependence.
How will changing public need shape BHG’s service offering?
Behavioral health services are evolving to meet patient needs. Learn how BHG expands care, integrates new approaches and improves access.
How are we transforming lives?
Watch BHG share how patient-centered addiction treatment at BHG helps people feel supported, respected and empowered in recovery.
How are regulations changing addiction treatment?
Compliance in addiction treatment supports safe, effective care. Learn how BHG adapts to regulations to improve access and patient outcomes.
How Does BHG Address the Opioid Crisis?
Opioid use disorder treatment at BHG combines medication, counseling and support to improve outcomes and support long-term recovery.
BHG and emergency department partners
Dr. Ben Nordstrom explains how BHG works with emergency department partners to connect patients to treatment and reduce repeat ER visits.
How do opioids affect the brain?
How opioids affect the brain includes changes to reward, pain and decision-making. Learn how opioid use impacts brain function and recovery.
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.
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.