Awareness and Stigma

BHG Medical Directors Series: Dr. Nathan Mullins | North Carolina

Discover how Dr. Nathan Mullins and BHG deliver opioid use disorder care for pregnant patients, integrating medications and counseling.

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Addictions

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.

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Addictions

How are we transforming lives?

Watch BHG share how patient-centered addiction treatment at BHG helps people feel supported, respected and empowered in recovery.

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Addictions

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.

BHG staff explaining programs and strategies addressing the opioid crisis, including treatment access, medication-assisted therapy, and comprehensive behavioral health support.
Addictions

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.

Dr. Rikki Pleasants, BHG Medical Director, sharing insights on patient care, addiction treatment, and behavioral health strategies as part of the BHG Medical Directors Series.
Awareness and Stigma

BHG Medical Directors Series: Dr. Rikki Pleasants | Knoxville, TN

Compassionate addiction treatment supports recovery by reducing stigma and meeting patients where they are with evidence-based care.

Dr. James Harber, BHG Medical Director in South Carolina, sharing insights on addiction treatment, patient care, and behavioral health strategies as part of the BHG Medical Directors Series.
Awareness and Stigma

BHG Medical Directors Series: Dr. James Harber | South Carolina

Evidence-based opioid use disorder treatment supports recovery through medication, counseling and patient-centered care.

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Awareness and Stigma

Treating the Whole Person: Dr. Stephanie Peglow on Evidence-Based Addiction Care

Whole-person addiction treatment supports recovery by addressing physical, emotional and behavioral needs through evidence-based care.

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Awareness and Stigma

More Than Medicine: Dr. Tommy Pham on Meeting Patients Where They’re At

Meeting patients where they are in addiction treatment helps build trust, reduce stigma and support long-term recovery.

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Awareness and Stigma

From Working in the ER to Addiction Care: Dr. Melinda Turner’s Journey to Saving Lives at BHG

Treating opioid use disorder helps save lives through compassionate, evidence-based care and long-term support.

BHG clinicians discussing medication-assisted treatment, explaining how FDA-approved medications combined with counseling support effective, long-term addiction recovery.
Addictions

How should we think about medication-assisted treatment?

Understanding medication-assisted treatment helps explain how medication and counseling support recovery and improve outcomes.

BHG discussing how stigma around addiction impacts people’s willingness to seek treatment and the importance of compassionate, stigma-free behavioral health care.
Addictions

How has stigma affected people’s willingness to seek care?

Stigma and seeking addiction treatment are closely linked. Learn how stigma affects care and what helps people feel comfortable seeking help.

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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.