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.
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When Pain Treatment Turns to Addiction: Casey’s Recovery from Opioid Use Disorder
After an injury, painkillers led Casey to opioid addiction. With MOUD and counseling at BHG in Bowling Green, Kentucky, he found lasting recovery.
The Impact of Addiction Professionals: Empowering Recovery Journeys
Discover how addiction professionals guide recovery, support every step and help individuals reclaim their lives with confidence.
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.
How Does Buprenorphine Treat Opioid Use Disorder?
What is buprenorphine? Learn more about the FDA-approved medication and how it works in treating opioid use disorder.
Breaking the Stigma of Addiction and Recovery
Discover how stigma impacts addiction treatment and recovery. Learn practical ways we can all help build a more supportive, compassionate community.
How Methadone Supports Opioid Recovery
Methadone helps manage opioid withdrawal and reduce cravings. Discover how this treatment supports long-term recovery and improves stability.
Naltrexone Explained: Benefits, Side Effects and What to Expect
Thinking about naltrexone treatment? Learn more about how this FDA-approved medication works, its benefits, side effects and what to expect.
7 Common Myths about Medication-Assisted Treatment
Common myths about MAT can keep people from getting help. Learn the facts about medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder.
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.
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.
Common Medications Used in Medication-Assisted Treatment
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved three medications to treat OUD — methadone, buprenorphine and naltrexone.
How To Navigate the Holidays in Addiction Recovery
The holidays can bring up challenges for people in addiction recovery. Discover tips on how to stay committed to recovery while enjoying the festivities.