StepOne Service Saline Memorial Hospital

10/15/2025

10/14/2025

Got to meet a bunch of new amazing folks up in NWA for the Recovery Network Collabrative! The recovery community all growing together and connecting to help anyone in need the best way possible.

10/07/2025

According to the "Survivors and Substance Abuse" report by the Battered Women's Justice Project (BWJP) women with a recent history of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) had nearly six times the risk of problematic alcohol use compared to women with no IPV history.

StepOne is here to connect you to all types of resources when you need help - not just SUD issues. If you need support for domestic violence issues, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1.800.799.SAFE (7233).

https://www.facebook.com/BatteredWomensJusticeProject

10/07/2025

Finding substance use disorder (SUD) treatment can feel overwhelming. You deserve to talk with someone who understands and truly cares about your health as you navigate a chronic illness. StepOne Service team is here to support you.

Every day, while planning discharges for our own patients, we stay closely connected to providers and resources so we can share the most up-to-date options to help you overcome barriers to care.

Where to begin --> Contact your local StepOne Service for guidance and timely connections to treatment—we’ll help you find the resources that fit your needs. To learn more, visit: https://steponeservice.com

09/16/2025

Another wonderful day spending time with the recovery community and making new connections to help everyone! Thank you so much NEA Divine Intervention for a fantastic conference.

09/11/2025

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09/08/2025

September is National Recovery Month 💜
Recovery is real. Recovery is possible. And every journey deserves to be honored.

At StepOne Service, we’re here to help people take that very first step—with compassion, dignity, and care.

09/08/2025

Today, we remember every life lost to overdose. Every name is a story. Every story matters.

This day is for remembrance—but also for action. Let’s talk openly about substance use, end stigma, and advocate for compassionate, evidence-based care.

09/08/2025

Today, we honor the generations of women who’ve fought—and continue to fight—for equality, safety, and the right to be heard. At StepOne Service, our care is gender-responsive, trauma-informed, and rooted in equity. Together, let’s build a world where equality is a reality.

08/19/2025

BTMPS is rapidly emerging as a common adulterant in the illicit drug supply. It is an invisible, tasteless and odorless industrial cheimal used to stabilize plastics, adhesive and coatings—never intended for human consumption. BTMPS is found in products marketed as fentanyl, sometimes in higher concentrations than the actual opioid.

Traditional drug testing methods may not detect BTMPS, and its effects on humans are not well studied or understood. Remember that when illicit fentanyl is used, multiple adulterants could be present—often without the patient’s knowledge. If you use, test your supply. Don’t use alone. Know the signs. Spread the word.

08/19/2025

In recovery, language matters—and so does our response when someone uses again.

A lapse is a short return to substance use. A relapse usually means a longer pattern. Why this matters: Calling a lapse a relapse can make people feel like they’ve failed—but they haven’t. A lapse might be part of the process.

Recovery is not a straight line—it's a journey. When people stumble, choose language that supports and not shames the individual.

08/11/2025

wanted to share my appreciation for the overdose response conference. It is a wonderful event where speakers shared their knowledge and valuable connections were made. I also enjoyed seeing all the vendors sharing resources and the community coming together.