Behavioral Health Group Paintsville

01/01/2026

Happy New Year from BHG! 🎉

As we welcome the year ahead, we remain committed to serving our patients and communities with compassion and care. Here’s to continued growth, connection and new opportunities together. ✨

12/31/2025

Happy ! If you’re feeling triggered or in need of extra support tonight, you’re not alone and help is available. Help yourself & share to help others: samhsa.gov/find-help

12/30/2025

As we wrap up 2025, we're reflecting on some of our biggest milestones - one of them being the launch of 11 new Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs) this year. Each program represents expanded access to care and more support for patients across the communities we serve.

We're deeply grateful to our patients. Your strength and commitment to recovery inspires us every day, and we're honored to be part of your journeys. We're also thankful to our incredible staff. Your compassion, dedication and belief in our mission made these launches possible.

Here's to continued growth, impact and connection in 2026. 💙

12/29/2025

📍 We’ve Moved!

BHG Pikeville Treatment Center has moved to a new space, where we will continue providing compassionate, evidence-based care to the Pikeville community.

If you or someone you know in the area is struggling with substance use disorder, call 📞 844-535-7291 or visit BHGrecovery.com to learn more.

12/24/2025

As we head into the holidays, we’re grateful for our patients, communities and the BHG team members who support recovery every day. From all of us at Behavioral Health Group, Happy Holidays. 🎄💙

12/23/2025

There’s no “right” way to set goals in recovery - and no deadline for growth. This New Year, focus on what supports your health, balance and stability. 💙

Check out our latest blog for a practical guide to setting New Year’s resolutions in addiction recovery, designed to help you move forward at your own pace: https://www.bhgrecovery.com/blog/new-years-resolutions-in-recovery

Learn how New Year's resolutions in addiction recovery can prioritize stability, consistency and support for sustainable progress.

12/23/2025

Our BHG Tuscaloosa Treatment Center team is proud to stay engaged in the community. 💚

Program Director Jennifer McDanal and Outreach Coordinator Whitney Lewis recently attended the 2025 7th Annual Wellness Conference in Tuscaloosa, presented by the Rural Alabama Prevention Center. Thank you to our partners for bringing the community together to focus on prevention, wellness and support.

12/19/2025

Earlier this fall, our BHG Ga***rd Treatment Center team opened a new coffee bar to offer information, coffee and snacks for patients and their support teams while they wait for appointments. ☕❄️ A few months in, it’s truly been making a difference - helping everyone “take the chill off” in a warm, welcoming space.

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12/19/2025

The holiday spirit week is strong at our Alabama centers. 💚🎄

BHG Grand Bay kicked off the week with a visit from the Grinch, while BHG Huntsville brought the fun with ugly (but cute) Christmas sweaters - spreading holiday cheer to patients and their communities.

12/18/2025

Why is counseling so important in recovery?

Medications are life-saving, but counseling is where people learn the skills that support lasting recovery. Watch our latest video from Dr. Ben Nordstrom on how counseling helps people with substance use disorders manage cravings, identify triggers and build healthier ways of coping and communicating.

🔗 https://youtu.be/-qLtknXmqFY

Why is counseling so important in the treatment of opioid and other substance use disorders? Dr. Ben Nordstrom, Chief Medical Officer at Behavioral Health Gr...

12/18/2025

At BHG Asheville, the holidays are about more than decorations - they’re about people. 💙

Last week, our team celebrated the season with hope, care and community. From festive decor to fresh fruit and uplifting messages, staff created a welcoming space to remind every person who walks through our doors that they matter.

One meaningful highlight: holiday-wrapped Narcan kits, shared as gifts of safety and love - because harm reduction saves lives, and compassion is always in season.

“Recovery is about hope,” shared Regional Director Nicole Ross. “During the holidays, that reminder feels even more important.”

12/17/2025

This season is a reminder that showing up, listening and holding space can make a real difference. Tune in tomorrow for this insightful conversation. Register at the link below. ⬇️

09/01/2025

Today we celebrate you - the dedication, resilience and heart that make our families and communities stronger. Every effort counts, and we’re grateful for the care and compassion you bring each day. Take this time to rest, recharge and know your hard work is appreciated. 💙

08/31/2025

Today, on International Overdose Awareness Day, we remember those we’ve lost and honor the lives still fighting. At BHG, we believe in hope, healing and community — because no one should have to face this alone. Together, we lift each other up, stand for life and embrace a brighter tomorrow. 💜

If you or someone you know is struggling with opioid use disorder, please call 844-535-7291 or visit BHGrecovery.com.

08/27/2025

The signs aren’t always obvious, but your awareness could save a life. 💕

During Overdose Awareness Week, we are bringing attention to the reality of overdose and the power of knowing what to do.

Carry compassion. Share knowledge. Be the reason someone gets a second chance.

If you notice any of these overdose signs, call 911 immediately and use Naloxone if you have it.

08/20/2025

Addiction isn't about choices - it's about changes in the brain that make recovery challenging. Too often, stigma stands in the way of people seeking help. By shifting the words we use and opening up conversations, we can create a world where recovery feels possible for everyone.

Read our latest blog on breaking the stigma of addiction and how we can all play a role: https://www.bhgrecovery.com/blog/breaking-addiction-stigma

Discover how stigma impacts addiction treatment and recovery, and learn practical ways we can all help build a more supportive, compassionate community.

08/09/2025

As we conclude National Health Center Week and look to the future, our focus remains clear: expanding access, improving outcomes and removing stigma around addiction treatment is our passion that grows stronger every day.

We are committed to being part of the solution and building a better future for the patients, families and communities we serve.

08/06/2025

Today, we're proud to serve as a trusted partner in recovery for over 43,000 individuals. Our dedicated teams work alongside patients, offering personalized care, flexible treatment options and unwavering support each step of the way.

As we continue to celebrate National Health Center Week, we recognize the progress we’ve made—in lives touched, families supported and hope restored. We’ve come a long way, and the work we’re doing today continues to shape a stronger, more inclusive future for addiction treatment.

08/03/2025

Before becoming the largest network of Joint Commission–accredited treatment centers in the nation, we started with a simple but powerful mission: to help people reclaim their lives through compassionate, evidence-based care.

It's the start of National Health Center Week and today, we’re honoring our roots and the journey that’s brought us here. And while our footprint has grown over the years, our purpose will always remain the same.

07/28/2025

Despite being curable in more than 95% of cases, only one in every three insured people with Hepatitis C receive timely treatment. Barriers like stigma, lack of awareness and systemic delays continue to stand in the way of care.

This World Hepatitis Day, we urge everyone to break the silence, spread the word and take action - because early diagnosis and treatment saves lives.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/cdchepc

07/24/2025

Did you know that practicing self-care can play a powerful role in supporting recovery? 💙

Today is International Self-Care Day, a reminder that taking time for yourself is essential. For those in recovery from substance use, incorporating small, meaningful self-care practices into daily life can help build resilience, reinforce positive habits and support long-term healing.

Check out these six self-care tips that you can start practicing today!

07/15/2025

Did you know BHG partners with law enforcement to help individuals get the care they need?

These collaborations make it easier for people to stay in treatment, avoid setbacks and find support when it matters most. It's one more way we're working to support recovery and community health.