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In addition to our existing IOP for SUD, we are adding an IOP for Mental Health. This format and programming has been discussed by leaders within the clinic and we have decided to increase our abilities to support change. This service will allow for individuals to have support for change and increased mental health support…

Why Treating Mental Health and Substance Use Together is Essential. Mental health and substance use disorders are deeply interconnected. When someone struggles with both conditions—a situation known as a co-occurring disorder or dual diagnosis—treating only one issue while neglecting the other often leads to ineffective treatment and a higher risk of relapse. Integrated care, treating…

River’s Bend Wishes You a Happy 4th of July!

Certain careers and high-risk professions come with a unique kind of pressure, high responsibility, intense schedules, constant performance expectations, or frequent exposure to stress and trauma. Over time, those demands can wear down even the most resilient person. When exhaustion, anxiety, physical pain, or emotional overload build up without enough support, some people begin relying…

Bruce Goldberg, LMSW, ACSW, CAADC, SAP, along with Amy Fresch and Galen Calligan, attended the MATCP 25th Annual Conference in Grand Rapids. Bruce also had the honor of presenting on Current Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Trends for Ages 18-32, a well-attended session that provided valuable insights and resources to those in need. We’re…

The Back-to-School Window: Why This Time Matters The start of a new school year brings fresh opportunities and new stressors for teens. Academic pressure, shifting social circles, and exposure to substances can make this season a critical turning point for families. For some parents, the signs of substance use are sudden. For others, they appear…