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BRIGHTVIEW DOCUMENTARY PROFILES COMPLEXITY OF SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS
When the numbers are as high as 48.7 million people struggling with addiction in the United States and 300 overdose deaths in the U.S. daily, it’s hard to see the people who are the statistics.
A new documentary released by BrightView uncovers real-world examples of people who have suffered from and overcome addiction purposefully. This powerful film brings to life the reality of this national health crisis and the hope for anyone with this disease.
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National Recovery Month: Roanoke Event Highlights Resources and Stories of Hope
Addiction continues to devastate families and communities nationwide but during National Recovery Month, leaders in Roanoke focused on hope.
At the Historic Dumas Center on Tuesday, the message was clear: recovery is possible. A community screening of a documentary produced by BrightView Health drew families, clinicians, and lawmakers together to open a conversation often silenced by stigma.
BrightView’s Piqua Center Celebrates 5 Years of Healing and Community Impact
“Five years ago, we set out to be more than a treatment center—we aimed to be a beacon of hope,” said Stacy Martin, Outreach Coordinator at the Piqua Center.In this episode of True Grit, host Matt sits down with Chelsea King, Director of Outreach at BrightView, to talk about the power of Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), reducing stigma in addiction recovery, and how community outreach is saving lives. From overcoming barriers like transportation and insurance, to celebrating patient milestones, Chelsea shares real stories and expert insights on what it takes to meet people where they are—and help them heal.