Medication Assisted Treatment, Close to Home (MATCH) gives you tools to beat opioid addication, such as Suboxone, while minimizing disruptions in your personal life.
This course prepares persons in recovery from a psychiatric or substance use disorder, or family members of people in recovery, to take the State of Connecticut exam to become a certified Recovery Support Specialist (RSS).
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When there’s a mental health or substance-related crisis in Meriden, chances are Alisa Palmer-Winston will respond. The social worker works [...]
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A research team headed by Godfrey Pearlson, MD, of the Institute of Living (IOL), part of the Hartford HealthCare Behavioral [...]
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The Behavioral Health Network’s recent Grand Rounds program revolved around alcohol use disorder, the changing attitudes towards drinking and sobriety, [...]
MORR (Meriden Opioid Referral for Recovery): People can and do recover.
An opportunity to help yourself and ensure that future generations receive the most effective, and safest, treatment possible.
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