CSBMG’s Blog

Recovery is often viewed as an individual journey, but research and lived experience consistently show that healing is most effective when families are included in the process.

As communities recognize Alcohol Awareness Month, it is an important time to reflect on how alcohol use disorder (AUD) is understood, treated, and prioritized within healthcare systems.

Mental health and substance use recovery are deeply interconnected.

Recovery is not always a straight path. For many individuals navigating substance use or behavioral health challenges, relapse can be part of the journey.

Each May, communities across the nation recognize Mental Health Awareness Month as an opportunity to reflect, educate, and take action to support mental health and overall wellbeing.