Hickory Behavioral Network - Ohio

03/14/2026

Addiction, also known as Substance Use Disorder (SUD), impacts millions across the U.S., with 48.4 million individuals over 12 facing challenges in 2024. However, only 10.2 million of them received treatment. Once viewed as a moral issue, addiction is now recognized as a treatable brain disorder. Understanding this can encourage more people to seek help. Discover more about the science of addiction here: https://hickorynetwork.com/the-science-of-addiction/

If you or someone you love is struggling with substance use and addiction, Hickory Recovery Network can help. Call 800-668-0336

03/08/2026

03/06/2026

Today marks Black Balloon Day, a day dedicated to remembering the precious lives lost to overdose and addiction, as well as honoring the families and friends who feel that loss every single day. Each black balloon symbolizes someone dearly cherished—a son, daughter, parent, sibling, or friend whose story was significant and whose absence is profoundly felt. While this day brings sorrow, it’s also filled with compassion, awareness, and hope. By remembering them, we keep fighting for those still facing these challenges. Every black balloon signifies a life that was important. Today, we remember them. We honor them. And we continue to say their names. 🖤

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03/02/2026

When we think about addiction, our minds often go to substances like alcohol and opioids. Yet, behavioral addictions—such as gambling, shopping, gaming, food, s*x, or social media—can be just as powerful and disruptive. They impact brain chemistry, relationships, and mental well-being. It's crucial to comprehend these addictions and consider treatment options for recovery. Discover more information here: https://hickorynetwork.com/the-many-faces-of-addiction/

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If you or someone you love is struggling with a behavioral addiction, whether it’s gambling, shopping, food, or another compulsive behavior, you don’t have to navigate it alone. Hickory Recovery Network can help. Call 800-668-0336

03/01/2026

As we say goodbye to February, a month dedicated to love, let’s not forget the importance of self-love. Accepting who you are is the vital first step toward healing. In the chaos of everyday life, we often lose touch with our true selves. Stress accumulates, and errors occur. Difficult circumstances, addiction, heartbreak, or prioritizing others over ourselves can gradually chip away at our self-trust. The reflection in the mirror may appear unfamiliar—not because you’ve vanished, but because you’ve neglected your own needs. Rediscovering self-love isn’t about transforming into someone new; it’s about reconnecting with the person you were before the world encouraged you to be smaller, quieter, or less deserving. 💖✨ Discover ways to reignite your self-love here: https://hickorynetwork.com/falling-back-in-love-with-yourself/

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Loving yourself is the first step to recovery. If you are struggling with addiction or co-occurring mental health issues, Hickory Network can help. Call 800-668-0336 for a confidential consultation.

02/25/2026

Moderation sounds simple but can be challenging, especially for those prone to addiction. It's not just about willpower; it involves awareness, self-honesty, and understanding your relationship with pleasure and control. Moderation means engaging with things like alcohol, food, social media, and work without letting them dominate your life. For those with addictive tendencies, it’s about mindset, boundaries, and emotional regulation. More about moderation 👉: https://hickorynetwork.com/the-art-of-moderation/

If you’re having trouble navigating moderation vs addiction on your own or realizing that it feels out of reach, Hickory Network can help. Call 800-668-0336 for a confidentail consultation.

02/21/2026

As we celebrate Black History Month, let's highlight mental health and substance use in the African American community. Compelling data reveals that 10.1% of Black adults experienced depression in the last year. Depression is often underdiagnosed and undertreated due to stigma and systemic barriers in healthcare. Learn more: https://hickorynetwork.com/mental-health-in-the-african-american-community/

As we celebrate Black History Month, it’s essential to shine a light on mental health and substance use within the African American community. If you or someone you love is struggling, call 800-668-0336. We can help

02/15/2026

Many people present an image of perfectly managed lives while silently struggling with addiction or mental health challenges. Challenges that often go unnoticed. If you are struggling behind a "perfect image", find valuable resources and support by calling 800-668-0336 or online https://hickorynetwork.com/masked-by-success/


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If you or someone you love is struggling beneath a polished exterior, you are not alone. Don’t wait until things fall apart to ask for help. Hickory Behavioral Network understands the unique challenges faced by people silently battling addiction or mental health concerns. Our team is available 24/...

02/14/2026

This Valentine’s Day, we honor and celebrate every step made on the path to recovery. Choosing self-love and hope over harm demonstrates true courage and patience. Sending warm wishes for a healthy and happy Valentine’s Day! ❤️

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