Summit BHC

04/18/2026

From improved mental clarity to better physical health, more people are embracing sobriety—even without a history of addiction. An alcohol-free lifestyle offers benefits that support overall wellness and long-term happiness. Learn more in this recent blog! https://stgregoryctr.com/blog/why-are-more-people-opting-for-an-alcohol-free-lifestyle/

Understanding the growing movement toward an alcohol-free life can help you make informed choices about your mental and physical health and any new ways you’d like to support someone in recovery.

04/17/2026

We strive to make our facilities welcoming spaces filled with comfort and inspiration. Many of our locations offer creative outlets for clients, and we love incorporating meaningful artwork and motivational messages throughout our spaces. Sometimes, a simple quote or a painted rock can provide just the encouragement someone needs on a tough day.

Take a look at some of the small but powerful touches that bring positivity to our facilities!

04/09/2026

It’s always great when our teams come together. 💙

Las Cruces Recovery Center and Bel Aire Recovery Center joined the Tribal Public Health Conference in Oklahoma City this week.

We share the same mission to improve the lives we touch, and through collaboration with our communities, we continue to grow our impact and reach.

Las Cruces Recovery Center was honored to attend the Tribal Public Health Conference in Oklahoma City alongside Bel Aire Recovery Center.

It was a valuable opportunity to connect with fellow professionals, share insights, and strengthen our ongoing commitment to supporting healing and recovery within the communities we serve. 💙

04/08/2026

April is Alcohol Awareness Month, a time to increase understanding and recognize how alcohol use can impact physical health, relationships, and emotional well-being.

Alcohol Awareness Month encourages us to look beyond assumptions and recognize the real challenges individuals face. When we lead with compassion and provide access to care, we create opportunities for lasting recovery.

Start the conversation. Support starts here. 💙

04/07/2026

Today is . Caring for your body is important, but caring for your mind is just as vital. You deserve support in both.

The best investment you can ever make is in your own health. Asking for help for your mental health should feel no different than seeing a doctor for a physical concern.

Today, let’s spread understanding and remember how important it is to care for our whole selves. Get outside, get active, and maybe reach out to a friend who could use a little extra support. 💙

04/03/2026

Exciting opportunity in Savannah, GA! Join us on June 23rd for Ethics, Evidence, & Coercive Control—an in-person workshop you won’t want to miss.

Save your seat and register today! 🔗 https://lp.constantcontactpages.com/ev/reg/rbxd9qe/lp/e073b26d-69f9-40c3-9876-4a631b03d5c2

03/27/2026

Creekside Behavioral Health had the pleasure of hosting Brian Walton, Chief Operating Officer, and Trevor Snow, Vice President of Health Informatics and Utilization Review at Summit BHC, this week.

It was a great time connecting, sharing insights, and highlighting the important work being done to support patient care and our mission to improve the lives we touch!

03/23/2026

Healthcare professionals often face high levels of stress, long hours, burnout, and emotional strain—factors that can increase the risk of substance use.

If you work in healthcare and are struggling, there are confidential treatment options available.

Learn more about addiction treatment for health care professionals

03/22/2026

Tomorrow is proof that life keeps giving you chances, even when today was hard.

03/20/2026

“Spring: a lovely reminder of how beautiful change can truly be.” 💐

It’s the first day of spring, and signs of the season are beginning to bloom at Summit BHC’s corporate office in Franklin, TN. Just like the changing seasons, recovery is a journey rooted in transformation, growth, and hope.

Embrace the beauty of change and take the first step toward healing today. Call 855-213-3885 or visit summitbhc.com to learn more!

03/18/2026

"A bottle of water can be $1 at the grocery store, $2 at the gym, $3 at the movies and $6 on a plane, all the same water. The only thing that changed its value was the place. So next time you feel your worth is nothing, maybe you're in the wrong place.”

03/18/2026

Making peace with your past involves acceptance, forgiveness, and staying present, rather than trying to ignore or erase what happened. It’s about recognizing your past as part of your story while allowing yourself to grow beyond it.

Healing starts with acceptance. Learn steps that can help you move forward.

Feeling like you want to run away from your past, especially in recovery, is common. The memories of people you may have hurt, how you might have hurt yourself, and all the other moments you want to forget can be overwhelming. But embracing your future requires facing what’s behind you, too.