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Shivon's journey to recovery emphasizes stability and community support at Brightview Health

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Recovery looks different for everyone, and for Shivon, it embodies stability."My future looks like having my kids back. I'm currently saving to buy a house. I love who I amI've never been able to say that before," Shivon shared.Her journey, marked by numerous challenges, has led her to Brightview Health's Batavia branch.Shivon reflected on her past, explaining, I leaned on drugs. At first, it was fun, but then it numbed me, and it became an ever…See the Story

Plymouth, Minnesota · Plymouth

Federal Behavioral Health Cuts Jeopardize Lives of Minnesotans

The federal government’s decision to rescind up to $27.5 million in critical behavioral health funding from Minnesota is not just short-sighted — it’s dangerous. This action threatens to dismantle essential mental health and substance use disorder services that thousands of Minnesotans rely on every day. On March 25, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services … The post Federal Behavioral Health Cuts Jeopardize Lives of Minnesotans first app…See the Story

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