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  • By Butler County Drug & Alcohol Program
  • November 10, 2010

Pyramid Healthcare Inc.

Pyramid Healthcare operates several drug and alcohol programs throughout the State including Western Pennsylvania. The facilities in Western Pennsylvania include: Ridgeview Adolescent
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  • By Butler County Drug & Alcohol Program
  • November 10, 2010

Your Key to Recovery from Opioid Addiction

Foundations Medical Services Methadone Maintenance Treatment Foundations Medical Services is a Pyramid Healthcare program, that can help you or a loved one overcome addiction to
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  • By Butler County Drug & Alcohol Program
  • October 15, 2010

Butler FirstStep™ Launches Substance Abuse Resource Website For Butler County

Finding information about substance abuse prevention, treatment, and recovery options has been a problem for both those seeking help and professional help-providers in recent years,
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  • By Keystone Wellness Programs
  • June 16, 2010

Hookas Unsafe Tobacco Alternative

Other Tobacco Products like hookas are  not a safe alternative to traditional cigarettes! Perceptions: Hookahs Safer Than Cigarettes? Wrong Article reprinted from New York Times At
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  • By Butler County Drug & Alcohol Program
  • June 16, 2010

Monarch Training Institute

Family Pathways is pleased to introduce Monarch Training Institute: a meeting and community conferencing center designed to promote family, business and professional excellence. The
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  • By Butler County Drug & Alcohol Program
  • June 16, 2010

The Birth of GYFF

Our organization officially began under the name Grace Youth and Family Foundation (GYFF) in January of 1993 and was formally accepted as a 501C3 Domestic Nonprofit Corporation on
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  • By Keystone Wellness Programs
  • June 2, 2010

Oral Cancer Survivor Impacts Local Students

Last fall, oral cancer survivor Gruen Von Behrens visited most of the Butler County schools and Slippery Rock University to share his story.  Gruen began using chewing tobacco at age
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  • By Butler County Drug & Alcohol Program
  • May 17, 2010

Welcome to your FirstStep

Help with substance abuse or other community based assistance services should be quickly and easily accessible to anyone seeking it. The FirstStep™ concept originated from this need –
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Hope is Dope invites you to Pickleball this Thursday!!Hope Nights help foster a sense of community and belonging for those in recovery by bringing them together with our caring community members. This month is Pickleball at the YMCA, beginners and all levels welcome! Butler County Community College Hope Is Dope #thinkdowntown #butlerdowntown #hopeinrecovery #HopeIsDope ... See MoreSee Less

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Treating for Two

Pregnant or thinking about pregnancy? Talk to your doctor about any medication you are taking. Treating for Two. Visit: http://www.cdc.gov/treatingfortwo to learn more. Safer medication use in pregnancy.

Hope After Heroin

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If you or someone you know is experiencing a crisis situation, call the Butler County Crisis line at 800-292-3866 or text 63288. Copyright 2022 Butler First Step