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Through Monarch’s Intensive In-Home (IIH) services, one family found the support, structure and coping skills needed to move from crisis to confidence.

National Drug and Alcohol Fact Week (March 16-22) educates and empowers youth to make informed decisions about substance use and their health. The week is used to dispel myths associated with…

Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month was established in 1987 by President Ronald Reagan in an effort to “increase public awareness of the needs and potential of Americans with developmental disabilities”. Each…

Erica Bales, one of Monarch’s trusted therapists, helps individuals battling behavioral and mental health challenges.

Monarch’s behavioral health services helped Laura Conn transform and grow through recovery-based therapy and medication management.

Melissa Henderson serves as a nurse practitioner at Monarch, where she helps the people we serve overcome substance use disorders.

Substance Use Substance Use Disorder is a disease that impacts millions and involves the misuse of or addiction to alcohol, marijuana or street or prescription drugs.  Key Findings…

With the new year comes new resolutions, brought forth by the pressure to make changes and start fresh in our lives. Setting these big goals can create a strong motivation, but oftentimes can add to the existing stress, burnout,…

While Oct. 10 is nationally recognized as World Mental Health Day and reminds us to prioritize our well-being, the need for understanding and accessible support…

Monarch leaders and staff across North Carolina are monitoring Hurricane Humberto and another tropical storm as they move through the Atlantic Ocean.

The Peggy S. Terhune Employee Education Fund supports Monarch employees seeking to further their education, enhance their skills and grow their careers at Monarch.

Going back to school can feel exciting and scary at the same time. For many students and families, this season brings new challenges that affect…