#NewBeginnings: Mark Wetherby's life took a downward spiral after a work-related back injury and subsequent #Addiction to #Opioids. Find out how he is doing today and his promising future after receiving services through our Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic in Stanly County.

National Recovery Month: Mark Wetherby Credits Monarch with Assistance

One day on the job, he fell from the roof of a house, causing him to sustain a severe back injury. This event in 2005 would change his life.

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#TBT: Roderick Phelps, an attendee and #Talented #Artist at Studio 651, focuses on the first stages of his holiday art. #Creativity adorns the hallways at our Winston-Salem day program proudly showcasing artists' work. What kind of hobbies do you make time for in your day? #Art #Artistic #Talent

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What are ways you focus on the positive? #WellnessWednesday #MonarchMotivations

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Our telehealth services offer simple, secure telehealth technology that creates a safe space for you to talk to your mental health provider. Start connecting today by calling (844) 826-9783.

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