Fentanyl deaths are down substantially in every state and the District of Columbia. That is the finding of researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. They analyzed overdose records from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and discovered to their great surprise that fatal overdoses from ... Read More
The Experience Blog
FHE Health is comprised of a team of professionals dedicated to improving our patients well-being. In this section our experience is used to weigh in on current events including legislation and trends as well as expert opinion articles directly contributed by our staff. The proof of our program is our Alumni, so we often feature articles from those who have completed our program. They offer real-life stories of struggle, hope and a new life. In our blog you’ll also find out about upcoming events and community impact efforts FHE Health is taking part in.
The Dramatic Drop in Fentanyl Deaths: An Expert’s Take
John Mulaney: What to Learn from Addiction Struggles
Comedian John Mulaney has had many wins in his life. He released a successful Netflix comedy special, welcomed two children with his wife, actress Olivia Munn, and released a show called Everybody's Live. But his life hasn't always been smooth. Mulaney has spent several years dealing with addiction and relapse. Here's ... Read More
No More Shame: Anica M.
Anica M. first knew something was wrong when she began having trouble driving: “Whenever I was driving, I felt like I was going to black out, and my heart was racing. I’d get headaches.” Anica’s job at the time involved driving eight hours a day, and these episodes soon began to impair her ability to get to work and ... Read More
No More Shame: James H.
“The day I developed a love for alcohol was July 8, 1984,” James H. recalled in a recent interview. “I was 13 years old, and my parents were celebrating their wedding anniversary. The night before, I went to a keg party three blocks away.” As the youngest of 12 children in an Irish Catholic family, James had always ... Read More
Mother’s Day Reflections and Self-Care Inspiration
This Mother’s Day, we wanted to take some moments to celebrate moms and motherhood, by inviting our alumni to share their reflections. Some have close, supportive relationships with their mothers, who have been there through the hard times to help them through treatment and recovery. Others have had challenging ... Read More
How Edibles Replaced Booze in Professional Sports
Alcohol may have been the drug of choice for your parents and grandparents, but social drinking is declining among younger generations, with edible cannabis and cannabis-infused beverages becoming increasingly popular. For those raised in the years when marijuana was considered taboo, the shifting attitudes toward ... Read More
May Is Mental Health Awareness Month 2025
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, observed every year since it was founded in 1949 by Mental Health America, previously known as the National Association for Mental Health. This nationwide awareness program encourages open dialogue, education and advocacy to highlight the importance of mental well-being. It also ... Read More
Reflections on Codependency Almost 40 Years Later
Over 20 million people in the United States struggle with a substance use disorder, a health condition that can also significantly impact relationships. Loved ones close to people with use disorders may find themselves responding to the chaos and stress of the resulting behaviors with their own unhealthy patterns of ... Read More
