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Where There’s Life, There’s Hope: A Conversation with Kathy Greeley
In honor of National Recovery Month Kathy Greeley has been in recovery for 47 years. She got sober at 25, and within her first year, she was asked to work for Delaware County, Pennsylvania's substance abuse program, speaking to high school students about addiction....
Hudson Announces Staff Licensure Achievements and New Hires
Salisbury, Md. – September 10, 2026 – Hudson Behavioral Health is proud to announce several staff developments that reflect the organization's ongoing growth and its commitment to professional excellence and high-quality care for the individuals and families it...
Raising the Standard in Behavioral Health Care
Hudson Behavioral Health doesn't fit the mold of a typical non-profit. We're investing heavily in the people, technology, and spaces that drive safer care, better outcomes, and a stronger future for the patients and communities we serve. Access That Doesn't Turn...
More Than a Prescription: A Conversation with Erin Risser, PMHNP
Addiction recovery is rarely just about the substance. For many patients at Hudson Behavioral Health, healing also means confronting depression, anxiety, trauma, or bipolar disorder alongside their substance use. Erin Risser, the Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse...
Hudson Behavioral Health’s Susan Forrest Earns LCSW-C Credential
Salisbury, Md. – July 23, 2026 – Hudson Behavioral Health is proud to announce that Susan Forrest, Clinical Director of Outpatient Services, has earned her LCSW-C.  This is the highest level of social work credential in Maryland, authorizing professionals to...
“Hudson Showed Me How to Live Again”: From Incarceration to Recovery
Over a year sober and settling into transitional housing, A.O. describes himself plainly: "Today I am a grateful addict who has found his footing in the world and is going to take it one day at a time." A.O. grew up in Baltimore City. His father died when he was...
Healing the Mind: Insights from Dr. Bautista
For Mental Health Awareness Month, we sat down with Dr. Bautista, psychiatrist at Hudson Behavioral Health, to talk about addiction, mental health, and what recovery really looks like. With decades of experience in psychiatry and addiction medicine, Dr. Bautista...
Hidden in Plain Sight: The Danger of Alcohol Use Disorder
For decades, addiction has been portrayed through a narrow lens, often centered on illicit drugs. This has led to a persistent and harmful myth: that alcohol addiction is somehow less severe, less dangerous, or easier to overcome. In reality, alcohol use disorder can...
Our Social Workers Uplift, Defend & Transform
March is Social Work Month, a time to celebrate the dedicated professionals who show up every day for some of the most vulnerable members of our communities. This year's theme, Uplift, Defend, and Transform, are more than words on a page. We sat down with three...
Hudson Announces Promotion of Rebecca Kimmons and Addition of Phil Taylor
Salisbury, Md. – March 23, 2026 – Hudson Behavioral Health is pleased to announce two significant organizational updates: the promotion of Rebecca Kimmons, LMSW, CAC-AD, LCDP to Clinical Director of Residential Services, and the addition of Phil Taylor, CISSP as IT...
Inside Addiction Treatment: A Conversation with Dr. Coker
Addiction treatment is often misunderstood, oversimplified, and burdened by stigma. Behind the clinical protocols and recovery plans are deeply human stories of struggle, resilience, setbacks, and progress. In this interview, Dr. Coker, Medical Director of Hudson...
2025 Year in Review
2025 was a big year for our organization as we celebrated our 45th Anniversary — a milestone that gave us the chance to reflect on how far we’ve come and recommit to the work still ahead. The year was filled with celebrations, but it was also marked by meaningful...





























