We are excited to announce a new breakthrough treatment in the fight against Alzheimer's disease! Aducanumab is a monoclonal antibody given monthly by intravenous infusion to lower amyloid plaques in the brain and slow down memory loss. We welcome adolescents, adults and seniors from all walks of life by providing quality care without regard to race, gender, or age.
The programs at Butler Hospital are focused on caring for the individuals and families facing these disorders while advancing prevention and treatment through research. The range of services for substance use disorders at Butler Hospital is dedicated to treating and supporting people throughout this recovery journey.
The programs at Butler Hospital are focused on caring for the individuals and families facing these disorders while advancing prevention and treatment through research. The range of services for substance use disorders at Butler Hospital is dedicated to treating and supporting people throughout this recovery journey.
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Founded in 1844, Butler Hospital is the state's only non-profit, free-standing psychiatric hospital providing adults, seniors and adolescents specialized assessment and treatment for all major psychiatric illnesses and substance abuse. Butler is the major affiliated teaching hospital for psychiatry and behavioral health of The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University.
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Together, we will help fund cutting-edge research initiatives and breakthrough treatments that will change the lives of millions of people. For sponsorship opportunities and event, information contact Cezarina (Sue) Jackson, Special Events Coordinator at (401) 921-8508 or cajackson@carene.org. If you cannot attend the event but would like to make a contribution please consider making an online donation.
Alcohol and Drug Addiction
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Recovery from substance use is a life-long process with no two paths alike. At Butler we believe anyone who has a desire for sobriety has a 100 percent chance of recovery. It won't be an easy road. Changing any behavior takes time and is not mastered perfectly from the start but over time. The range of services for substance use disorders at Butler Hospital is dedicated to treating and supporting people throughout this recovery journey.
Opioid Addiction and Recovery Stabilization
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Opioid addiction is a disease of the brain. Through overuse of opioids-whether prescribed medications or illicit drugs the chemistry of the brain is changed. It no longer is able to sufficiently produce its own opioids, known as endorphins, and therefore, signals a person to seek the drug in order to feel "normal."
Mood and Anxiety Disorders: Bipolar and Depression
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Mood and anxiety disorders like depression are some of the most common mental illnesses, and can be either chronic or episodic. Mood disorders may be caused by brain functioning, genetic disorder or a life event, causing individuals to be challenged with everyday life functions. Through a variety of treatment options, symptoms can be managed successfully.
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