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Better Addiction Care Joins Communities Around the Country in Celebrating Mental Health Awareness Month
DELRAY BEACH, FL / ACCESS Newswire / May 6, 2026 / Better Addiction Care, a leading informational resource and web guide connecting visitors with trusted mental health and addiction treatment providers, is highlighting Mental Health Awareness Month 2026. This year's campaign focuses on raising awareness, reducing stigma, and increasing access to treatment.
To amplify the momentum of this national effort, Better Addiction Care is proud to announce its continued commitment to helping people find the right recovery path by providing the best mental health and addiction treatment resources on one convenient website.
Experts agree that finding the right provider is essential, but the research required to find that provider can become so overwhelming that many people give up the search altogether. To alleviate that stress before it becomes a barrier to treatment, the Better Addiction Care website offers a user-friendly experience with enhanced features that include:
Research-backed content library
Modern, easy-to-navigate interface
Responsive design on desktop and mobile
Simplified, organized navigation bar
Powerful search functionality centered on user experience
Website visitors can easily access informative content on substance abuse and mental health, a comprehensive directory of treatment providers across the U.S., an up-to-date library of free resources, and clear information on the next steps to initiate treatment.
"At the heart of Mental Health Awareness Month, there's a simple message that resonates: mental health care is essential," said Adam Weil, Better Addiction Care CEO.
"At Better Addiction Care, we're proud to offer an ethical, best-in-class digital platform that's designed to take the stress out of the search for treatment by helping more people find the trusted resources they need in one convenient location."
According to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), approximately 21.2 million adults in the United States have co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders (also known as a dual diagnosis). Despite those numbers, more than 40% do not receive treatment. Never has it been more important to connect people with the resources they need for recovery.
For those seeking treatment, the next step is to find a treatment program that can be customized to unique needs and budget (including type of care, location, private insurance, Medicare, or low-cost treatment options). Visitors are encouraged to explore their options at Better Addiction Care.
About Better Addiction Care
Founded in 2014, Better Addiction Care is a leading online platform committed to providing in-depth, medically accurate information about substance use and mental health disorders and connecting people with the free resources and treatment providers that can help them. Every tool we offer is designed to help people make informed decisions about their care with a sense of clarity and confidence. For more information, please visit betteraddictioncare.com
Media Contact:
Madison Scurderi
Digital Community Manager
[email protected]
SOURCE: Better Addiction Care
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