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Time

Hanging out at a hospital gives you a lot of “time” to consider how you want to spend your time. My parents used to say “time and money can only be spent once.”

 The big difference I’ve learned is money can be won and lost earned and burned again and again.  Time can never be recovered.  Time is infinite and also finite in our worldly understanding and use of it.  So as I sit on the oncology unit listening to the sounds of children and young adults living with cancer, I am reminded of the importance of how we choose to spend our time and who we choose to spend it with.

Will is sweating out his chemo on the Peloton bike in the teen room.  Little Eric is playing with toy dinosaurs while his chemo slowly drips into his body.  Cole plays video games while receiving a much needed transfusion of whole blood.  Parents are taking turns in the family showers as they care for kids too sick to ambulate.  Nurses giggle and laugh and whisper when necessary. They gown up and put on masks and gloves in preparation to deliver the next chemo. And each of these individuals does this while time quietly marches on.

For some of us the clock will stop sooner than for others.  And I cannot help but wonder if I will be satisfied with how I have spent my time.  I want to leave this planet completely spent with nothing left to give of myself.  I want to know that I have loved hard and lived fully.  I want my “time” to matter.  And most importantly, I want the people I have loved so fiercely to feel I gave myself and my time in ways that were meaningful to them.

This week I challenge you to be thoughtful about your time.  Commit your time to the things that matter—your loved ones, your meaningful work, your health, your personal growth, or anything else that is important to you.  I know you’ll find you’re more content and fulfilled.

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As of January 18, 2023, Grant Blackford Mental Health and Family Services Society, two organizations that merged in April 2022, rebranded under the unified name Radiant Health.

We’re excited for you to meet the new us, and to get a chance to help work together on the new you.

How we help.

When you’re in the middle of it, addiction can feel like a dead-end road. We know for certain that it isn’t. Just like any mental health challenge, addiction is an obstacle on our path. And, with some innovation and hardwork, we can work our way around it. On the other side of that obstacle is a bright future with healthy relationships, purpose-driven life, and a profound joy that’s been missing for all too long.

What do we mean?

Like so many things, mental health is passed down through families. Through behaviors, mirroring, and conditioning, we learn so much of what we know from those closest to us. Oftentimes that’s for the better, sometimes it’s not. At Radiant Health, we’re here to help ensure that your family makes purpose and joy as hereditary as any trait you might pass down to future generations. With a bit of hard word, together, we can make joy run in your family. 

What is Better?

Better ≠ perfect. Better means a path of continuous improvement; of evolution. When we focus on getting 1% better, 1% brighter every single day., we’re able to see the joy in the moment, while feeling the pride that comes with taking the reins over your life and working hard on yourself.  Here at Radiant, to focus on your future, we move towards it one achievable step at a time. 

What is Better Care?

When we talk about “brighter, better care” through our specialized services it boils down to 3 simple ideas. First, better care is safer care. Our facilities and staff are trained and equipped to offer safe, secure facilities during any stay. Second, better care is a respect for dignity. We believe in the dignity of every human being and we treat each person with the same level of respect. Finally, better care is the pursuit of purpose. Our treatment is designed with the firm belief that every person has purpose and, through it, finds joy.

What to Expect?

At Radiant Health you can expect a warmth and cheer that are rare in the mental health space. We believe firmly that the commitment to mental health is a commitment to finding purpose, but also discovering joy in the pursuit of it. Walking through our doors is a simple and transparent process. You’ll begin with an initial consultation with our expert staff, developing a blueprint, and taking that first step towards incremental improvement.