For your convenience, we offer same day assessments at all of our outpatient offices.
For Boone, Hendricks, Marion, and Montgomery Counties, same day assessments are available from 8:00am–2:00pm, Monday through Thursday.
For Putnam County, same day assessments are available from 9:00am–2:00pm, Monday through Thursday.
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Lifelong Recovery Services
Persons entering services more frequently have co-occurring substance use and mental health problems as compared to persons with just a substance use diagnosis. Therefore, programming is designed from the ground up to accommodate people who have substance use disorders in addition to other mental health diagnoses. The co-occurring disorder program considers both substance use disorder and mental health issues simultaneously through various intensities of treatment.
Outpatient substance use disorder programs include: Engagement Groups, Outpatient Treatment Groups or Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOT) Groups, and a two-stage Relapse Prevention program. We also provide individual counseling for Substance Use Disorders.
Substance use services are available to adults ages 18 and older as well as youth under the age of 18.
Service divisions within our Lifelong Recovery Services include:
- Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOT)
- Relapse Prevention Group
- Individual Substance Abuse Counseling
- Opiate Agonist Treatment
- Peer Recovery Services
Intensive Outpatient Treatment (IOT)
As the most intensive outpatient treatment option, IOT is designed to assist consumers in acquiring the skills needed to maintain a successful recovery without substance use. This group meets three times per week, for three hours per day, for 12 weeks.
You can learn more about intensive outpatient treatment by visiting the following page:
Relapse Prevention Group
A less intensive alternative to IOT is the relapse prevention group. Individuals who graduate from IOT attend the relapse prevention group to meet the goals of their personal recovery plan. The relapse prevention group is intended to empower the individual with skills to prevent a return to previous addictive behaviors.
You can learn more about the relapse prevention group by visiting the following page:
Individual Substance Abuse Counseling
Some individuals receiving group-based substance abuse treatment may require additional support in the form of individual counseling. This treatment option may also be utilized as the best route of practice for some individuals.
You can learn more about individual substance abuse counseling by visiting the following pages:
- National Recovery Month 2021: Supporting Recovery from Substance Use Disorder in our Community
- Managing Dual Diagnosis: Cummins’ Tracy Waible on How to Identify and Treat Substance Use with Co-Occurring Disorders
Opiate Agonist Treatment
To support an individual’s recovery from substance use, psychiatrists and APRNs can provide pharmacotherapy interventions to establish and support sobriety for a variety of substances including opioids, alcohol, nicotine and sedatives/hypnotics.
Peer Recovery Services
Peer recovery services are provided by Indiana Certified Recovery Specialists who self-identify as being in recovery. Through the role of being a peer mentor, Certified Recovery Specialists connect with persons served in regard to understanding recovery, overcoming barriers to engagement, and defining what recovery means on a personal level. For individuals in the Lifelong Recovery Program, Certified Recovery Specialists attend IOT sessions alongside group members as well as engage in peer support outside of group settings.
You can learn more about our peer recovery services by visiting the following pages:
Success Story
"When the consumer first came to us, they did not believe that recovery was possible. In one of their first sessions, they made a comment about the therapist's bookshelf, doubting that ‘something in one of those books’ was going to help them.
Through relationships, time, and hard work, they got sober and learned how to manage their anxiety through exercise and interventions learned in treatment. They have over five years in recovery now. They have a career in a unionized, skilled field. They have a meaningful relationship and their first child. They are invited back to family events, holidays and cookouts. And today they go to court to attempt to expunge their felony record, which will allow for even more opportunity."
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