Heroin and Opioid Treatment Overcoming opioids can be extremely difficult. Many people try to quit, only to be confronted with severe and uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms. Our facility specializes in opioid treatment and offers a full continuum of care. The easiest and most effective way to quit using drugs is to enter a treatment program for … Read more
Alcohol misuse in the United States has been a serious public health concern for many years. Now, the COVID-19 pandemic is causing alcohol misuse and addiction rates to rise, further complicating public health needs and putting a higher number of Americans at risk. Continue reading to learn more about how COVID-19 is fueling alcohol use … Read more
Our Residencies and Practice Partnerships Indiana Center for Recovery partners with educators, colleges, and universities to prepare the future of mental health treatment providers. Through these formal relationships, we share our experts, train participants through direct practice, and instill a vision for community-wide, personalized recovery. Through accountability, credit, and skill-building—we help transform mental health care … Read more
What is Cognitive Behavioral Therapy? Cognitive behavioral therapy, which is commonly known as CBT, was developed sometime in the 1960’s by doctor Aaron Beck. CBT was initially developed to treat short-term depression before it was explored by other psychological experts and integrated as part of the comprehensive treatment for individuals dealing with not only depression … Read more
