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Flexible Support for Your Journey to Wellness

 

Recovery is a journey that happens where you live, work, and thrive. Our Outpatient Services are designed for individuals who do not require 24-hour supervision but still benefit from professional guidance, clinical therapy, and a supportive community.

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Whether you are stepping down from a residential program or seeking help for the first time, we provide the tools you need to maintain long-term sobriety while staying connected to your daily life.

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We offer various levels of outpatient care to meet you exactly where you are:

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  • Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Matrix Programs: A structured program that uses evidence-based curriculum and provides services that include therapy (group, individual, and family), case management, education classes, peer support, and family education. Ideal for those who need a high level of accountability while maintaining their home or work schedule. For more information on our Matrix Groups please click these links: Morning Matrix Group and Evening Matrix Group.

  • Individual therapy: Sessions that focus on the client's unique set of emotions, thoughts, and history and collaboratively work toward individual solutions to enhance recovery.

  • Outpatient Specialty Groups: Groups that meet one or two times a week and are designed for those who have some period of sobriety and have already completed an intensive program. These groups include Dialectical Behavior Therapy, Mindfulness-Based Relapse Prevention, and more.

  • Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT): Access to medical support, if recommended as part of your comprehensive recovery plan. ​​​

Is Outpatient Care Right for You? 
Outpatient services are a great fit if you:
 

  • Have a stable and supportive living environment.

  • Are motivated to attend regular weekly sessions.

  • Need to maintain employment or family commitments during treatment.

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What to Expect on Your First Visit

​Welcome! We want your first visit to be as smooth and supportive as possible. Before you meet with a therapist for your initial assessment, there are a few essential steps to help us get started on your journey.​

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Step 1: Privacy and Consents

Our team will meet with you privately to review and sign necessary paperwork. This includes:

  • Consent to Treat: Giving us permission to provide you with care.

  • Privacy Practices: We will provide you with a copy of our privacy policies so you know how your information is protected.

  • Release of Information (ROI): If you’d like us to coordinate care with family members or other providers, you can sign a release to give us permission to do so.

 

Step 2: Health Screenings and Assessment Prep

To help our clinicians understand your unique needs, we ask all new clients to complete the following:

  • Initial Paperwork: You will fill out brief questionnaires regarding your mental health history and any substance use.

  • Urine Drug Screen (UDS): As part of our comprehensive assessment process, a UDS is required during this first visit. This helps us ensure we are creating the safest and most effective treatment plan for you.

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Step 3: Insurance and Financial Assistance

If you do not have insurance, don't worry, we are here to help!

  • We can assist you in applying for Presumptive Eligibility for the Healthy Indiana Plan (HIP). If approved, your coverage begins immediately.

  • Once approved, you’ll have 30–60 days to complete the full application. Our staff is available to guide you through this process.

 

Step 4: Your Clinical Assessment

Finally, you will meet with a licensed clinician specializing in addictions and mental health. During this time, they will:

  • Review the information you provided.

  • Discuss the challenges you’ve been facing.

  • Collaborate with you to develop a personalized treatment plan and schedule your follow-up appointments.

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Our initial time together is all about getting to know you and understanding your unique journey. We’ll spend this first appointment talking through your goals and working together to create a personalized plan that feels right for you. Once we’ve agreed on a path forward, we will get your future appointments on the calendar. Please note that this first visit is focused on your clinical assessment and does not include a meeting with a physician.​

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