Behavioral Health
IU Health Addiction Treatment & Recovery Center
Hours
At IU Health, we offer full services for you or loved one for addiction treatment and recovery. At this center at IU Health Bloomington Hospital, we help adults (18 and older) with a structured therapy program.
This structured program allows you to go to school or work. You'll also still be connected to your support system of family and friends.
Our Approach
Our goal is to help you break the cycle of addiction. We will support you or your loved one in developing the tools needed to build a satisfying life.
Our goal goes beyond just abstinence from your substance use disorder. We want to improve the patient and family’s quality of life in every domain. This includes work, school and personal relationships.
Our Services
Once you are enrolled in the program patients engage in a variety of services that may include group therapy, individual therapy, education, recovery coaching and skills training.
Your clinician will partner with you to help reach your therapy goals. Whether it is getting back to work, rebuilding relationships or improving overall quality of life, your counselor can help to walk alongside you in your process of healing.
Therapy Services
You will partner with your clinician to determine the appropriate level of care. Patients may attend individual therapy on a weekly or monthly basis or enroll in our Intensive Outpatient Treatment program (IOT).
Our IOT program consists of a minimum of 9 hours of services Monday-Friday for approximately 6-8 weeks. Patients are offered a clinical treatment team, including therapists, recovery coaches and medical staff. Aftercare is available for patients on an ongoing basis, even after program completion.
Hands-On Care
You will meet your treatment team upon enrollment with clinical services. Here at the IU Health Bloomington Addiction Treatment & Recovery Center, we believe in whole person wellness: in order to heal we must treat the mind, body and spirit.
During active addiction, many patients find themselves experiencing new, worsening, or unaddressed health concerns. People with substance use disorders often have other disorders such as depression, anxiety, bipolar and post-traumatic stress disorders. Our psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners will help address both your substance use and psychiatric disorders.
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) refers to the use of medications such as Suboxone, Vivitrol and naltrexone, in combination with counseling and other behavioral services, for the treatment of substance use disorders.
Here at IU Health, we can offer the support of these medications to as an adjunct to your recovery process during your engagement with our therapeutic services.
If you are interested in this type of care or support, please talk to the medical staff on site to find the best option for you.
Services Available
Our addiction treatment and recovery services include:
- Group psychotherapy
- Individual therapy
- Family therapy
- Medication Assisted Treatment
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Cognitive Processing Therapy for Trauma (EMDR)
- Recovery coaching
- Relapse prevention skills
- Aftercare program
- 12-step program education
- Mindfulness and meditation
- Exercise therapy and yoga
Addiction Treatment Services in Bloomington, IN
Our Approach
Our goal is to help you break the cycle of addiction. We will support you or your loved one in developing the tools needed to build a satisfying life.
Our goal goes beyond just abstinence from your substance use disorder. We want to improve the patient and family’s quality of life in every domain. This includes work, school and personal relationships.
Our Services
Once you are enrolled in the program patients engage in a variety of services that may include group therapy, individual therapy, education, recovery coaching and skills training.
Your clinician will partner with you to help reach your therapy goals. Whether it is getting back to work, rebuilding relationships or improving overall quality of life, your counselor can help to walk alongside you in your process of healing.
Therapy Services
You will partner with your clinician to determine the appropriate level of care. Patients may attend individual therapy on a weekly or monthly basis or enroll in our Intensive Outpatient Treatment program (IOT).
Our IOT program consists of a minimum of 9 hours of services Monday-Friday for approximately 6-8 weeks. Patients are offered a clinical treatment team, including therapists, recovery coaches and medical staff. Aftercare is available for patients on an ongoing basis, even after program completion.
Hands-On Care
You will meet your treatment team upon enrollment with clinical services. Here at the IU Health Bloomington Addiction Treatment & Recovery Center, we believe in whole person wellness: in order to heal we must treat the mind, body and spirit.
During active addiction, many patients find themselves experiencing new, worsening, or unaddressed health concerns. People with substance use disorders often have other disorders such as depression, anxiety, bipolar and post-traumatic stress disorders. Our psychiatrists and psychiatric nurse practitioners will help address both your substance use and psychiatric disorders.
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) refers to the use of medications such as Suboxone, Vivitrol and naltrexone, in combination with counseling and other behavioral services, for the treatment of substance use disorders.
Here at IU Health, we can offer the support of these medications to as an adjunct to your recovery process during your engagement with our therapeutic services.
If you are interested in this type of care or support, please talk to the medical staff on site to find the best option for you.
Services Available
Our addiction treatment and recovery services include:
- Group psychotherapy
- Individual therapy
- Family therapy
- Medication Assisted Treatment
- Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Cognitive Processing Therapy for Trauma (EMDR)
- Recovery coaching
- Relapse prevention skills
- Aftercare program
- 12-step program education
- Mindfulness and meditation
- Exercise therapy and yoga
We are happy you’re here. Let us walk you through the process of receiving support from our team of compassionate care givers. Inside our offices, you’ll find a team of therapists, medical personnel and peer recovery coaches to help you get started with our program.
Preparing for Your Visit
During the visit, we have a lot to cover. You’ll want to make the most of your visit with us. Before you arrive, it may be a good idea to:
- Have your providers send your medical records to our office. They may send via fax or through the mail. You may also bring a copy of your medical records with you.
- Bring your current list of medications. If you are unsure, bring your medications with you in a bag. We’ll go through them together.
- Bring insurance card(s) and identification.
- Arrive 30-45 minutes early to complete any outstanding paperwork.
- If you have any questions about insurance coverage, please contact our office and we can assist you.
Directions & Parking
The Addiction Treatment & Recovery Center is located west of IU Health Bloomington Hospital at 727 W Second St in the historic Hunter School building. Enter through the main doors and take the elevator to the second floor. Turn right off the elevator and follow the signage.
If you have difficulty locating the office suite, don’t hesitate to call our offices for assistance.
About Your Visit
We are happy you’re here. Let us walk you through the process of receiving support from our team of compassionate care givers. Inside our offices, you’ll find a team of therapists, medical personnel and peer recovery coaches to help you get started with our program.
Preparing for Your Visit
During the visit, we have a lot to cover. You’ll want to make the most of your visit with us. Before you arrive, it may be a good idea to:
- Have your providers send your medical records to our office. They may send via fax or through the mail. You may also bring a copy of your medical records with you.
- Bring your current list of medications. If you are unsure, bring your medications with you in a bag. We’ll go through them together.
- Bring insurance card(s) and identification.
- Arrive 30-45 minutes early to complete any outstanding paperwork.
- If you have any questions about insurance coverage, please contact our office and we can assist you.
Directions & Parking
The Addiction Treatment & Recovery Center is located west of IU Health Bloomington Hospital at 727 W Second St in the historic Hunter School building. Enter through the main doors and take the elevator to the second floor. Turn right off the elevator and follow the signage.
If you have difficulty locating the office suite, don’t hesitate to call our offices for assistance.
When you arrive at the Addiction Treatment & Recovery Center, you will be greeted by our compassionate staff. This team member will be your first stop to check in for your appointment, answer any questions and connect you to your provider.
Our staff will help to arrange your future sessions, reach out to you with appointment reminders and help you navigate the process of receiving your care.
If you’re coming in for your first appointment, you will complete a brief intake packet.
After you complete your initial paperwork you will meet with one of our clinical team members to complete your intake, treatment plan and create a strategy for your ongoing care.
What to Expect
When you arrive at the Addiction Treatment & Recovery Center, you will be greeted by our compassionate staff. This team member will be your first stop to check in for your appointment, answer any questions and connect you to your provider.
Our staff will help to arrange your future sessions, reach out to you with appointment reminders and help you navigate the process of receiving your care.
If you’re coming in for your first appointment, you will complete a brief intake packet.
After you complete your initial paperwork you will meet with one of our clinical team members to complete your intake, treatment plan and create a strategy for your ongoing care.
