Emberwood Center

Emberwood Center treats substance abuse and mental health conditions for adolescents and adults. You'll find 'em out in Indianapolis, Indiana. They provide comprehensive addiction treatment with traditional and non-traditional approaches. Their outpatient program is appropriate for those who want to live at home and continue working or attending school while receiving flexible addiction care.

You’ll attend individual therapy where they can work one-on-one with a skilled therapist experienced in addiction challenges. You can discuss your struggles and challenges in a safe space and work on thoughts and feelings that may have led to your addiction issues.

Group therapy provides a more open setting to share your feelings with others in recovery. The members may offer valuable feedback that helps with our sobriety journey and allows you to have a supportive network of people who understand your challenges.

Peer recovery coaches are there to help guide you through the program. They can offer support and a positive perspective from someone who has been in your shoes and knows overcoming addiction is possible. Recovery coaching also ensures you get more personalized treatment while in the program.

Animal therapy can help you resonate with the world and promotes positive, uplifting moods. It can also help with responsibility and communication.

Art therapy allows for creative expression and can be a positive outlet for emotions. Mindfulness techniques may be combined with art therapy to help guests connect with their inner emotions and thoughts.

They use proven methods, like cognitive behavioral therapy and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing. Their team believes that there is a collaborative relationship with guests and that their evidence-based approaches to healing can lead to lifelong sobriety.

Emberwood Center is accredited by CARF International and certified by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration Division of Mental Health and Addiction, The Indiana Problem Gambling Awareness Program, and the Indiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence.