Hancock County Substance Abuse Resources
Hancock County is facing a number of pressing health issues in its community including addiction, mental health, and the cost of healthcare. The Support Navigators at Healthy365 want to provide you with our free services to help alleviate your suffering and find solutions to these challenges by partnering in your healing.
If you or a loved one is struggling with substance abuse, we can assist in assessing needs and finding a local behavioral health provider, resource, or program that best serves your well-being.
To tell whether you, or someone you know, has a problem with the abuse of alcohol, prescription or illegal drugs, check for these signs:
SIGNS OF ADDICTION
- Loss of control: engaging in behavior more or for longer than intended
- Neglecting family, friends, and other interests
- Decreased attendance or performance at work or school
- Risk-taking
- Relationship and anger issues
- Secrecy, including unexplained injuries or accidents
- Changing appearance: especially a serious decrease in cleanliness or hygiene
- Family history of addiction
- Tolerance: getting less of a reaction from the same amount of a substance or behavior
- Withdrawal: physical symptoms experienced when substances wear off
- Continued use despite negative consequences
SIGNS OF ALCOHOL ABUSE
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- Blackouts or temporary memory loss
- Regular arguments or fights with family members or friends
- Irritability, depression, or mood swings
- Continually drinking alcohol to relax, to cheer up, to sleep, to deal with problems, or to feel “normal”
- Unpleasant symptoms when one stops drinking: headache, anxiety, insomnia, or nausea
- Drinking alone, in the mornings, or in secret
- Physical symptoms, including flushed skin or broken capillaries on the face, a husky voice, trembling or shaking, bloody or black stools, vomiting blood, or chronic diarrhea
TREATMENT OPTIONS
There are many different approaches to treating substance abuse, but most include three basic phases: detoxification, counseling and aftercare support. The best treatment option for you will vary depending on the specifics of your addiction and life situation. Some common treatment programs include:
- Residential treatment centers offer a break from the stress and temptations of daily life
- Outpatient treatment centers provide support while remaining in a home environment
- Dual-diagnosis centers for patients with mental health problems as well as addiction
- Teen treatment centers can address the specific needs in younger patients
- Women’s drug abuse treatment centers focus on the complications that may accompany substance abuse in women, such as domestic violence or history of abuse
LOCAL RESOURCES
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS
Amity Church
100 N Mount Comfort Rd.
Greenfield, IN
Grupo Libertad
7981 Plummer Street
Lawrence, IN
AL-ANON
ALATEEN
DETOX & REHABILITATION
American Addiction Centers
Indianapolis, IN
Contact Hannah Watkins
Phone: 317-752-8945
Fax: 317-642-0748
hwatkins@contactacc.com
Tara Treatment Center
6231 South US 31
Franklin, IN 46131
Toll-free: 800-397-9978
Phone: 812-526-2611
Fax: 812-526-9949
Fairbanks Hospital
8102 Clearvista Parkway
Indianapolis, IN 46256
Phone: 317-849-8222
Toll-free: 800-225-4675
Access line: 317-572-9396
IU Behavioral Health
1701 N Senate St
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone: 317-962-2622
Midtown Community
Mental Health
3171 N Meridian St.
Indianapolis IN 46202
Phone: 317-941-5003
Phone: 317-880-8491
for Addictions
Bridges of Hope
2200 Madison Square
Anderson, IN 46011
Phone: 765-643-0121
Wheeler Mission
Hebron Center Program
245 N. Delaware St.
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Phone: 317-636-2720
Salvation Army Harbor
Light Detox
2400 N. Tibbs Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46222
Phone: 317-972-1450
St. Vincent Health St. John’s Anderson Center
2210 Jackson St.
Anderson, IN 46016
Phone: 765-646-8444
Valle Vista Health System
898 East Main St.
Greenwood, IN 46143
Toll-free: 1-800-447-1348
Phone: 317-887-1348
Options Behavioral Health Service Alcohol/Benzodiazepine
5602 Caito Dr.
Indianapolis, IN 46226
Toll-free: 1-800-432-1114
Phone: 1-317-544-4340
Wheeler Mission Center
for Women and Children
3208 E. Michigan St.
Indianapolis, IN 46201
Phone: 317-687-3630
Hickory House
5486 W. Us Highway 40
Greenfield, IN 46140
Phone: 317-434-5375
MISCELLANEOUS
The Landing
18 West South Street
Greenfield, IN
Trinity Lutheran Church
8540 East 16th Street
Indianapolis, IN
Phone: 317-897-0243
Saint Lawrence
Catholic Church
6944 East 46th Street
Indianapolis, IN
Phone: 765-288-9223
SUPPORT GROUPS & THERAPY
Indianapolis Intergroup Inc. Alcoholics Anonymous
1915 W. 18th St.
Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone: 317-632-7864
Brandywine Community Church Celebrate Recovery
1551 E New Road
Greenfield, IN 46140
Phone: 317-462-4777
Brookville Road Community Church Celebrate Recovery
7480 West US 52
New Palestine, IN 46163
Phone: 317-861-3880
Outlook Christian Church Celebrate Recovery
6531 N 600 W
McCordsville, IN 46055
Phone: 317-335-6815
The Way Out Club
226 Cherry St.
Greenfield, IN 46140
Phone: 317-468-0082
Vineyard Community Church at Mt. Comfort
1672 N. 600 W.
Greenfield, IN 46140
James Hage: 317-894-3280
jhage@lilly.com
Chemical Dependency Outpatient Program
Group Therapy
98 E. North St., Floor 2
Greenfield, IN 46140
Phone: 317-462-3733
Community Behavioral Health Services
145 Green Meadows Dr, Suite 1
Greenfield, IN 46140
Phone: 317-621-5719
Salvation Army Harbor Light
2400 N. Tibbs Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46222
Phone: 317-972-1450
St. Vincent Madison County Health St. John’s
Anderson Center
2210 Jackson St.
Anderson, IN 46016
Phone: 765-646-8444
SMART Recovery
801 N. State St.
Greenfield, IN 46140
Call Betsy at 317-626-7719
The Landing
18 W. South St.
Greenfield, IN 46140
Phone: 317-525-7791
Thelanding4teens@gmail.com
Hancock Counseling & Psychiatric Services
120 W McKenzie Road
Greenfield, IN
Phone: 317-468-6200
The Jane Pauley Community Health Center
1107 N State St.
Greenfield, IN
Phone: 317-477-5263
Families First
98 E North St.
Greenfield, IN
Phone: 317-462-3733
2021 Mental Health Campaign
IT’S TIME TO OPEN UP ABOUT MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE IN HANCOCK COUNTY.
Hancock County desperately needs professional services and support programs to address the growing mental illness and substance use problems in our community. To that end, our Hancock Health Foundation is raising $3.5 million to fund critical support and resources for our community.
healthy365 means keeping health in mind at home, at work, and at school—and making all our days in Hancock County bright and full of life. So get involved, be informed, and help us make Hancock the healthiest county in Indiana.
