Bridges of Hope
We believe that treatment requires a clinical multidisciplinary approach consisting of assessment and identification of all related underlying issues.
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We believe that treatment requires a clinical multidisciplinary approach consisting of assessment and identification of all related underlying issues.
FIND OUT MORE GET HELP NOWBridges of Hope's treatment philosophy is anchored on evidence and the premise that alcoholism and drug addiction are clinical disorders that develop a dependence on mood/mind altering substances. Substance use disorders are developed and centered in the limbic region of the brain. Contributing factors to the development of substance use disorders are hereditary, developmental, environmental, and drug use itself. Working together, these factors lead to progression of addiction to alcohol and other drugs.
Bridges of Hope is a Joint Commission accredited adult substance abuse treatment program designed to achieve long-term recovery. We are licensed by the Division of Mental Health and Addiction of the State of Indiana for Detox, Residential, Partial Hospitalization, and Intensive Outpatient levels of care. Our treatment philosophy is based on a comprehensive and integrated approach to addressing all issues related to substance use disorders and other co-occurring mental health issues. Our services include addiction and recovery education, individual psychotherapy, group sessions, psychosocial assessments, psychiatric evaluation, medical examination, medication management, treatment planning, nutritional assessments, trauma therapy, physical conditioning, yoga, as well as numerous ancillary services.
We leave nothing to guesswork as we work with therapeutically proven and evidence-based clinical practices. We place superior client care as our highest priority and offer our clients all-inclusive treatment services. Our ultimate goal is to identify the challenges, concerns, and problems related to drug addiction, alcoholism, and mental health, and to provide professional clinical treatment to all our clients. Check out our facility to learn more!
Bridges of Hope is situated on a small picturesque lake in Anderson, Indiana. The 29 bed, 26,000 square foot facility offers a full gymnasium, cardio, and weight room. A game room is provided for the enjoyment of our clients. Our beautiful setting provides a perfect place for self-reflection while the individual begins to lay a foundation for recovery.
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