What We Treat

Alcohol Addiction Treatment in Northwest Indiana

Life is clearer on the other side.

Alcohol is woven into everyday life. If drinking has taken over, we can help.

Call any time. Confidential. A real person answers.

What it is

Alcohol use disorder is drinking that continues even though it is harming your health, your work, or your relationships.

Signs to look for

  • Drinking more, or more often, than you meant to
  • Needing alcohol to feel normal
  • Needing more to feel the same effect
  • Drinking at times that put you or others at risk
  • Hiding or downplaying how much you drink
  • Trouble keeping up at work or at home
  • Strain in your relationships
  • Low mood or low energy

These are signs that it’s worth talking to someone. They are not a diagnosis.

Why professional help matters

Stopping alcohol suddenly after heavy, regular drinking can be medically dangerous. A supervised detox is the safer way to begin, and treatment afterward works on the reasons behind the drinking.

What treatment involves

Treatment starts with an assessment. Depending on what you need, that can mean detox first, then residential treatment, then step-down care and alumni support, all on one campus.

Common questions

Do I have to drink every day for it to be a problem?

No. How drinking affects your life matters more than how often you drink.

Can I stop on my own?

If you drink heavily or daily, talk to a medical professional before you stop. Alcohol withdrawal can be dangerous without medical support.

Recovery is possible, and it starts with one call.

Call any time. Confidential. A real person answers.

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From the first call to life after treatment, step by step.

How It Works

In an emergency, call 911. If you are in crisis, call or text 988.

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