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Addiction Services

(260) 481-2800

Addiction is a disease that can be successfully treated. 

Park Center's Addiction Treatment Services provides care to individuals who abuse or are addicted to alcohol, prescription drugs, or other drugs.  Also served are those who may have coexisting psychiatric conditions and those who have problem gambling concerns.  A multidisciplinary team provides full diagnostic evaluations and uses well-established psychiatric and medical treatment methods. Our services available are:

  • Structured Outpatient Program - This three-phase service helps individuals maintain abstinence, learn about the addictive disease process, utilize 12-Step recovery resources and tools, develop new abstinence-based skills and behaviors, and establish an effective program of recovery.  Targeted groups, such as the "Women in Recovery" group, address unique concerns.  Family member and/or significant others are encouraged to become involved.
  • Random Drug Testing Services - an array of cost-effective alcohol and drug testing is offered for the purpose of helping the individual gain and maintain abstinence for all non-prescribed mood-altering substances. 
  • Saturday Education Course - offered is a 12-topic 'Living In Balance' Saturday education course that can be completed in 16 hours over two separate Saturdays. The purpose of the program is to disseminate addiction recovery information to the individual that has a substance abuse diagnosis or may have a substance dependence diagnosis, but could benefit from the course.
  • Residential Programs - Harmony House and independent living options provide residential services to those individuals needing therapeutic supervision in their lives and a safe environment while in their recovery process. Park Center also collaborates with the Fort Wayne Womens Bureau Transitions residential program which helps women overcome the key barriers to successful, long-term recovery by addressing parenting and family bonding issues, self sufficiency, education, and job skills as well as the addiction. See link to view more about the Transitions program:  http://www.womensbureau.com/transitions
  • Addiction Psychiatric Services - Those receiving Addiction Services, who may have co-occuring problems like anxiety, depression, or who may need some medication to assist them with the withdrawal process, may be seen by a board certified addictionologist.