Indiana Center for Recovery

10/09/2026

Getting help for drug or alcohol addiction or mental health concerns can come with a lot of questions. How does admission work? Will insurance cover treatment? What if you need help getting there?

At Indiana Center for Recovery in Mishawaka, Indiana, our team can help you work through those questions before you make a decision.

Here's what you should know about getting started:
Treatment options: Whether you're looking for alcohol or drug detox, residential addiction treatment, or mental health care, our team can talk through your needs and help determine an appropriate level of care.

Insurance: We accept many insurance plans, and coverage may pay for most or all of your treatment. Our team can check your benefits for free and explain what your plan covers.

Transportation: Getting to treatment shouldn't be another thing you have to figure out on your own. We can help arrange transportation to our facility.

You don't need to have everything figured out before calling. Even if you're reaching out for someone you love, you can ask questions, understand your options, and find out what getting started would look like.

📍Indiana Center for Recovery - Alcohol & Drug Rehab Center Mishawaka South Bend
215 W 4th St, Mishawaka, IN 46544

Call (844) 650-0064 to speak with our team 24/7. The call is free and confidential.
Learn more about treatment in Mishawaka:
https://www.treatmentindiana.com/locations/mishawaka-southbend/

10/06/2026

👋 Meet Dr. Michael Kane, MD, ABPN, Chief Medical Officer at Indiana Center for Recovery.

With more than 35 years in healthcare, Dr. Kane has played a major role in shaping how ICFR approaches addiction treatment, mental health care, and complex psychiatric needs across Indiana.

What we appreciate most about Dr. Kane is the way he thinks about treatment.

As he puts it, “Detox is not a one-size-fits-all solution.”

No two people come into treatment with the same history. Substance use, physical health, mental health, medications, past treatment, and what has or hasn’t worked before can all affect the next step.

Dr. Kane’s focus is on understanding that full picture and helping determine the approach that makes the most sense for each individual that walks through our doors.

His expertise also reaches well beyond our treatment centers. Dr. Kane regularly shares his perspective on addiction, psychiatry, trauma, mental health treatment, and recovery, with insights featured in national media including Newsweek, PsychCentral, MSN, and DailyMail.

💼 Experience & Leadership
35+ years practicing psychiatry
Chief Medical Officer of Indiana Center for Recovery
Helped lead ICFR’s expansion from 1 to 10 facilities
Provides medical oversight across addiction and mental health treatment
Regularly contributes his expertise to our educational content and public conversations about behavioral health

🎓 Education & Credentials
Indiana University School of Medicine
Residency training in Psychiatry and Family Medicine
Board-certified Psychiatrist
Previously maintained dual board certification in Psychiatry and Family Medicine for 20 years

Learn more about Dr. Michael Kane and our team at treatmentindiana.com.

09/24/2026

What can one year of sobriety actually change?

For one Indiana Center for Recovery alum, it meant getting his job, his health, and his family back. He entered treatment after losing his job and coming close to losing everything else.

At Indiana Center for Recovery, he found a program where the staff genuinely cared and knew each person's story, so a group setting still felt one-on-one. He calls it the best decision he ever made.

One year later, he has worked his way back into the management position he lost, is down 105 pounds, and has a great relationship with his wife and family. He had to start from the bottom to get there.

Every recovery looks different, and this is one person's experience.



https://www.treatmentindiana.com/

09/22/2026

What is outpatient addiction and mental health treatment like in Fort Wayne, Indiana?

📍Indiana Center for Recovery | Fort Wayne, Indiana
Behavioral health treatment for Allen County and northeast Indiana.

🏥 Levels of care
• Outpatient care for substance use and mental health
• Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
• Virtual care options

🧬 Therapies
• GeneSight® pharmacogenomic testing
• CBT, DBT, ACT, MBCT, MAT
• Motivational Interviewing, Psycho-Educational Therapy
• Trauma-focused therapies
• Relapse prevention and aftercare planning

🏆 Recognition
• Joint Commission Gold Seal, earned by less than 20% of treatment centers
• Named America's Best Treatment Centers by Newsweek every year since 2021

👥 Leadership
• Executive Director: Kelly Brown, LCSW
• Director of Outpatient Programs: David Debruicker, LCSW, LCAC
• Chief Medical Officer: Dr. Michael Kane, MD, ABPN, board-certified psychiatrist, 35+ years

📍 Access
• 7900 W Jefferson Blvd, Fort Wayne, IN 46804
• Serves Allen County and nearby areas
• Transportation provided from anywhere in Allen County
• Inpatient, residential, and teen care available through the wider ICFR network
• Insurance accepted, including BCBS, Tricare, Priority Health, UHC, UMR, and Indiana Medicaid. Call to verify your plan.

Part of the Indiana Center for Recovery network. 10 Indiana locations. 7,200+ alumni success stories.

📞 Call (855) 448-7778
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09/18/2026

The Indiana Daily Student just mapped out where to get help for addiction and mental health in Monroe County.

An actual list of doors you can walk through.

Indiana Center for Recovery Bloomington is on it. 📍

And one number to keep in your phone no matter what:
📞 988 for a mental health crisis, call or text

Because the hardest part is rarely deciding to get help. It's figuring out where to go at 2 am when you finally decide. 💛

Thank you, Indiana Daily Student - idsnews for making that easier. 🙏

Read the full article here: https://www.idsnews.com/article/2026/09/resources-for-addiction-mental-health-in-monroe-county

Local mental health and addiction treatment centers provide support for struggling people.

09/14/2026

Postpartum depression and postpartum psychosis are not the same thing. 🧠

One is common and serious. The other is rare and an emergency.

Our Chief Medical Officer broke down what families should watch for:
✔️ It comes on fast, often within days of birth
✔️ Delusions, hallucinations, severe confusion
✔️ No sleep, even when exhausted
✔️ Symptoms come and go, so someone may seem fine on some days
That last one is why families miss it. 💙

It's treatable. Most people recover fully. But it needs care the same day, not next week.

Thank you Louise Pieterse at Bored Panda for covering this story.

🔗 Read the full piece: boredpanda.com/lindsay-clancy-postpartum-psychosis-explained/

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09/11/2026

Still using after therapy or rehab? 🔍

You're not the only one searching for that answer.
And it doesn't mean you failed.

Sometimes the last program just wasn't the right fit.

At Indiana Center for Recovery, you get:
🧠 Care built around you, not a one-size-fits-all plan
⚡ Specialized treatments like TMS, EMDR, and IV therapy at select locations
🤝 Aftercare planning and an alumni program, so support doesn't stop at discharge
🔒 Confidential, judgment-free help from the very first call

What didn't work before doesn't decide what happens next. 💙

📞 (855) 448-7778

09/08/2026

👋 Meet Jackie Daniels , LCSW, CADAC
Director of Clinical Development, Indiana Center for Recovery

Licensed clinical social worker with 20+ years in mental health and addiction, and a person with lived experience herself.

💼 Experience
• 20+ years in mental health and addiction treatment
• Leads clinical development initiatives that expand access to care across Indiana
• Trains and speaks on co-occurring disorders, bipolar disorder, stigma, su***de and overdose prevention, and trauma-informed care
• 500+ presentations and speaking engagements

🎓 Education & Credentials
• Master of Social Work, Mental Health and Addiction, Indiana University
• Undergraduate degree, Indiana University
• Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW)
• CADAC certified

🏆 Recognition & Impact
• Featured on Lifetime Television's "Teen Trouble" with Josh Shipp in 2012
• Helped introduce the overdose antidote Naloxone to Indiana University students in 2016
• Founded the first Collegiate Recovery Program on the IU campus and the first in Indiana

🧠 Supports Evidence- Based Treatment
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
• Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
• GeneSight pharmacogenetic testing
• Trauma-informed care and co-occurring disorder treatment
• Holistic therapies including yoga, meditation, fitness, art, and music therapy

Based at Indiana Center for Recovery in Bloomington. 10 locations across Indiana, Joint Commission-accredited, and named the #1 treatment center in Indiana by Newsweek.

09/04/2026

📍 Indiana Center for Recovery | Carmel, Indiana

Discreet outpatient mental health and substance use care in Hamilton County, with flexible scheduling built around work, school, and family.

🏥 Levels of care offered
• Outpatient (OP) for mental health and substance use
• Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) with evening sessions
• Morning hybrid IOP groups with virtual options
• Coordination and transportation to inpatient care across the ICFR network when a higher level is needed

🧬 Evidence-based and advanced therapies
• GeneSight® pharmacogenomic testing
• Vivitrol injection
• Motivational Interviewing, Psycho-Educational Therapy
• CBT, DBT, ACT, MAT, MBCT
• Relapse prevention and aftercare planning
• 12 Step program and ongoing alumni support

🏆 Accreditations and recognition
• Joint Commission Gold Seal (top 20% nationally)
• 5.0 Google rating

👥 Clinical and medical leadership
• Chief Medical Officer: Dr. Michael Kane, MD, board-certified psychiatrist, 35+ years of experience
• 100+ years of combined professional experience across the network

📍 Access
• 14555 Hazel Dell Pkwy Suite 140, Carmel, IN 46033
• A private medical office setting between Westfield, Noblesville, and Fishers
• Serves Hamilton County and the northern Indianapolis metro
• Transportation coordinated throughout Hamilton County

🛏️ What to expect
• Modern, private, non-institutional office setting
• Day, evening, and hybrid scheduling for working professionals and students
• Full inpatient support available through the wider ICFR network

Part of the Indiana Center for Recovery network of 10 locations across Indiana, providing psychiatric hospitalization, residential rehab, detox, and outpatient therapies. 7,200+ alumni success stories.

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