Recovery Support

Beacon Point is a single, convenient location for behavioral health services and substance use recovery for all Marion County residents, regardless of ability to pay. Multiple healthcare providers offer services on this private campus, allowing Marion County residents to get prompt, compassionate care for behavioral health concerns. From crisis response to group support to inpatient recovery. Beacon Point is committed to cultivating a healthy community. All Marion County residents can access:

To learn more about Beacon Point: https://mchdt.org/beacon-point/

Adult outpatient counseling provides services to adults with behavioral or emotional problems that are affecting their ability to function. Counseling services are provided in a focused, time-effective manner. Outpatient programs offer individual, group and family counseling, as well as access to a psychiatrist for evaluation and medication treatment if needed.

Free and Voluntary Nurse Home Visiting Program for pregnant mothers with substance use disorder and their children up to 2 years old. Nurse education, Breastfeeding Support, Developmental screenings, Materials and resources for new parents from specially trained Registered Nurses.

Whether someone is beginning their recovery journey or navigating new mental health challenges, peer support is always a great resource. Peer Support staff are available 24/7. Though each and every person is unique, talking with someone who has been there can bring out a new side of healing. Peer support in recovery is created to offer a more specialized conversation with someone who has walked a similar path. When someone is in the beginning of recovery, it can often feel overwhelming and hopeless, but getting the chance to speak with someone who understands can often be beneficial for both parties.

Often, individuals in recovery have a hard time seeing how things can get better when they feel as though they are at a standstill. Hearing from someone who has navigated those hurdles can instill hope that things can get better.

Peer support will often focus on the following:

• Sharing stories
• Mentoring
• Provide inspiration
• Emotional support

Along with peer support for those in recovery, these resources can also be beneficial for the family as well. When a loved one is in the beginning of their recovery journey, it is common for their family to be filled with worries and questions. Peer support can also be useful for those loved ones who have questions or in need of guidance for the long road ahead.

SMA Healthcare is proud to be the leader of behavioral healthcare services in our communities. With more than 55 years of experience in the industry, SMA Healthcare provides a full continuum of exceptional and comprehensive services for individuals suffering from mental illness and/or addiction.