Compassionate, evidence-based care for mental health and addiction in Muncie. Outpatient therapy, our intensive outpatient program (IOP), and peer support are open now, with partial hospitalization (PHP) coming soon. We take particular care of service members, veterans, and their families.
Outpatient therapy, intensive outpatient, and peer support are open today. Partial hospitalization is coming soon, so you'll be able to get more support from the same team when you need it.
Regular therapy that fits around work, school, and family. OP starts with a free assessment and includes individual therapy, group counseling, and ongoing check-ins with your care team.
More structure than weekly therapy, while you keep living at home. IOP brings you in several days a week for group counseling and individual therapy, planned around work and family.
Support from Peer Recovery Specialists who have lived experience with recovery. They walk alongside you with one-on-one sessions, support groups, and practical help rebuilding daily life.
Addiction and mental health conditions often show up together, so we treat them together. Our care is trauma-informed from the first phone call on.
Military life brings its own pressures: deployments, moves, injuries, the transition home. We understand that culture, and we build it into treatment. Families and caregivers are welcome in that work, because they serve too.
You deserve care that understands what you're facing, respects your path, and supports your goals. Here you'll build the tools, confidence, and support to get past obstacles and toward a healthier, more independent life.
Proven methods such as the Matrix Model, CPT, and DBT, delivered by licensed clinicians.
Your plan is built around your history, your goals, and your life, and it changes as you do.
Trauma-informed care, mindfulness, and life skills that support the whole person.
Peer recovery specialists, family sessions, and recovery housing so you aren't doing this alone.
Talk with our admissions team about what's going on. It's confidential.
A clinician meets with you at no cost and recommends the level of care that fits best.
We check your insurance and explain your costs before you start.
We set your start date together and tell you exactly what to expect.
We want more for people than getting sober or getting stable. We want them and their families to rebuild their lives and find their purpose again.
Tamra has worked in mental health and addiction treatment for more than 15 years and has long been committed to serving the military community. She leads Freedom Behavioral Health's clinical and community programs as the organization grows.
Freedom Behavioral Health serves Delaware County and the surrounding communities, so families can take part and patients can keep their jobs and routines.
