St. Vincent Mercy Hospital Stress Center
St. Vincent Health offers a wide variety of services for children, young adults, adults and seniors to address issues ranging from stress-related illnesses to depression and anxiety to drug and alcohol addictions.
St. Vincent Mercy Hospital Stress Center
1448 South A St
Elwood IN 46036
Tel: 765 552-4611
Services
* Assessment
* Outpatient Services
Individual Therapy
Group Therapy
* Referral Services
Treatment Centers
Half-Way Houses
* Women’s Support Group
* Aftercare
* Medication Management
* Relapse Recovery
* Psychoeducation
* Family Involvement and Support
Treatment Works!
Studies show dramatic improvements when individuals participate in addictions treatment.
You are worth a happy and hopeful life!
Don’t wait—please call (765) 552-4611.
Addiction Services
Embrace! Empower! Educate!
* Embracing
St.Vincent Mercy Hospital Stress Center, a not-for-profit corporation, is committed to providing quality services to assist chemically dependent individuals and their families in recovery through programs of prevention, intervention, testing and treatment.
* Empowering
The Stress Center aims to empower men and women in ways that give dignity, hope and a healthier sense of self while in recovery from misuse, abuse or chemical addiction. The group is designed to help patients learn in a familiar, safe environment.
All services are provided without regard to sex, sexual orientation, race, color, age, religion or national origin. The program is accessible to persons with physical constraints.
* Educating
Individual Assessments
An individual assessment is provided to accurately develop a service plan that is tailored to meet the unique needs of each person --- adolescent, adult and senior adult.
Court-Ordered Treatment
The Stress Center works with various court systems to provide services that promote abstinence and treatment to offenders.
The Stress Center meets the requirements for court-ordered treatment and is certified by the Indiana Department of Addiction Services.
8-Hour Alcohol/Drug Education Program
The 8-Hour Alcohol/Drug Education program is a psychoeducational curriculum. The goal of the program is to reinforce positive changes and to deter a repeated offense.
Relapse Prevention Program — IOP Treatment Program
An intensive research-based program that meets two hours each week for 24 sessions has the following requirements: weekly group attendance, one weekly AA or NA meeting and a monthly family component. All members of the family are affected by the painful issue of chemical dependency. Family participation and involvement is an integral part of the program, with one family session per month.
Thinking for a Change Program
The Thinking for a Change Program is a two hour per week for nine weeks program. The program integrates cognitive, social skills development and problem-solving to help offenders learn how to change thinking patterns and behaviors.
Individual Therapy
Therapy is provided to individuals who have co-occurring disorders with chemically dependent issues. The program offers a cognitive-behavioral intervention designed to achieve abstinence and reinforce the value of Twelve Step participation. Family therapy and conjoint sessions are encouraged.
The St.Vincent Mercy Hospital Stress Center provides mental health services to adults, teens, and children when help is needed, whether for behavioral problems, emotional issues, or addiction struggles.
STAFFED BY HIGHLY SKILLED MENTAL health professionals, the St.Vincent Mercy Hospital Stress Center is committed to providing counseling services for the community.
The Stress Center clinicians, all experts in their fields, include:
* Gail Joy Smith, M.S.W., licensed clinical social worker, licensed marriage and family therapist, national board-certified addictions specialist
* Jodi Behlmer, M.S., licensed mental health counselor
* Charla Hazen, M.S.W., licensed clinical social woker
Here for You…
Regardless of the kind of problem, each patient works with his or her therapist to determine which plan of treatment will work best.
…No Matter What
Although many of our patients at the Stress Center are being treated for anxiety and depression, our professionals also provide treatment for substance abuse and addictions.
Not Just for Adults
Children aged 4 and up may also be seen at the Stress Center for problems, such as:
* Adjustments to problems in the family
* Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (AD/HD)
* Depression
* Developmental disorders
* Grief and loss
The St.Vincent Mercy Hospital Stress Center—located across the street from the main building—offers outpatient services Monday through Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Thursday from 9:00 a.m. to noon.
Call (765) 552-4611 for more information about the mental health services offered at the Stress Center.
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