Peer Recovery Services
Offering help and hope for substance use disorder
At Daviess Community Hospital, Peer Recovery Services provides crucial
support and guidance for individuals struggling with substance use disorder
(SUD). Whether you are currently battling addiction, on the path to recovery,
or supporting a loved one, our team is here to help.
Comprehensive support from Peer Recovery Specialists
Our Peer Recovery Specialists bring a wealth of expert knowledge and lived
experiences to offer a variety of services designed to support those affected
by SUD. Here’s how we can help:
Instrumental support
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Connection to resources: We connect clients with essential services, including SUD treatment, mental
health services, education, housing, employment, and food resources.
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Barrier removal: Our specialists work to identify and eliminate barriers to support, ensuring
confidentiality and privacy for all clients.
Informational support
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Personalized recovery pathways: We collaborate with clients to develop individualized recovery plans, setting
and achieving life goals along the way.
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System navigation: Our team assists clients in navigating complex systems such as judicial,
human services, and healthcare, making the recovery journey smoother and
more manageable.
Affiliation support
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Alternatives to addictive behaviors: We help clients find healthy alternatives to addictive behaviors, reducing
the risk of harm and relapse.
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Peer support groups: By connecting clients to peer support groups, we provide ongoing encouragement,
celebrate successes, and foster a sense of community.
A mobile integrated response team for Daviess County
Peer Recovery Services at Daviess Community Hospital serves as a mobile
integrated response team, available around the clock, every day of the
year. Our team is on call 24/7 to meet with individuals presenting to
the Emergency Department, those reentering the community from local jails,
and individuals within the community who need immediate support.
At Peer Recovery Services, we are dedicated to offering hope and practical
solutions for those impacted by substance use disorder. Contact us today
to learn more about our programs and how we can support you on your recovery journey.
Start your journey today
If you or someone you know needs assistance, contact the Peer Recovery
office at: (812) 254-2760, ext. 4178, or please fill out a
request form
Peer Recovery Services is located at 300 NE 14th Street in Washington, IN.