Delighted to be at today’s Veterans Community Resource Fair at Noblesville Schools Community Center from 11am-3pm, and to share information about a new Veterans Recovery Circle beginning soon at our cafe.
Recovery Café Hamilton County
Community Services
Fishers, Indiana 290 followers
A community center for all in recovery focusing on the four dimensions of recovery: Health, Home, Purpose and Community.
About us
The Recovery Café is a community of individuals from all paths of life. No matter where your steps have taken you; we are a place of support and stability. We do this by providing a beautiful, safe, warm, drug and alcohol-free space that comes with a loving community to anchor people in the sustained recovery they need to gain and maintain access to recovery resources such as: housing, social and health services, healthy relationships, education, and employment. Simply put we are a community center in support of all pathways to recovery. Traditionally, a person receives support when they are in crisis and finds that the support is removed once they begin to experience stability. That model of emergency intervention and abandonment sets one up for a tumultuous existence. The recovery café is the compassionate system of care of long-term support that’s available indefinitely. Members receive the care they need and typically reciprocate by becoming emerging leaders within their recovery community. The Recovery Café Hamilton County will support our members • with a delicious and nutritious meal each day we are open. • We provide a supportive healing community of people in recovery from addiction, trauma, homelessness, and other mental health challenges • We provide classes focusing on a variety of topics including relapse prevention, building healthy relationships, skill building, painting, writing, yoga and much more. We call this our School for Recovery. The recovery café services are free of charge to our members and guests. Our Members: • participate weekly in Recovery Circles. • Contribute to the life of the community, giving back to the café or community in some way. Our Goals at the Café are • to increase access to peer recovery support, • increase connectedness to the recovery community in Hamilton County, • increase awareness of recovery skills
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www.recoverycafehc.com
External link for Recovery Café Hamilton County
- Industry
- Community Services
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Fishers, Indiana
- Type
- Nonprofit
Locations
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Primary
7050 E 116th St
suite 100
Fishers, Indiana 46038, US
Employees at Recovery Café Hamilton County
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Sloane Thompson
Collaborative, Purpose-Driven, Strategic Leader & Coach
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Bryan Beasley
Associate Executive Director Recovery Café Hamilton County. Web Developer. Dedicated, Problem solver, open to learning at all times.
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Joylynn Foli
Internal Family Systems Practitioner to Assist in Balancing Your Inner System and Recovery Coach
Updates
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So excited for all I will learn and connections that will be made through the Hamilton County Leadership Academy starting in August. More about the HCLA Class of 2025 and the overall experience is in the link in the comments.
I'm so excited to share I will be a member of the Hamilton County Leadership Academy Class of 2025! I’m excited for the learning journey ahead and can't wait to connect with my classmates and the network of nearly 900 HCLA alumni. A link for more info about the HCLA Class of 2025 is in the comments.
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Recovery Café Hamilton County reposted this
🎨 📸 Submit your art for SAMHSA's #ArtOfRecovery project! Show how art empowers healing from mental health & substance use conditions. Submissions open NOW! #RecoveryIsPossible Learn more: samhsa.gov/recoveryart
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Recovery Café Hamilton County reposted this
Sun Bucks is a new benefits program that provides families $120 for each eligible school-aged child to buy groceries when school is out. Most eligible families will get these benefits automatically, but some parents will need to apply. This new program is available in addition to free meals that kids of all ages can get at summer meal sites in their communities. $120 isn't a lot of food but it can make a big difference. Let's feed these kids. #foodsecurity #hungrykids https://lnkd.in/gxZTa2NN
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These are excellent tips - and don’t let the number 45 scare you (I almost did). They’re a quick read - and worth re-reading multiple times each year. I just started following Will McTighe - you might want to follow him, too.
My 45 simple rules for career success. I wish I had learned these 10 years earlier: 1. Use your 20s to develop skills and figure out your life’s work. 2. Ask people who know you well to identify your strengths. Find jobs that use them. 3. Don’t send angry messages. Revisit with a cooler head. 4. Always overdeliver when working with someone new. 5. Don’t feel guilty for ending unhealthy relationships. 6. You are a product of your actions and thoughts. Build healthy ones. 7. Sleep on big decisions. 8. Be the note-taker. Writing = learning. 9. Be the person who gets things done every day. 10. Compounding is the 8th wonder of the world. Make a little progress every day. 11. Your time is more valuable than your money. Spend it well. 12. Take responsibility for your outcomes. Empower yourself to create different ones. 13. Save early. Feeling rich comes from spending less than you earn. 14. Be impatient short-term, and patient long-term. 15. Make decisions to minimize regrets. Regret haunts more than fear. 16. Take rest as seriously as work to avoid burnout. 17. Get offline. Recharging in nature > watching TikTok. 18. Build real professional relationships; you’ll make lifelong friends. 19. Learn to say hard things to people’s faces. 20. Being easy to work with counts for more than IQ. 21. Always send the follow-up email. 22. Understand your managers’ goals and help them achieve them. 23. Before asking your manager a question, ask ChatGPT. 24. You have 2 ears and 1 mouth—use them proportionally. 25. Don’t take advice from people who haven’t achieved what you’re trying to. 26. Trust someone until they give you a reason not to. It’s worth it. 27. Behave like everyone is watching, even when no one is. 28. Ask for feedback. Others see things you can’t. 29. Find a stable relationship. It’s the most important decision you’ll make. 30. Clear your emotional baggage. 31. You cannot look after others until you’ve looked after yourself. 32. Surround yourself with people who inspire and challenge you. 33. Learn to say no to things that don’t align with your goals. 34. Don’t take rudeness personally. You don’t know what’s going on for them. 35. Consume inspirational content to create your vision for the future. 36. Find and pay to learn from experts. 37. Most wealth comes from a few opportunities. Act fast when you see them. 38. Take opportunities that scare you. 39. Start investing in the S&P 500 from your first paycheck. Set up recurring buys. 40. Hard work is the foundation of success. 41. Build your personal brand early. 42. To make atypical money, take an atypical career path. 43. Turn every failure into learning with reflection. 44. Taking a job to prepare for another job is usually a waste. You’ll figure it out. Life is short, make it count. — ♻️ Repost this to help your network become top performers. 📌 Want a high-resolution PDF of this? 1. Just follow me Will McTighe 2. Sign up for my free Level Up Community at lnkd.in/gKzZUq-b
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Here is some encouraging news - let’s keep collaborating so that everyone can find pathways for healing and people who will come alongside in support so each and everyone of us can thrive.
Director of Indiana Division of Mental Health and Addiction | Chair, Indiana Behavioral Health Commission | Aspen Institute Ascend Fellow
Last 18 months in Indiana behavioral health: ✅ Historic Investment by our legislature in a new behavioral health infrastructure (Michael Crider and Co.) ✅ Consistent top 5 988 answer rate (Kara Biro and Lindsay Potts MSW, LCSW and team) ✅ Massive reduction in wait time for people found incompetent to stand trial to receive services (Katrina Norris and crew) ✅ Most recent news, provisional CDC data shows a 17% drop in overdose deaths (Kelly Welker and team) We also continue to lose far too many of our friends and neighbors to suicide and overdose, and access to care is an issue for many people, and we have significant challenges with workforce recruitment and retention. What’s the takeaway? Investment, collaboration, and committed leadership work, and we need a more of each. I like our chances with our team, though. https://lnkd.in/ehx_PE93
CDC: Indiana reports significant decrease in overdose deaths in 2023
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Very interesting and meaningful survey and actual statistics re: affordable housing in Hamilton County in the one page summary photo. Thank you HAND Inc. for the important work you do.
Today, Hamilton County Tourism President/CEO Brenda Myers presented recent findings from a Housing Sentiment Study led by the Hamilton County Housing Collaborative at HAND Inc.'s Suburban Housing Conference. 86% of survey respondents said they "think having a range of housing options at varied costs is important for our community." Learn more about the findings of the survey at https://lnkd.in/gKAVjDHY
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Great opportunity - check it out and share with those you think may be interested!
Are you interested in becoming certified as a Peer Recovery Coach? Step-Up, Inc. will be offering a FREE training for this state-recognized certification next month and coordinated by yours truly. 🎉 If you consider yourself to be... 1.) Justice impacted by the criminal legal system. (This includes affiliation) 2.) An individual who identifies as in recovery. This is the class for you, so what are you waiting for! Sign Up!! Lunch will be provided each day and all associated training costs are covered. Upon the completion of the training and certification process, individuals will receive the CCAR designation! Spots are limited, so please reach out to Chad Williams, Cwilliams@stepupin.org, if you are interested! PLEASE LET ME KNOW YOU WERE REFERRED FROM LINKEDIN!!!! #StepUpInc #PeerRecovery #PeerRecoveryCoach #CCAR
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Recovery Café Hamilton County reposted this
We still have a few slots open for the next Small Group Program starting this Sunday! These groups use farm chores to improve the emotional and mental health of teens by exposing them to stimulating and engaging experiences, such as interaction with animals, growing plants, physical labor outdoors, and teamwork. Learn more! https://lnkd.in/e5z2UJbZ
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Loved sitting at this table built by Purposeful Design at the Indy airport while waiting for my flight to NY to visit family. I’m hoping some of our Recovery Café Hamilton County members will have the chance to participate in some Purposeful Design classes in the future. I know the Recovery Café Indy members love these classes.
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