Aspire Indiana Health Hoak Building

What can I say about this place? To say that they saved my life would not be doing them justice. I walked in the front doors the first week of June in 2025 broken, terrified, fighting a chemical, physical and mental addiction to alcohol that had been ruling my life for four straight years. I was terrified to walk through the doors, but even more afraid not to. The staff in this establishment welcomed me with open arms, and though it sounds cliché, were the first group of many to love me until I could love myself. Veronica, now alumni coordinator, a tech at the time, and Britta, now a part-time tech, were the first two faces that greeted me and they made me feel like I was going to get through it. I graduated on July 4 of 2025 and am less than three weeks from celebrating one year of continuous sobriety. There are not enough words to thank the techs, the therapists, the nursing staff and medical team and everyone in-between. But since that’s all I have right now I will use those words to thank them for my life back. If you have a loved one struggling with addiction, I cannot recommend this establishment enough, there are not enough like buttons or share buttons to do them justice. My attached photos are not a comparison that I like to make all the time because it makes me sad occasionally, but it also makes me very proud. The first picture is from the day I walked in at Bridges Of Hope and the second picture is from a recovery event that I attended last month at 11 months sober. Bridges Of Hope will forever be a part of my family.