Twice a week, our Day Services Program members welcome our Indian Creek Foundation Pastor, John Hank, to lead a Chapel service. Because of our long history of partnership with the local Mennonite churches, it is important to ICF’s philosophy to maintain the values of compassion, relationship, and service. Chapel reminds us of these values and …
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Individuals who travel the road of recovery from mental health challenges, including those compounded by substance use disorders, will often find further purpose in supporting others who are earlier in the recovery process. People with a lived experience offer a perspective that is relatable to others who may be struggling with similar issues. Individuals who …
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Families who have a child or adolescent facing behavioral or emotional challenges typically desire comprehensive solutions that address the immediate needs as well as long-term outcomes. The Intensive Behavioral Health Services (IBHS) program at Indian Creek Foundation offers families support and resources to help their children adapt and thrive. The IBHS program takes a team …
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“Music is the universal language of mankind.” Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Music really is a special language, isn’t it? In our Day Services Program, music is an integral part of our daily routines. Whether listening to music or singing along, our participants truly enjoy the ability to express themselves in the ways that only music can …
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We all know that regular movement and exercise are necessary for maintaining good health. When we incorporate play and socialization into exercise, it makes the experience much more enjoyable. For many people, gentle exercise is much more beneficial than rigorous cardio or competitive sports. Low impact physical activity is great for reducing stress, improving mood, …
“Autism. Okay, now we know. What are our available resources?” By the time many families receive an official autism diagnosis for their child, relief is often the prevailing emotion. Before they know for certain, families are limited in their resources, answers to questions, and searchable content. If nothing else, diagnosis gives them something concrete with …
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