The Willow Center

The Willow Center It is our mission to create solutions, empower individuals, and inspire healing. Welcome to the Willow Family!

The Willow Center is a DMHA-certified outpatient substance use treatment and mental health counseling center. We provide high-quality, evidence-based, innovative services for substance use disorders and other mental health or life concerns. Our number one goal at The Willow Center is to provide you uniquely better care and compassion that you won’t get anywhere else, a truly "boutique" treatment e

xperience. We consider it a privilege to serve you, and we are honored you would consider us as your care provider.

Congratulations to our revenue cycle manager, Andrea, on celebrating her 1 year work anniversary here at TWC! Simply put...
04/18/2026

Congratulations to our revenue cycle manager, Andrea, on celebrating her 1 year work anniversary here at TWC! Simply put, Andrea is a gem. She works hard. She’s incredibly knowledgeable. She’s the funniest person you may ever meet. We love having her as a teammate. Thank you for your dedication, Andrea!

Join us in wishing a very special lady, the one and only Sherry, a very happy birthday!! Sherry has over 13 years under ...
04/18/2026

Join us in wishing a very special lady, the one and only Sherry, a very happy birthday!! Sherry has over 13 years under her belt of service here at The Willow Center as our admin director, and we are so grateful for her dedication - we’ll take any reason we can to celebrate her!

Join us in congratulating Lexus, Outpatient Therapist & Clinical Trainer, on successfully passing her LCSW exam to achie...
04/14/2026

Join us in congratulating Lexus, Outpatient Therapist & Clinical Trainer, on successfully passing her LCSW exam to achieve the highest level of licensure! She worked so hard for this, putting in countless hours of compassionate direct care services, administrative work, professional skill development, and team building over the last two years. We are so incredibly proud of her in this achievement, and we are grateful for her leadership on The Willow Center team! Congratulations, Lexus!!

Join us in wishing a very happy birthday to Grace, one of our awesome School-Based Therapists at The Willow Center - Pit...
04/07/2026

Join us in wishing a very happy birthday to Grace, one of our awesome School-Based Therapists at The Willow Center - Pittsboro! Grace has a heart of gold, and she does an incredible job working with our youngest clients and their families. Day in and day out, she exemplifies her dedication to helping kids work through their biggest feelings with groundedness, compassion, and professionalism. Like Mister Fred Rogers once said, "When we can talk about our feelings, they become less overwhelming, less upsetting, and less scary. The people we trust with that important talk can help us know that we are not alone." Grace is that trusted person for so many kids in our community. We appreciate you, Grace, happy birthday!

Monday mornings can be heavy.For some people, it’s just the start of a new week.For others, it’s walking back into stres...
04/06/2026

Monday mornings can be heavy.

For some people, it’s just the start of a new week.
For others, it’s walking back into stress, cravings, pressure… or just trying to hold it together one more day.

If that’s you today, you’re not the only one 🤍

At The Willow Center, we see the people who show up anyway.
Tired. Overwhelmed. Unsure.
But still trying.

And that matters.

We have a seat for you.

You don’t need to come in with a plan.
You don’t have to have it all together.

Just come as you are. We’ll sit with you and figure it out together.

Sometimes the hardest part is just walking through the door.
Just focus on the next step.

When you’re ready, we’ll be here.

What’s one small win you’re focusing on today? Drop it below, we’d love to hear it.

And if nobody’s told you lately, you can do this. One day at a time.

317-852-3690

You can look like you have it all together…and still feel like you’re barely holding on.Most people won’t say it out lou...
04/04/2026

You can look like you have it all together…
and still feel like you’re barely holding on.

Most people won’t say it out loud.

They’re showing up.
Taking care of everyone else.
Getting through the day.

But inside?
They’re overwhelmed. Numb. Tired. Irritated. Checked out.

We see it all the time.

And we also see what happens when people finally get the right support.

Things don’t magically become perfect…
but they do start to feel manageable again.

That’s what our DBT program is about.
Real tools. Real support. Real people who get it.

If something in you has been thinking, “I can’t keep doing this like this…”
don’t ignore that.

Call us.
317-486-5971
www.thewillowcenter.com

You don’t have to hit rock bottom to get help.

👉 Be honest—how are you really doing lately? One word.

Last week, we shared about Drug Court and Work Release, and how misunderstood these programs can be.So we want to share ...
04/04/2026

Last week, we shared about Drug Court and Work Release, and how misunderstood these programs can be.

So we want to share a little more about Hendricks County Drug Court.

Drug Court started in the late 1980s as a different way to respond to addiction in the justice system. Instead of sending people straight to jail, it was built on the idea that addiction is a treatable issue, not just a criminal one.

It’s a restorative justice approach, focused on helping people take responsibility, rebuild their lives, and reconnect with their community… not just be punished.

It combines accountability (court oversight, drug screens, expectations) with support (treatment, counseling, structure).

The goal isn’t just to avoid jail, it’s real, lasting change. We don’t just want people to be compliant—we want them to actually change from the inside out.

Here in Hendricks County, that’s exactly what’s happening.

The Drug Court team shows up every day holding people accountable while still believing they’re capable of more. And at The Willow Center, we’re part of that process as a treatment provider—walking alongside individuals as they do the hard work of real change.

This only works when we’re aligned—courts, programs, providers—all working toward the same goal.

Not just compliance… but restored lives. And we get to see that happen every day.

What’s something people often get wrong about recovery or programs like this? Drop in the comments.

Everyone, this is Shane.He celebrated 18 months of continued sobriety on 3/30/26, and we at The Willow Center couldn’t b...
04/03/2026

Everyone, this is Shane.

He celebrated 18 months of continued sobriety on 3/30/26, and we at The Willow Center couldn’t be more proud.

Shane remains dedicated to his program, his faith, and continues to grow. We will never tell you that it's easy, but it is worth it. You're worth it!

He is pictured here with Brandon, our lead recovery coach, who is committed to walking alongside the people he serves every step of the way.

Help us celebrate this milestone and show Shane some encouragement 👇

If you’re on your own journey, drop your time below too, we see you.

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We had the opportunity to hear from Betsy Schuler (Hendricks County Drug Court) and Bridgette Collins (Community Correct...
03/30/2026

We had the opportunity to hear from Betsy Schuler (Hendricks County Drug Court) and Bridgette Collins (Community Corrections/Work Release) at our recent team meeting. They are two remarkable women making a real impact on our community.

For most of our team, these programs are familiar, but it was a good reminder, especially for newer staff, of how connected this work really is.

Drug Court gets misunderstood. It’s not soft. It’s a restorative approach that actually asks more of people, real accountability, real ownership, and the hard work of changing from the inside out. Not just compliance. Actual change.

Work Release carries that same purpose. It’s not a free pass. It’s a bridge, helping people stay connected to real life while still being held accountable.

Here’s why it matters.

This only works when we’re aligned. Courts, programs, providers, we’re all part of the same goal. We don’t just want people to follow rules, we want them to succeed.

Grateful for leaders like Betsy and Bridgette who show up every day and do the work.

Curious, what’s something people often get wrong about recovery or the justice system?

Teammates of the Quarter 👏Last Friday, we had the chance to recognize two people who are making a real impact, not just ...
03/26/2026

Teammates of the Quarter 👏

Last Friday, we had the chance to recognize two people who are making a real impact, not just on our team, but in the lives of the people we serve.

At The Willow Center, we’re intentional about who we bring onto this team. We look for people who elevate the work, the culture, and the care we provide, and both of these individuals do exactly that.

Yas – Pittsboro
Yas leads our adolescent IOP, and she has a way of connecting with teens that you can’t teach. They trust her. They show up for her. And that’s because she shows up for them, consistently, authentically, and with a level of care that stands out. The work she’s doing is meaningful, and it’s changing lives.

Brandon – Brownsburg
Brandon is our lead peer recovery coach, and what he brings to our recovery management program is powerful. He’s lived it, he’s walking the talk, and clients feel his sincerity. He’s relatable, approachable, and meets people without judgment, while still challenging them to grow. People don’t just listen to him… they believe him.

Grateful for both of them and the standard they set. This is what the work is all about. 💛

03/13/2026

Our own Operations & Community Director, Chase, had the opportunity to share about the different pathways into the behavioral health field in this awesome video series produced by Hendricks College Network and the Hendricks County Health Partnership. Check out the full version on youtube, along with 3 more great interviews from community partners if you want to learn more about the field: https://www.youtube.com/

Join us in wishing Brandon, our Lead Peer Recovery Coach, a very happy birthday! We are so proud of Brandon’s hard work ...
03/11/2026

Join us in wishing Brandon, our Lead Peer Recovery Coach, a very happy birthday! We are so proud of Brandon’s hard work as he supports our clients in their early recovery journeys. A true champion of recovery, he helps teach important skills to make living a sober and thriving life a reality for people. Happy birthday, Brandon!

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515 North Green Street Suite 402
Brownsburg, IN
46112

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+13178523690

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