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Alliance for Substance Abuse Progress

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Alliance for Substance Abuse Progress

Changing lives through compassion, support, and education in Bartholomew County, IN

With an initial focus on opioids, ASAP is working to develop and implement a data-driven system focused on substance abuse prevention, early intervention, treatment, recovery, and enforcement that substantially reduces the prevalence of substance use disorder (SUD) in Bartholomew County and surrounding areas and helps those with SUD achieve recovery and become or return to being productive, contributing members of their communities.

04/01/2026

#3 Intellectual Wellness 🧠

Your brain has the ability to learn and grow at any age. Challenge yourself this week by trying something new—read a book, learn a skill, take a class, or attend a community event.

📚 Keep your mind active and curious. Your future self will thank you!

03/31/2026

Join us I wishing our ASAP team member, Phillip, a very HAPPY BIRTHDAY! 🎉 Thanks for all you do, Phillip! We hope you enjoy your day! 🎂

03/25/2026

#4 Financial Wellness 💰

Financial stress affects many of us—but small steps can make a big difference.

Start by taking control of your finances: review your spending, create a budget, or explore tools that help you plan ahead.

📊 A little time spent organizing today can help reduce worry tomorrow.

03/18/2026

#5 Social Wellness 🤝

Strong connections help us thrive. Take a moment to think about the people who lift you up and bring positivity into your life.

This week, choose one small action—call a friend, plan a coffee meetup, or spend time with family.

🌟 Surround yourself with people who support your wellness journey.

03/16/2026

Creating connections

People with mental and substance use disorders will often avoid getting treatment due to the stigma they experience for having these types of diseases. Connecting people to helping resources without judgement is important in becoming a stigma free community.

Stop the stigma and help connect people to resources.

Reach out to mental health and addiction treatment resources such as Stride at 877-463-6512, asapbc.org or mhmbc.org.

This message from ASAP Rethinking Wellness is 100% funded by SAMHSA.

03/13/2026

Stigma isolates, understanding connects.

Did you know? Nearly 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. experience mental illness each year and 10% of Americans age 12 and over report battling a substance use disorder. Breaking the stigma starts with compassion and education.

Learn how you can help at (https://www.stopstigmanow.org).

For mental health resources visit mhmbc.crediblemind.org

This message from ASAP Rethinking Wellness is 100% funded by SAMHSA.

03/11/2026

#6 Occupational Wellness 💼

Your job is a big part of your life—so taking care of your occupational wellness matters. Ask yourself: What small change could make my workday better?

Maybe it’s setting boundaries, taking a quick walk, improving your workspace, or practicing a few minutes of deep breathing.

⏱ Take 10 minutes today to invest in your wellbeing.

03/10/2026

You are not alone.

When a person experiences shame or judgement because of their need for mental health or addiction treatment, they can often experience stigma. Stigma can lead to isolation and isolation reinforces stigma. Letting people know they are not alone can end this cycle. Help is available.

Visit Stop Stigma Together (https://stopstigmatogether.org) to learn more.

This message from ASAP Rethinking Wellness is 100% funded by SAMHSA.

03/07/2026

Start the Conversation

We often focus on healing the body and less so on healing the mind. It is uncomfortable sometimes to extend the reach and start the conversation with mental health and addiction as the topic. Sometimes, the best support is simply being there and listening without judgment.

Visit mhmbc.org/standing-up-against-stigma to learn about local stories of inspiration.

For more information on mental health resources visit mhmbc.crediblemind.org.

This message from ASAP Rethinking Wellness is 100% funded by SAMHSA.

03/05/2026

Replace judgment with empathy.

Avoid using terms like "crazy" or "weak,” and labels such as “junkie” or “addict.”

Instead, remember mental illness and substance use disorders are medically diagnosable disases. Be encouraging and listen. Small changes in language make a big impact in reducing stigma.

Stay connected by liking us on Facebook at Alliance for Substance Abuse Progress

This message from ASAP Rethinking Wellness is 100% funded by SAMHSA.

03/04/2026

Wellness Tip #7: Focus on Your Spiritual Wellness

Life gets busy—but taking just 10 minutes a day to pause, reflect, or pray can help quiet your mind and reconnect with what matters most. Small moments of reflection can create space for peace, clarity, and stronger overall wellness.

✨ Small change. Big impact.

03/01/2026

Change the conversation. Change a life.

The words we use can either heal or harm, especially when it comes to having conversations about a persons mental health or substance use disorder. Let’s use supportive language that fosters hope and understanding. Learn more about stigma-free communication at (https://www.in.gov/recovery/know-th-facts/) For more information on mental health resources go to mhmbc.crediblemind.org.

This message from ASAP Rethinking Wellness is 100% funded by SAMHSA.

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1531 13th Street
Columbus, IN
47201

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday	8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8am - 4:30pm
Thursday	8am - 4:30pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Website

http://www.asapbc.org/

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