Mockingbird Hill Aspire

02/27/2026

Aspire's outpatient addictions services team recently got together for a full-day training to discuss the team’s vision of the future. Leadership provided education and resources, and there was time for connection and conversation.

“There is something special about getting our entire six-county team in one room,” says Aspire Director of Addiction Treatment Services Katie Dalton. “We are walking away more unified and ready to roll out some new processes and services, all designed to enhance the individualistic care our clients deserve.”

Learn more about Aspire's substance use disorder (SUD) services here: https://ow.ly/QUZm50Yn0Zb

02/20/2026

Recovery Rising, February Issue

We want to celebrate the strengths and successes of individuals in recovery. We invite you to help us honor and witness their progress and resilience. 🩷💗🥰

In this month's newsletter:
Leaders in Recovery: Katie Dalton
Level Up Day: Addictions Outpatient Program Training
Join Aspire's Addictions Services Team

Click here to read the February issue: https://www.mockingbirdhill.org/blog-post/recovery-rising-february-2026

02/12/2026

Today we’re celebrating an incredible therapist as she steps into a well-deserved retirement. This work takes true dedication, compassion, and heart — and you’ve shown all of that every single day. The care you’ve given and the lives you’ve helped change have made a lasting impact that won’t be forgotten.

Cindy, we’re so grateful for everything you’ve poured into this work. You will be deeply missed, and we’re wishing you nothing but peace, happiness, and a fulfilling next chapter!

02/09/2026

Want the latest in recovery news and updates from Aspire Indiana Health? Sign up for our Recovery Rising Newsletter, celebrating the strengths and successes of the people we serve along with stories from Aspire's Whole Health Recovery Continuum (WHRC).

Sign up today: https://www.aspireindiana.org/Signup-recovery-rising

02/03/2026

Boone County is marking major milestones in its local justice system with another successful drug court graduation, a celebration of recovery and transformed lives. 🎓💗🥳👏

Following completion of the 18-month to two-year long specialized program for repeat offenders who only have drug-related convictions, the county honors the meaningful progress with a drug court graduation ceremony.

“You all are out there every single day, working hard and I commend that,” said Katie Cutrell, clinical manager for addiction services at Aspire’s Lebanon health center. “I can’t imagine how hard it is and how brave you have to be to do it.”

Read the full story here: https://www.reporter.net/celebrating-recovery/image_d2ebe595-9bc4-4c51-901f-9921bd5640e4.html

Proud loved ones showed their support Thursday at the second Boone County Drug Court graduation ceremony.

02/03/2026

Mockingbird Hill Aspire is looking for some excellent candidates to join our culinary team! Under the leadership of Chef James Bryant, we are eager to expand our Food Services team and enhance our resident dining experience. If you know someone who would excel in this opportunity, please encourage them to apply!!

WE SERVE ALL. WE HIRE ALL. WE ACCEPT ALL. Now interviewing for Food Service Worker - Full Time Aspire Indiana Health is a nonprofit provider of comprehensive “whole health” services including primary medical care, behavioral health, recovery services and programs addressing the social determinan...

01/29/2026

As Aspire's Director of Recovery Support Services, Eliot Severeid is a passionate and results-driven leader, leading his teams to deliver high-impact initiatives that address pressing social issues centered around recovery.

“Eliot is a fierce advocate for the people we serve and develops wonderful relationships with his teammates through empathy, humor and integrity. His dedication to self-improvement fosters growth in those around him.” 🥰🫶💗

Read more about Eliot's story here: https://ow.ly/2LUJ50Y5vox

01/19/2026

"So even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow, I still have a dream. It is a dream deeply rooted in the American dream. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal." ~ (excerpt) “I Have a Dream” Speech by the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. at the “March on Washington,” 1963

01/14/2026

Recovery Rising, January Issue 🎉🫶

We want to celebrate the strengths and successes of people in recovery who are working every day to put their lives back together and overcome the specter of addiction. 🩷💗🥰

In this month's newsletter:
Leaders in Recovery: Eliot Severeid
Heroes for Recovery Awards
Make a Difference by Helping Others

Click here to read the January issue: https://www.mockingbirdhill.org/blog-post/recovery-rising-january-2026

12/31/2025

The gift of recovery is continuous. Every day presents a new opportunity to experience gratitude, joy and pride in one’s recovery. 💗🥰💝

“To anyone who struggles with addiction, please know you are not your mistakes,” says Team Lead - Peer Recovery Specialist Sara Grady. “Tomorrow is a new day, and there is so much life ahead of you not defined by addiction but instead by your resilience. Protect your space, count the small wins, and lean on the people who want to see you succeed.”

12/29/2025

“The holidays are truly a time to be grateful,” says Community Health Worker and Macy Driver Michael Burke. 🥰🎄💖

“The realization that others want me present today and to be involved in their lives brings a sense of peace and joy that used to be unimaginable. The ability to forgive and be forgiven, to let go, would not be possible without being active in my recovery. Accepting help is the first step; we all deserve better.”

12/26/2025

The intersection of recovery and the holidays can be filled with difficult moments and choices, but it can also be filled with a deep sense of gratitude. ❤️🫶🎁💝

“I know, for many, the holidays can lead to isolation and suffering,” says Aspire Senior Vice President of Addiction Recovery Services Darrell Mitchell. “Early in my recovery, when I was hopeless and in pain, I experienced love and kindness from strangers. They didn’t expect anything from me in return — other than paying it forward. I had no idea they were showing me how to live a peaceful, purposeful life. For that I will be forever grateful. Today, gratitude and service to others are deeply linked daily practices. It truly is the gift that continues to give.”