Center for Problem Resolution Elkhart

Center for Problem Resolution (CPR) is an Elkhart, Indiana outpatient alcohol and drug treatment and education provider serving residents throughout Northern Indiana.

Since 1987, CPR has offered structured addiction services alongside anger, violence and domestic violence intervention programs for adults and young adults.

The facility pairs practical education with evidence based recovery support, meeting clients where they are and equipping them with real-world tools for lasting change.

Intensive Outpatient Addiction Treatment

CPR's core offering is its eight-week Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), featuring two-hour sessions held three times weekly, with family programs and aftercare included.

Treatment blends educational lectures, videos, outside speakers and group discussions with proven approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and relapse prevention.

Clients also benefit from Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT), a structured cognitive behavioral group method that addresses substance use, trauma and related concerns.

Prior clients note the classes gave them the tools they needed to make better decisions.

Bilingual and Dual Track Programs

CPR broadens access with a dedicated bilingual Hispanic alcohol/drug education and outpatient program led by Spanish speaking staff.

The facility also offers an integrated 40-week IOP/Abuse Intervention dual-track option for clients whose assessments indicate both addiction and violence concerns, plus a focused marijuana track.

CPR operates from on South 5th Street in Elkhart, serving Northern Indiana through in-person outpatient care and potential telehealth options.

Founded in 1987, the agency requires a CPR assessment before clients begin any service.

Payment options may include private pay, self payment and government funding, with a scholarship program available for those experiencing financial difficulty.