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About Centerstone
I Chose Centerstone of Indiana
A video about Centerstone Indiana and why our clients, staff and board members are proud they chose Centerstone.
I Chose Centerstone of Tennessee
A video about Centerstone Tennessee and why our clients, staff and board members are proud they chose Centerstone.
Reclaiming Lives
A video about Centerstone and our organization's purpose.
What to Expect on Your First Visit
An overview of what to expect on your first visit to Centerstone, including general information about what services we provide and the Centerstone philosophy of care. You may find it helpful to have our Client Brochure available while watching this video.
Centerstone of Indiana Services
Addiction and Forensic Services
Former convicts can get a second chance through Centerstone's Addictions and Forensic Services program. Made possible by a U.S. Department of Labor grant, we will help 400 former criminals in Bloomington, Ind. deal with mental health or addiction problems and find employment so they can provide for themselves and their families.
Project CARE
Indiana has the fastest growing prison population in the region, more than triple that of neighboring states Ohio and Illinois. 81% of offenders have a substance use disorder. Centerstone's Project CARE helps those still in prison and recently released.
Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment
Co-occurring Disorders Treatment is for adults who have a mental illness and a substance use disorder. The program offers intensive outpatient therapy, intensive case management, psychiatric treatment, medication management services, supportive services, family education and counseling, coordination with physical health services, and aftercare referrals.
Susan Gillpatrick's Wellness Series
for WSMV 4 News NashvillekNOw Depression
Publications
For a printable version of our complete directory of services, choose your state below:| Indiana | Tennessee |
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Reclaiming Lives is Centerstone's News Magazine. To catch up on our past issues, choose one below:
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