*This session is intended for residents of Tennessee. Register For This Online Training Synopsis of Training This course is designed to explore how Measurement Informed Care (MIC) can reduce the cognitive load which is inherent within mental and behavioral health care, leading to both reduced burden for clinicians, and better outcomes for clients. This training
This evidence‑based group is designed to teach practical skills, increase motivation, and support members in reducing tobacco use and breaking free from a highly harmful habit. The group focuses on building healthier routines and encouraging engagement in treatment and meaningful activities. Who can Join? All individuals in Centerstone services are welcome, including: Individuals who are
Seeking Safety is an evidence-based skills group tailored to women who have experienced trauma or substance use. Seeking Safety offers 25 topics, each representing coping skills relevant to trauma and substance use disorder, such as healthy relationships, healing from anger, and recovery thinking. To promote a safe and effective treatment group, this event is only
Zero Suicide groups meet weekly via Zoom. In these groups, we discuss why some of us experience suicidal and other distressing thoughts, skills to manage them and reduce emotional intensity over time, how to build a meaningful safety plan, and ways to build a live worth living. We discuss glimmers (small moments of joy that
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is offered to Centerstone's adult patients who experience intense emotions and have difficulty managing them. Who can Join? Centerstone patients 20 year and older What to Expect? This group provides structured DBT skills training to support emotional regulation, reduce impulsive reactions, and build healthier coping strategies. Every Monday Beginning June 15,
Build the skills you need for greater independence and everyday success. This supportive group focuses on practical topics such as budgeting, responsible spending, creating resumes, practicing interview skills, maintaining housing, and navigating other real-world challenges. Whether you’re preparing for employment, working toward stable housing, or simply looking to strengthen your daily living skills, this group
This evidence‑based group is designed to teach practical skills, increase motivation, and support members in reducing tobacco use and breaking free from a highly harmful habit. The group focuses on building healthier routines and encouraging engagement in treatment and meaningful activities. Who can Join? All individuals in Centerstone services are welcome, including: Individuals who are
As part of this supportive teen group, participants can explore the challenges of growing up, learning practical coping skills, and build confidence in managing their emotions. Who can Join? Youth ages 12-19 What to Expect? Participants can connect with peers their age, learn new skills, and gain confidence navigating the ups and downs of adolescence.
Zero Suicide groups meet weekly via Zoom. In these groups, we discuss why some of us experience suicidal and other distressing thoughts, skills to manage them and reduce emotional intensity over time, how to build a meaningful safety plan, and ways to build a live worth living. We discuss glimmers (small moments of joy that
This evidence‑based group is designed to teach practical skills, increase motivation, and support members in reducing tobacco use and breaking free from a highly harmful habit. The group focuses on building healthier routines and encouraging engagement in treatment and meaningful activities. Who can Join? All individuals in Centerstone services are welcome, including: Individuals who are
Seeking Safety is an evidence-based skills group tailored to women who have experienced trauma or substance use. Seeking Safety offers 25 topics, each representing coping skills relevant to trauma and substance use disorder, such as healthy relationships, healing from anger, and recovery thinking. To promote a safe and effective treatment group, this event is only
Zero Suicide groups meet weekly via Zoom. In these groups, we discuss why some of us experience suicidal and other distressing thoughts, skills to manage them and reduce emotional intensity over time, how to build a meaningful safety plan, and ways to build a live worth living. We discuss glimmers (small moments of joy that
