Centerstone Greenwood – Executive Park Drive

Location Information

Services are offered using the most current, evidence-based treatments.

Cognitive Behavioral Intervention Therapy (CBIT) – An intervention designed to reduce symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, and behavioral problems and to improve peer and family support and enhance coping skills.

Employment Coaching – Services that specialize in preparing individuals to choose, obtain and keep competitive employment.

Anger Management and Depression – A 12-week therapy program for individuals utilizing the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) curriculum.

Life Skills – Positive behaviors enable individuals to deal with the demands and challenges of everyday life. Skill-building interventions are offered in group or individual sessions.

Mapping Enhanced Counseling – Communication and decision-making techniques with graphic visualization tools that focus on critical issues and recovery strategies.

Seeking Safety – A women’s group for developing coping skills for safety in relationships, thinking, behavior, and emotion; meets 2 times a week.

Family Therapy – Family counseling promotes better relationships and understanding within a family. The therapy can also be a tool to help a family deal with a specific incident.

Addiction Programming, including:

• 12-Step Facilitation – Identifies triggers and relapse prevention measures, and emotional components of addiction and recovery; meets 3 nights a week.
• Moral Reconation Therapy (MRT) – For individuals with a long criminal history and/or history of multiple unsuccessful treatment attempts
• Recovery Coaching – Provides a personal link between an individual with substance use or co-occurring disorder problems and family, friends, and community to build personal skills, abilities, and assets.
• Relapse Prevention – A behavioral self-control program for individuals with addiction issues learning how to anticipate and cope with the potential for relapse; the group meets weekly.
• Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) – In conjunction with counseling and/or behavioral therapies, MAT is a successful treatment option for opiate or alcohol disorders. Assessment is required.