Dino ClubThe Dino Club is an evidenced-based group treatment program for young children with behavioral health issues. Children and their families learn coping techniques, communication skills and strategies for dealing with school and home challenges.
Florida May 28, 2019Florida Department of Labor Grant for Trainings and New HiresThe opioid crisis affects millions of Americans and continues to take a huge toll. Thanks to a $500,000 grant from the Department of Labor, recovery is becoming more of an option. Centerstone will offer temp jobs and hire LPNs who’ve completed school thanks to the grant. Doing so will help others who’ve been impacted by addiction ...Read More
Indiana August 30, 2018Centerstone Expands Residential Addictions Treatment ServicesCenterstone is adding to its Centerstone Recovery Centers (CRC) beds, providing additional options for Indiana residents seeking treatment for addiction. Made possible through funding from the Indiana State Department of Health and 21st Century Cures, these new beds will assist the non-profit organization in meeting a critical community need for additional addictions services and support ...Read More
Family Matters May 9, 2019Community Foundation Supports Centerstone Child and Family ServicesThanks to a grant from the Community Foundation of Madison and Jefferson County. Centerstone in Madison, Indiana recently received five Mobile Play Therapy Kits and a customized Therapeutic Resource Library for its Child and Family Services Department. Play therapy is an evidence-based treatment for children and youth. For the past few years, Centerstone has been working diligently ...Read More
November 26, 2019Centerstone receives grant from Gulf Coast Community Foundation to continue Sarasota Comprehensive Treatment Court programCenterstone has received a $40,000 grant from Gulf Coast Community Foundation, enabling the organization to continue its highly impactful Comprehensive Treatment Court (CTC) services for adults with mental health or co-occurring mental health and substance abuse disorders who are in the criminal justice system. Centerstone began CTC in 2016, collaborating with Sarasota County Court Judge ...Read More
August 25, 2020Centerstone Offers COVID-19 Relief through Tennessee Recovery ProjectBehavioral Health Team to Provide FREE Resource Connection, Short-Term Counseling in 21 Counties Centerstone, a national leader in behavioral health care based in Nashville, is partnering with the Tennessee Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (TDMHSAS) to provide COVID-19 relief in 21 counties across the state. Known as the Tennessee Recovery Project and ...Read More
Anxiety December 19, 2018Resources for Youth Facing Traumatic EventsDue to a recent school suicide in Indiana, Centerstone wants to make sure the resources to talk to your children and teens about recent traumatic events are readily available. The National Child Traumatic Stress Network has dozens of helpful articles to help parents and teachers - use search terms like "tip sheet" or "school violence" in the search field to find links to great articles. https://www.nctsn.org/resources. ...Read More
Florida April 25, 2019Kathryn Graber Honored as Child Advocate of the YearCenterstone’s Kathryn Graber was recently honored by Manatee Children’s Services as the James Wischer Child Advocate of the Year! Kathryn is a behavioral health consultant, located at the Child Protective Office in Florida and works to provide education, consultation and assessments to those detectives investigating an abuse report. Her important work and experience as a ...Read More
Addiction March 10, 2020Mental Health Access Improvement ActAbout the Bill The Mental Health Access Improvement Act (H.R.945/S.286) would amend current Medicare law to allow for Mental Health Counselors (MHCs) and Marriage and Family Therapists (MFTs) to become covered Medicare providers. In doing so, approximately 200,000 mental health providers would join the Medicare network, thus significantly alleviating the access crisis felt by Medicare ...Read More
May 12, 2020Centerstone awarded $2,000,000 grant for trauma-focused treatment in Southern IllinoisCenterstone was awarded a $2 million, five-year grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and Center for Mental Health Services to help clients who have experienced traumatic events. Centerstone will use the grant – $400,000 each year for five years – to create a ...Read More
Addiction October 23, 2019Grant will help Centerstone treat Illinois residents with gambling disorderCenterstone has received a $119,517 grant from the Illinois Department of Human Services Substance Use Prevention and Recovery (SUPR) to provide treatment and intervention services for people with a gambling disorder in and around Franklin, Jackson, Johnson, Perry, Saline, Union and Williamson counties. With the passing of recent legislation that expanded gambling services in Illinois, ...Read More
