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.
March 24, 2020Centerstone continues life-changing work during Coronavirus pandemic through use of video and phoneWest Frankfort, IL — Centerstone has instructed most of its staff of thousands of therapists, counselors and other professionals to provide services to clients and communities through virtual care – the use of video and telephone – during this Coronavirus pandemic. “We are going to use all of the technology at our disposal – including ...Read More
Cohen Military Family Clinic August 6, 2018Cohen Military Family Clinic Grand Opening in ClarksvilleThe Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Centerstone serves military service members and their familes by providing mental health care services. ...Read More
Addiction March 6, 2019New Grants Expand Programming in IndianaCenterstone has recently been awarded a number of new philanthropic grants to help expand available programming in communities we serve in Indiana. Newly awarded CEASe of Scott County funds will help embed a Health Coach at Foundations Family Medicine in Austin. The health coach will meet with patients and their doctor whenever a substance use disorder ...Read More
Indiana March 29, 2018Indiana Opioid Crisis Response Team Event AnnouncedOn April 24, 2018, at the Brown County Public Library, Centerstone’s Opioid Crisis Response Team will present “You Are Not Alone: How opioid use is affecting your friends and family.” In 2017 alone, 13 Brown County residents overdosed on opioids, resulting in the death of three residents. The hope is to make 2018 a better year, ...Read More
June 12, 2020Centerstone receives $4 million grant to improve community health careWith new funding, behavioral health organization will address barriers to mental and physical health and wellness Centerstone, a national leader in behavioral health care, has been awarded a $4 million annual grant over two years from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to expand and improve community health care. The focus population ...Read More
Indiana September 19, 2018Members of Administration Visit Centerstone-partnered ProgramRecently, Kellyanne Conway, U.S. Surgeon General Jerome Adams, Second Lady Karen Pence, and U.S. Department of Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta visited Belden Inc. in Richmond IN to learn about the “Pathways to Employment” program in which Centerstone partners with Belden. The program offers applicants that fail pre-employment drug screens an option for tailored rehabilitation, and the chance ...Read More
Florida March 20, 2018Larkin-Skinner Named to CommissionCenterstone’s Melissa Larkin-Skinner, Regional CEO, Florida, has been appointed to serve on the newly-formed Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School Public Safety Commission. Florida’s legislative body formed the Commission to specifically analyze information from the school shooting and other mass violence incidents in the state and address recommendations and system improvements. Marjory Stoneman Douglas High ...Read More
Illinois November 23, 2018Cathy Moehring Receives Lifetime Achievement AwardCenterstone recently announced that Cathy Moehring, Vice President of Quality Improvement in Illinois, was awarded the Frank Anselmo Lifetime Achievement Award from the Community Behavioral Health Association. ...Read More
Indiana August 14, 2017Stepping Stones Chosen As Bags For Change RecipientLucky’s Market Bloomington has named their “Bags for Change” recipients for this quarter and Centerstone’s Stepping Stones program is one of the three organizations chosen. Now through November 4, 2017, shoppers can support one of these incredible organizations by patronizing Lucky’s Market! Be sure to bring a reusable bag to be given a wooden dime ...Read More
Family Matters December 20, 2018Career Connect Named Community Partner of the YearCenterstone's Career Connect team in Tennessee was named 2018 Community Partner of the Year by Nashville Workforce Network. Career Connect is a set of free employment services for young adults, ages 18 to 24, who have had any involvement with the criminal justice system. ...Read More
