Family Program: Substance Use DisorderProvides alcohol and drug education, communication skills, introduction to Al-Anon, co-dependency and other relevant information for family/significant others affected by the person with the substance use disorder.For more information, click here.
Tennessee May 3, 2018Mandi Ryan Named in 2018 Nashville Medical News Women to WatchMandi Ryan, director of Healthcare Innovation, has been named among the 2018 Nashville Medical News Women to Watch. As administrative leader at Centerstone for Health Link – a state program to coordinate services for TennCare members with the highest behavioral health needs – Ryan has helped establish a health home for thousands of patients in Centerstone’s 21 ...Read More
April 15, 2020Mental health is on everyone’s minds: The Cohen Military Family Clinic at Centerstone is ready to helpA recent study released by Cohen Veteran’s Network (CVN) shows Americans are concerned about their mental health during this coronavirus pandemic. With more than 90 percent of the U.S. population under some form of stay-at-home order, and physical distancing in place, the situation is beginning to have an impact on peoples’ state of mind and ...Read More
Kentucky May 18, 2018Verna Barlow, Corporate Executive Business ProfessionalMy name is Verna Barlow, and I am a Corporate Executive Business Professional at Shared Services. It is my job to provide great customer service, either in person or by telephone. I greet all of our guests, manage incoming and outgoing mail, operate the multi-line switchboard and ensure the Centerstar and birthday recognition cards are ...Read More
Indiana July 11, 2018Scott County Community Foundation Awards Funds for Play TherapyCenterstone is pleased to announce that the Scott County Community Foundation of Indiana has awarded our Child and Family Services Department a $3,500 grant to purchase five Mobile Play Therapy Kits for use in Scottsburg and surrounding communities. Local community partners, including schools and other not-for-profits, have voiced support for Centerstone’s work in the community and ...Read More
Kentucky March 9, 2018Success Stories: Meet MelissaMelissa came to us when her son, Mason, began having behavioral issues at school. Through our Parent-Child Interaction Therapy (PCIT) program, we were able to offer the support and coaching needed to help both Mason and Melissa. In the powerful video below, Melissa shares her story. ...Read More
Military Services August 14, 2018Centerstone Appoints Robison Executive Director for Military ServicesWith more than 18 years of behavioral health and management experience, Robison will oversee Centerstone’s military-related services, programming, operations, business development and fundraising activities. Robison previously served as the lead clinician for Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Centerstone and prior to that as director of clinical services for Centerstone’s Military Services. “Jodie is ...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
Mental Health March 22, 2019Peer Support Services at Capitol Hill in NashvilleCenterstone Peer Support Services staff and clients took part in Behavioral Health Day at Capitol Hill in Nashville on March 20 for a time of fun, fellowship, advocacy and education. Centerstone Peer Support Services provide a safe and supportive environment where individuals with mental illness or addiction gain confidence, build social skills, develop new friendships and ...Read More
July 7, 2020Substance Use Disorder Treatment – Making That All-important Call for HelpBy Mandy Hazel, Centerstone Counselor and Case Manager When life is spiraling out of control because of substance use disorder, treatment can be a lifeline. But too often, people who could benefit from help don’t seek it because of misconceptions or misplaced fear. Making the first call for help can be intimidating for many reasons, ...Read More
November 27, 2019Centerstone taps emergency medical services chief for Florida Board of DirectorsJames Crutchfield, chief of Manatee County Emergency Medical Services, has joined the Florida Board of Directors for Centerstone. He will serve a two-year term, beginning this month, on the seven-member board. “James is a proactive, goal-driven professional who has been recognized at the local and state levels for his contributions to our community paramedic services. ...Read More
