Forensic Evaluation ServicesAges:Adults All Ages Children Older Adults TeensTopics:Forensic EvaluationCounties:Middle Tennessee RegionStates:TennesseeThrough Forensic Evaluation services, Centerstone performs competency and mental condition evaluations at the request of courts.
Addiction March 25, 2019New Transitional Housing Initiative LaunchedOver one year ago, in response to the opioid crisis, Centerstone opened its first Centerstone Recovery Center (CRC) in Lexington, Scott County, Indiana. The Scott County CRC is a 30-day inpatient addiction treatment program for women seeking recovery. Through this program, we’ve had the privilege of joining with over 300 women to change the course ...Read More
Depression February 22, 2019Centerstone to Host “Caring for the Caregiver”Centerstone will host the Caring for the Caregiver: Compassion Fatigue and Vicarious Trauma presentation on March 21 from 1-4:00 p.m. at Centerstone, 2311 South Illinois Avenue, Room 116, Carbondale, IL. Centerstone Family Services Clinical Manager Niki Grajewski, LCSW, LPHA, will expand participants’ understanding of compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma and how both affect the body ...Read More
Indiana May 16, 2018Reid Health Awards Grant for Problem-Solving Therapy ProgramA grant award from Reid Health’s Mental Health and Substance Abuse Fund will benefit Centerstone clients in Richmond and Wayne County who have been diagnosed with depression. The pilot program targets Medicare clients and provides treatment utilizing Problem Solving Therapy and life skills training. Reid Health has recognized mental health as a high priority in ...Read More
February 21, 2020Take Action: Urge your Representative to Create a 3-Digit Dialing Code for Suicide Prevention ahead of February 27 legislative hearingAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), suicide is the 10th-leading cause of death across the United States, and it is ranked second for Americans age 10-34. In fact, the national suicide rate has increased 25.4% from 1999 to 2016. Vulnerable groups – such as lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth – ...Read More
Depression December 3, 2018Depression Comic Teaches Teens About Suicide PreventionCenterstone has just released its fifth superhero-themed comic book for teens. Spark: Rising from the Ashes addresses the crucial topics of depression and suicide prevention among today’s youth. It is available now for distribution through Centerstone prevention specialists serving schools and community centers throughout 58 Tennessee counties. The free comic book can also be read online and reprinted. ...Read More
Florida October 31, 2019Centerstone produces video to highlight ObservSMART patient-monitoring systemCenterstone has produced a new video all about ObservSMART, a proximity-based monitoring system that has been added to its patient care process. The technology promises reliable compliance and reduces risk, errors and costs related to sentinel and non-sentinel events. “This technology is vastly enhancing the way we observe and monitor patients in our care,” Melissa ...Read More
Indiana April 26, 2018Columbus Homeless Outreach Program (CHOP) Sees Continued SuccessCenterstone’s Columbus Homeless Outreach Project (CHOP) is in the middle of a successful fourth year, thanks in large part to generous, multi-year support from the Columbus Regional Health Foundation, Heritage Fund and City of Columbus Community Development Block Grant (CDBG). Since its inception in Fall 2014, CHOP has assisted nearly 250 individuals and families with finding ...Read More
Indiana January 21, 2019Grant to Fund Teen Suicide PreventionWe are delighted to announce a recent grant award from the Clarence E. and Inez R. Custer Foundation and the Elizabeth R. and Walter C. Nugent Foundation to fund a Suicide Awareness and Prevention program for Bartholomew County middle and high school students. ...Read More
Indiana May 7, 2018Centerstone Recovery Client – Helping to Change Lives!Twenty-three months and counting! Joe Carroll is proud of his recovery from his Substance Use Disorder. Joe knows it’s easy to relapse and has created a support network to make sure he stays on his recovery journey. The first 6 months were particularly hard. He credits his success to his faith in God as well ...Read More
Indiana June 19, 2018Columbus, Ind. Middle School Students Raise Funds for CenterstoneCentral Middle School 8th grade students in Columbus, Ind., adopted Centerstone to benefit from its Carnival for a Cause. Each year the Central students vote on the non-profit organization they would like to support through their annual carnival. Lyn Morgan, Annual Fund Manager, and John Wilson, Family Support Specialist at Central were asked to share ...Read More
