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This is a time-limited, one-on-one social service intervention designed to reduce barriers and entry time to substance use disorders treatment, focusing on improving overall functioning.

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Kentucky
June 29, 2018

Centerstone Kentucky Launches Pilot Program

Louisville’s Metro Council has approved $325,000 for a new pilot program of Centerstone Kentucky. The Living Room is designed to be a place where people with serious behavioral issues can be connected to professional services and treatment, 24-hours a day. Modeled after a program in South Chicago, it is expected to cut down on the repetitive cycle of people going ...

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Kentucky
March 21, 2018

“A Healthy Journey for Two” Class Schedule

“A Healthy Journey for Two” is a FREE two-hour class for women of all ages that covers how tobacco, alcohol and other drugs affect children during pregnancy and while breast-feeding. Pregnant attendees receive multiple chances to win free baby items throughout the class AND receive a gift card at the completion of ONE class. Any ...

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Tennessee
August 1, 2018

New Clinic to Open in Cookeville TN

On Thursday, August 2, Centerstone will open a new clinic in Cookeville. This outpatient mental health clinic will serve the Putnam County community. We will host an open house from 1:00-3:00 PM. Tour our offices, meet our team and enjoy light refreshments. The clinic is located at 606 E. Spring Street in Cookeville. ...

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November 15, 2019

Centerstone to hold open interviews for available positions in Illinois on December 6

Centerstone will host open interviews for available positions on from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 6, at 403 Municipal Drive, Carterville, Ill. Open positions include: Counselors for Crisis and Medication-assisted Therapy (MAT) – requires master’s degree in human services-related field Therapists for Outpatient clients – requires master’s degree and either licensed clinical ...

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Speakers Bureau
December 20, 2018

Centerstone’s Becky Stoll Wins Dorothea Dix Community Service Award

Centerstone is pleased to announce Becky Stoll, Vice President for Crisis and Disaster Management, has won the 2018 Dorothea Dix Community Service Award presented by the Tennessee Association of Mental Health Organizations (TAMHO). Named for the person TAMHO describes as “the most important force ever in bringing the issue of mental health to the public ...

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Kentucky
March 9, 2018

Success Stories: Meet Melissa

Melissa 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.   ...

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Indiana
June 19, 2018

Columbus, Ind. Middle School Students Raise Funds for Centerstone

Central 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 ...

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November 27, 2019

Centerstone taps emergency medical services chief for Florida Board of Directors

James 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. ...

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Military Services
November 11, 2019

Changing the Narrative Around Mental Health in the Military

Many values are instilled in service members from their earliest days in basic military training and boot camp. Some of those values include service to others before self, honor, loyalty and a sense of toughing things out. These qualities unarguably make our nation’s servicemen and women, veterans and military families some of the most self-reliant ...

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