This program is designed for individuals in Illinois who are having problems because of their own alcohol or other drug use and who are unable to make behavioral changes without clinically directed and repeated structured motivational interventions.
This service is available in Marion and Alton.
To learn more about this program, please click here.
Centerstone will have two staff present on Medication Assisted Treatment at the Missouri & Illinois Behavioral Health Conference Oct. 23-25 in St. Louis. Presenting on “MAT: Treatment Requires More Than Medication” on Oct. 24 during the conference will be Centerstone’s Medical Services Director Angela Manns, RN, BSN, QMHP, and MAT Grant Coordinator Mona Miller, LCSW. ...
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 ...
Centerstone was awarded a $1.9 million grant from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Children’s Bureau, an office of the Administration for Children and Families, to increase well-being, improve permanency, and enhance the safety of children who are in an out-of-home placement or are at risk of being place in an out-of-home case as a result of a parent’s or caretaker’s substance use. ...
First in Florida to integrate latest in patient safety tools Centerstone has started using new and highly-effective patient safety technology for patients in its care on the Brandon campus. The not-for-profit is the first healthcare organization in Florida to integrate ObservSMART, a proximity-based monitoring system, into its patient care process. The technology promises reliable compliance ...
The 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 ...
Centerstone’s Regional COO in Indiana, Robb Backmeyer, recently served as an expert in a panel discussion about innovative responses to the opioid crisis in the workplace, joined by executives from two international companies and a member of the U.S. Chamber Foundation. The panel was part of the Sharing Solutions program, a national effort by the ...
Centerstone’s new therapy program for individuals seeking treatment for severe depression was featured recently on WFLA-TV. Through the program, Centerstone can offer Spravato, a nasal spray that contains the FDA-approved medication Esketamine, and ketamine infusion therapy for people who have been treated for depression with no improvement in symptoms. To learn more about this program, ...
Centerstone 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 ...
Opioid overdose continues to be a major public health problem in the United States. Community members can make a major contribution toward reducing the toll of opioid analgesics – heroin and pain pills. To find out how, join Centerstone Kentucky and one (or all) of the four events they will be offering throughout the region. ...
Centerstone received over $220,000 in grants and donations supporting special programming across Indiana from July to September 2019. The Community Foundation of Louisville funded materials for Centerstone’s family support specialist at Slate Run Elementary School in Floyd County. Materials included art supplies and small toys to help children who have experienced trauma with a way ...
