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Centerstone outpatient clinics and partnership locations provide walk-in crisis services during normal business hours to assist individuals and families experiencing a mental health crisis.

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Mental Health
March 22, 2019

Peer Support Services at Capitol Hill in Nashville

Centerstone 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 ...

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Indiana
February 5, 2018

Recovery and Resource Rally

Centerstone Indiana’s Child and Family Service team in Jennings County recently partnered with JC Cares to host a Recovery and Resource Rally in North Vernon. Twenty-five community partners shared information regarding their services with more than 125 local residents. JC Cares was formed by Darragh Wilson, Centerstone, Assistant Manager, Child and Family Team; Cheri Massey, Jennings County United Way director; ...

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Kentucky
December 20, 2017

Centerstone Kentucky opens The Living Room, a Diversion Program for Adults in Crisis

Centerstone Kentucky’s new diversion program, The Living Room, has now opened. Intended to be a safe, calming space for adults in crisis, Centerstone Kentucky hopes to divert up to 90% of people in crisis from jail, the emergency room, or inpatient hospitalization. The Living Room was made possible with the support of The Louisville Metro ...

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March 13, 2020

Centerstone asking for nominations for Community Champions in Illinois

Centerstone is asking the community for nominations for the 2020 Community Champions awards. In 2005, Centerstone’s board of directors created the Community Champions Awards to recognize those in its communities who have: Shown tremendous compassion and understanding of those experiencing mental illness and/or substance use disorder Heightened community awareness about the stigma around mental health ...

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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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Indiana
July 11, 2018

Scott County Community Foundation Awards Funds for Play Therapy

Centerstone 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 ...

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Florida
March 29, 2019

Art Emboldens Sexual Assault Survivors

Centerstone Resource and Recovery Center’s Sexual Assault and Trauma Services held a Sexual Assault Awareness Day Rally on April 4 at its 6th Avenue West location in Bradenton, Fla. While the event was a success, the statistics surrounding sexual assault remain staggering. According to the National Sexual Violence Resource Center, one in five women will ...

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Indiana
March 29, 2018

Indiana Opioid Crisis Response Team Event Announced

On 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, ...

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