Centerstone Child and Youth Residential Treatment Services provides residential group care and therapeutic foster care services for children and young adults. In addition to this, we offer adoption services. When families are in trouble, Centerstone is here to help. We work with children and adolescents with a history of emotional and behavioral disorders. We know that parenting children and teens with these disorders can seem overwhelming. Our caring, experienced staff will help your family to restore a safe and healthy home environment. Centerstone works with your family to create a treatment plan that will get you back on track.

Interested in Foster Care?

Contact one of our coordinators:

Middle Tennessee
Mid-Cumberland: Kay Westbrook, (931) 645-5334 or Stacy Irish, (931) 645-5335
South Central Region: Clark Simmons, (931) 490-1442

West Tennessee
Southwest: Marlon Hammonds, 731-343-4978

East Tennessee
Chattanooga and Southeast Region: Michelle Snow, 423-710-5843

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Why Choose Centerstone?

• Our treatment models are evidence-based. Evidence-based practice is defined by the Institute of Medicine as, “the integration of best research evidence with clinical expertise and patient values.” At Centerstone, we use evidence-based treatment models because we are committed to providing the best possible treatment for our clients. “Evidence-based” means the treatment models we use are proven to be safe and effective.
• We get results. Centerstone’s FCS program was one of the first programs of its kind to begin performance-based contracting with the state of Tennessee. Performance-based contracting means that in order to continue to work with children, we have to meet certain targets each year. We have met or exceeded our targets every year.
• Our staff have over 100 years of combined experience. Our caring professionals have a passion for what they do and years of experience dealing with emotionally troubled teens. They are regularly certified by the state of Tennessee and other accrediting bodies.
• Our programs received the highest level of accreditation from CARF. CARF (the Commission on Accreditation for Rehabilitation Facilities) is an independent, nonprofit organization that reviews and grants accreditation services nationally and internationally. Their standards are rigorous so services that meet them are among the best available. In 2010, CARF gave our residential treatment services for children and youth with an exemplary commendation, their highest honor.

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