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TREATMENT AT CORNERSTONEWHO, WHAT, WHEN, WHERE, HOW, & WHY…
OUR HISTORY• Founded on Sept. 22, 1989 by Bill Hood – we had 18 beds and 22 staff members
• Our core philosophy has been built upon and around the 12 steps - therapeutic community, abstinence
based, long-term treatment model built around a continuum of care – detox, residential, sober living,
intensive outpatient, continuous care/aftercare
• We are still owned by the Hood Family. – (Bill’s children and grandchildren own the company.)
• We have grown to be the largest private employer in Blount County (240 employees)
• We have outgrown our facilities twice so, are now in our 3rd location. We have over 160+ licensed beds
at Cornerstone. We started another program, Stepping Stone to Recovery, to occupy our previous
location.
• We are an in-network facility with most major insurance companies and several smaller insurers.
MISSION, VISION AND VALUES
• MISSION – To save lives, families, and jobs by providing hope, healing, and recovery for those impacted by the disease of addiction.
• VISION – To be a national leader and trusted partner for addiction treatment.
• CORE VALUES – Integrity, Compassion, Team Work, and Personal Growth
• 5P’s of Quality – People, Program, Place, Price, and Post-Treatment
WHAT IS YOUR DEFINITION OF ADDICTION?Speak up.
AD·DIC·TIONƏˈDIKSH(Ə)N/NOUN
1. the continued use of a substance in spite of
negative consequences along with the inability
to stop using the substance(s)
Involves:• Obsessive thinking• Compulsive action
* Addiction is different than Chemical Dependency
CHEMICAL DEPENDENCY
• when the individual must have the substance or they
go into withdrawal
• the body is "chemically dependent" on the substance
for normal functioning
• examples - pain medications, benzodiazepines, alcohol
- also, could be anti-depressants, psychotropic meds,
etc
re·cov·er·yrəˈkəv(ə)rē/noun
1. a return to a normal state of health, mind, or strength.
2. the action or process of regaining possession or control of something stolen or lost.
• An active change in attitude and behavior – requires and overall lifestyle change.• Addicts can stop using, lose the desire to use, and find a new way to live.• “Recovery from alcohol and drug problems is a process of change through which
an individual achieves abstinence and improved health, wellness and quality of life.” – SAMHSA
RECOVERY IS POSSIBLE!!!
WHY IS ADDICTION A DISEASE??
THE DISEASE CONCEPTAddiction meets all the Criteria that the
American Medical Association uses for Classification
1. Primary
2. Predictable
3. Progressive
4. Permanent (Chronic)
5. Fatal is left untreated
6. Treatable
According to the AMA the following guidelines were
used to define a disease “1) an impairment of the
normal functioning of some aspect of the body; 2)
characteristic signs or symptoms; and 3)harm or
morbidity.”
THE CORNERSTONE TREATMENT PROCESS
COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT1. Begins with a really good assessment:
• Bio-Psycho-Social-Spiritual (over a dozen assessment tools and multiple clinical interviews)
• involvement from family members, referring clinician, EAP, Peer Support, co-workers, friends, and individual assessments
2. Treatment Planning• Comprehensive plan that addresses all barriers to recovery:
1.Physical2.Medical Stabilization (detox and post-acute withdrawal)3.Emotional4.Treatment Acceptance (readiness to change)5.Relapse Triggers and Dangers6.Social/Family7.Spiritual
COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT (CONT.)
3. Transition - transition plan for concluding treatment4. Aftercare - hugely important, can be the primary support system after
treatment, until individual gets integrated into a local support system that embraces recovery them
5. Recovery Monitoring –• usually 2-5 years• regular contact• drug screens• social/family contact with monitor• involve UMAC• yields the highest success rates (up to 92%)
OVERVIEW OF RESIDENTIAL PROGRAMS
• Newcomers Program
• Recovery Renewal Program
• Young Adult Male Program
• Women’s Program
TREATMENT MODALITIES AND SETTINGS
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy• Dialectical Behavioral Therapy• Cognitive Processing Therapy• Acceptance and Integration Training• Schema Therapy• EMDR• 12 STEP• APEX ©• Physical Therapy (non-narcotic pain mgmt.)• Spiritual Advisory
• Individual • Family• Group
• Psychiatry
NEWCOMERSPROGRAM
Goals
• Education about the disease of addiction, 12 steps, schemas, spirituality, and mindfulness, trauma, fitness, activity therapy, non-narcotic pain management
• Introduction and attendance to 12 step programs (daily) working on Steps 1 through 5
• Education and therapeutic assignments through group therapy, individual therapy, family therapy, schema therapy, education groups, activity groups, and progress groups
• Relapse Prevention Programming, broad and specific to profession.
• Develop comprehensive individualized aftercare plan with each patient including post residential treatment, medication management, aftercare groups, and therapy when applicable. All patients are signed up for continuous care calls.
• Continued assessment of patient needs based on their engagement or lack of engagement in treatment.
• Typical length of stay is 4-5 weeks
RECOVERY RENEWAL PROGRAM
Goals
• To explore barriers to recovery and reasons for relapse
• To increase insight into the recovery process
• Focus on self-examination
• Create, repair or improve healthy family recovery dynamics
• Typical length of stay 4-5 weeks, also common for Extended Care (IOP and SLF)
YOUNG ADULTMALE PROGRAM (AGES 18-26)
Goals
• Motivate young men towards a lifestyle of recovery by teaching them healthy behaviors, coping skills, and supportive social relationships
• Lay a foundation of recovery
• Increase Family participation in healthy recovery for themselves and their young adults
• Provide experiential interventions and activities
• Allow for separation from drug use to aid in recovery thinking
• Typical length of stay is 4-5 weeks
WOMEN’S PROGRAM
Goals
• Explore Women’s barriers to recovery and reasons for relapse
• Increase knowledge and insight into the recovery process
• Provide a safe place for women to address trauma related issues
• Typical length of stay is 4-5 weeks
INTENSIVE OUTPATIENT AND SUPPORTIVE LIVING
Goals
• Continue the work that was started in residential treatment
• Enhance knowledge and application of recovery principles in a less structured environment
• Provide a safe place to practice and reinforce recovery coping skills
• Assist families in healing
• Provide support for individuals who are early in recovery
• SLF Minimum length of stay is 2 months
• IOP 32 sessions in an 8-week period (AM/PM sessions offered 4x per week )
A HIPAA COMPLIANT VIDEO CHAT SOLUTION FOR GROUPS AND INDIVIDUALS
AFTERCARE AND RECOVERY COACHING
OTHER SPECIAL PROGRAMS, POPULATIONS & PROBLEM AREAS
Professionals Program
Individuals monitored by a state board or agency
who have safety sensitive positions
i. e. pharmacists, doctors, nurses,
attorneys, dentists
Aviation Program
pilots, flight attendants, agents, ground crew
FAA and DOT regulated
Railroad Program
Locomotive engineers, conductors, mechanics,
trackmen, etc
FRA and DOT regulated
Veterans
Trauma Treatment
Moral Injury
Spiritual Adviser
Pain Management
Increase understanding of how pain works.
Physical Therapy, in partnership with Blount Memorial, Don Reagan
sees patients on Cornerstone of
Recovery’s campus
Relationship Addiction
sex, love, relationship addiction
infidelity issues
intimacy issues
