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Your Path To Recovery Starts Here
Cornerstone of Recovery, located in Eastern Tennessee, offers a remarkable recovery experience for those suffering from chemical dependency and addiction.
Cornerstone is a place where substance abuse and mental health issues can be brought out into the open and worked through so that healing may take place. Our program is based on the Bio-Psycho-Social-Spiritual model of treatment and we address all of the issues and behaviors that bring a patient to treatment. We pride ourselves on meeting our patients where they are, we develop individualized treatment plans, and we help patients achieve their goals. We propel our patients toward a life-long, successful recovery. Cornerstone of Recovery provides medical detox services that allow our patients to safely withdrawal from their substances of abuse. The therapeutic components of our program include 12 step work, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Schema Therapy, Family Therapy, Individual Therapy, Group Therapy, Activity Therapy, Fitness, Chronic Pain Management, Psychoeducational groups and lectures, among others. Each patient will receive weekly individual and group therapy with a master’s level therapist along with several processing groups that offer counselor and peer support.
We hope you will take this opportunity to evaluate your situation and reach out for help if you need it. We are here, ready to help you recover.
Programs Tailored To The Individual
Because our patients come from all walks of life, an initial assessment will determine what program recommendations we make that will best suit the unique needs of each individual. In addition to core treatment programs, we have developed tailored tracks to address specific needs of certain age groups and professions. For example, we have become a top choice for many of the airline and railroad companies to send their employees when faced with addiction. Our specialty programs include: Young Adult, Aviation, Railroad and Professionals.
A Staff That Understands
One of our most valuable tools in the drug addiction rehabilitation process is our staff. Many of our staff members, both clinical and non-clinical, are recovering addicts/alcoholics. We have found that our patients gravitate to the recovering staff members because they “get it”. Because of this beautiful dynamic, we have chosen to invest heavily in educating and training our staff to ensure that we are able to deliver the right care, in the right way, at the right time. Armed with first-hand experience and professional training, our staff is our Cornerstone.
Testimonials
Cornerstone of Recovery saved my life. The amazing staff offered empathy, kindness, understanding and real-life experience that only other recovering addicts and alcoholics can. Cornerstone introduced me to a new way of life and 12 step recovery. My life now is so much more than I could have ever imagined and I have Cornerstone to thank for it. I am so grateful for the experience, the tools and life-long sober friendships that I gained from Cornerstone.
The staff at Cornerstone did a wonderful job and respected everyone.
Richard R.
I hated how I got there, but what a blessing Cornerstone has been for me.
Julie
I enjoyed being able to go to Cornerstone. I was a little fearful when it was time for me to leave treatment, but the staff had me well prepared and the Recovery Monitoring staff who continue to call me is a nice touch.
Tracy S.
I found treatment at Cornerstone to be educational, life-changing, and the facility is first class.
Matt B.
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Why Choose Cornerstone?
Cornerstone employs the latest research , proven methods and a complete treatment with mind - body - and soul taken into consideration. When our patients leave Cornerstone, they are prepared for the challenges they will face when they return to their everyday life.
Rehab & Recovery Program Overview
Our alcohol and drug rehab & recovery programs are designed with the utmost care. During the initial assessment we will recommend the absolute best program to meet the needs of the patient. To view a more in-depth view of what a typical assessment and rehab & recovery program may include please click learn more.
Recovery Stories
Cornerstone has had many successes over the years helping people with their alcohol and drug addictions while starting them down the road of rehab and ultimately recovery. Some of our former patients as well as our employees are happy to share their story with you.
Alcohol & Drug Rehab & Recovery Treatment Plans
Cornerstone has developed alcohol and drug rehab & recovery programs to fit the needs of our patients. As with many things in life, there is not a one size fits all approach to treating the addiction disease. Through a proper assessment and evaluation period, Cornerstone of Recovery can make the best recommendation for each individual that will give them the best opportunity to achieve a lasting recovery.
Adult Residential
Relapse Recovery Program
Intensive residential inpatient program for those who have tried to stay clean in the past but been unsuccessful, even after exposure to residential treatment and 12-Step programs in the past. It’s designed to help patients target the triggers and issues that factor into their inability to stay clean, those factors that lead to a relapse
Young Adult Residential
Our Young Adult Residential rehab and recovery program is specifically structured for persons between the ages of 18 and 26. Understanding that this age group faces its own unique set of circumstances, our clinical staff focuses on developmental issues, behavior styles, and energy levels specific to the young adult.
Aviation Program
Our Aviation Professionals program was designed for patients suffering from alcoholism, drug addiction and other substance abuse problems that work within the Aviation Industry. We are the first choice for many companies within the industry when the need arises to send one of their employees out for treatment.
Professionals Recovery Program
Addiction crosses all cultural boundaries and discriminates against no one, even the working professional. Whether you are a CEO, attorney, doctor , pharmacist, or possibly another State or Federally licensed professional our Professionals Rehab and Recovery program was designed for you.
Railroad Program
Our railroad workers rehab and recovery program is designed for patients suffering from alcoholism and drug or prescription medication addiction within the Railroad idustry. Our high success rate has led to Cornerstone becoming one of the most recommended treatment facilities within the industry.
Intensive Outpatient
Our Intensive Outpatient rehab and recovery program is for addicts who have recognized their problem before it spirals completely out of control. These patients may need help but have yet to reach a point where 24-hour residential treatment is required. Timing is critical to these type of patients and immediate treatment is often the only thing that can keep things from getting far worse.
Medical Detox
Before the recovery process can begin, the hazy fog of drugs and alcohol must be lifted. To do that, patients often need to go through a detoxification process to cleanse their systems of alcohol and/or drugs.
Aftercare Program
Cornerstone's Aftercare program was developed with one thing in mind- lasting recovery. This program is included with any of our core rehab and recovery programs.
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One Addict To Another- How I Learned to Love Meditation:
The world around me is loud, crowded, and smelly. Combine that with the obsessive thoughts that regularly run laps around my brain, it’s the recipe for a meltdown.
I live in the same city where I got sober. As much as I love the supportive community I’ve built here, I do not really enjoy living in the middle of a huge city. I grew up in the country, and it’s much easier to be an alcoholic in a city with 24-hour public transportation. Not to mention, a fifth of vodka could be purchased for cheap right outside my doorstep. Urban hubs were the ideal locales for this former drinker, they eliminated obstacles to the next drink.
I spent most of my life propelled by extreme emotions, as a kid I filled up on a diet of imagination and disproportional guilt. When I got older, I felt myself becoming splintered by an overzealous emotional pendulum. I didn’t know how to fill the cracks, so I flooded them with chemicals to keep anything else from getting in and infecting the lacerations. When I stopped using substances as a stopgap, I was left raw and overwhelmed.
I spent so much time dulling my senses with alcohol, it wasn’t until I got sober that I could appreciate the intensity of this city. The endless individual conversations going on at the same time. The millions of people rushing from one place to another—walking, slowly meandering, speeding with the attitude of a bulldozer, blowing cigarette smoke wherever they please. I go home and I stink of it. It is hard to quiet this intensity and the sensory overload knocks me off balance.
As my senses sharpened in sobriety, I realized I needed something to counteract how overwhelmed I felt. I knew people who said meditation changed their life. They said meditation quieted their minds and the outside world. So, I tried some guided podcast meditations. Other than when sleep meditations helped me slip into dreamland, meditation felt like it was a waste of time. Each attempt was adding one drop of cold water to a pot of boiling water. I didn’t think my meditation was anything more than a temporary distraction.
It isn’t easy to deal with stresses again without my old crutch of booze. It can really suck. The world around me is loud, crowded, and smelly. Combine that with the obsessive thoughts that regularly run laps around my brain—it’s a recipe for a meltdown. To my surprise, sprinkling in some meditations completely changed the mix.
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The world around me is loud, crowded, and smelly. Combine that with the obsessive thoughts that regularly run laps around my brain, it’s the recipe for a meltdown.
"FOR MOST normal folks, drinking means conviviality, companionship and colorful imagination. It means release from care, boredom and worry. It is joyous intimacy with friends and a feeling that life is good. But not so with us in those last days of heavy drinking. The old pleasures were gone. They were but memories. Never could we recapture the great moments of the past. There was an insistent yearning to enjoy life as we once did and a heartbreaking obsession that some new miracle of control would enable us to do it. There was always one more attempt-and one more failure.
The less people tolerated us, the more we withdrew from society, from life itself. As we became subjects of King Alcohol, shivering denizens of his mad realm, the chilling vapor that is loneliness settled down. It thickened, ever becoming blacker. Some of us sought out sordid places, hoping to find understanding companionship and approval. Momentarily we did-then would come oblivion and the awful awakening to face the hideous Four Horsemen-Terror, Bewilderment, Frustration, Despair. Unhappy drinkers who read this page will understand!"
~ Big Book pg. 151
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Gerald William Huston Jr....Until I got sick and tired, of being sick and tired; I simply couldn't fathom the raw truth that I could NOT get comfortably miserable anymore !!!! ...Then I was finished.
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Dear Higher Power~ today I humbly pray for a spirit of gratitude and service. Please remove fear, intolerance and selfishness to make room for kindness, love and tolerance. Amen.
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JoAnna J JordanAmen
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8 hours agoIron rusts from disuse, water loses its purity from stagnation ... even so does inaction sap the vigors of the mind.
--Leonardo da Vinci
After a long day of working or doing errands, we may want to sit and not do a thing. But although our bodies may be physically tired, our minds may be just the opposite.
If we're plagued by tired, cranky thoughts after a day's activity, we might discover our minds are too hooked into our feelings. We can separate the mind from the body and learn to chase away stinking thinking. We might treat our tired bodies to a bath while we treat our minds to a good book. While we're soaking our feet or resting in an easy chair, we can put on some music. Or we can put aside the hectic pace of the day and throw our creative energies into preparing a new recipe.
There are countless ways to wake up our minds even if our bodies are tired. Instead of collapsing in front of the television or eating junk food, we can change our focus. We can tune out the signals of the day and turn on our minds.
Did I exercise my mind tonight?
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Mona MestethPositive thoughts!
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Rose BardinThank U!!!
1 day ago · 2Bennia Lee SholesSo true for all of us!!
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