The professionals program at Cornerstone showed me I'm not alone and addiction doesn't discriminate. They helped me see truths I couldn't see, loved me when I couldn't love myself, and showed me a better way of life. I am forever grateful!
Pam W.
I found treatment at Cornerstone to be educational, life-changing, and the facility is first class.
Matt B.
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.
The staff at Cornerstone did a wonderful job and respected everyone.
Richard R.
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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.
Patient Testimonials
When I lost my job, I looked at myself as a failure who couldn't hold on to anything important in life. I was broken, alone and embarrassed. Cornerstone opened my eyes to a new way of life. Their inpatient and outpatient programs helped me learn from my mistakes, value myself, embrace my qualities and get involved with a 12 step program to continue learning and growing in sobriety.
With the help of Cornerstone I no longer look at myself as a failure but as a person who has options and opportunities for their life.
Kyle J
Thank you Cornerstone for providing me with the resources to get my life back in order. The counselors and therapists in the recovering professionals program are second to none. By allowing the professionals to convene in their own group, we were able to process through the difficult issues that we face in regards to our families and our careers.
Through the exceptional services provided to me at Cornerstone, the course of my life has been changed dramatically in the most positive way. Thank you again, for allowing me to be the husband and father that I was intended to be.
Jason M.
When common people hear the word Addict or Addiction there is instantly a negative stigma. What people do not know, as I did not, addiction is a disease and there is help for us. Cornerstone taught me about my disease and how to live in recovery. Cornerstone saved my life in every sense of the word. When I entered Cornerstone I was lost, hopeless, and tired. I had lost the ability to live life on lives terms.
During my stay, Cornerstone helped me rediscover myself and how to apply tools to my daily life. I also learned how to have fun and laugh again. I am eternally grateful for Cornerstone, and have now returned to a productive satisfying life, truly enjoying everyday as a Mom, Wife, Nurse, and friend. Thank you Cornerstone for caring about me when I did not care about myself all of you made the difference and saved my life.
Thank you for all you have done and are doing
Leah
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.
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
Aviation Program
Professionals Recovery Program
Railroad Program
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.
You don't have to live in active addiction any longer!
Give us a call at 865-685-4086.
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10 Tips for Staying Sober in the Summer
By Beth Leipholtz 07/21/17
For many people in recovery from alcoholism, including myself, summer can be a tough time to abstain from drinking.
Young adults having summer fun on beach
Incorporate some of these tips into your summer fun to help ensure you stay sober.
Though I’ve been through four sober summers, I’m not immune to the spell summertime can cast on my mind. Sometimes when I’m on the water with friends, with the sun shining, I look around and think, “Man, an ice cold drink would be nice right about now. Just one would do it.” But then I snap back to reality and remember that one drink is never just one for me.
For many people in recovery from alcoholism, including myself, summer can be a tough time to abstain from drinking alcohol. It seems that alcohol is at the center of many summer activities, including bonfires, lake days, weddings and concerts. Summertime is viewed as a time to relax, and for many, drinking alcohol is considered a relaxing activity. The temptation to drink at summer events like this can be strong, so it’s important to have some tools to turn to when you wish you could drink.
Here are some of my favorites:
Balance your summertime activities. One tool I find helpful as I enter my fifth summer of sobriety is to make sure I always have balance. I find that when I attend many drinking-centered events, it becomes harder to stay sober and be content in recovery. It’s important for those of us who are sober but okay being around alcohol to still seek balance. If you know you’ll be attending events with alcohol, such as weddings and concerts, be sure to also add other types of events to your calendar. Some good suggestions are races, gym visits, sober date nights or a book club.
1) Come up with creative drinks that don’t include alcohol. One of the most helpful tips I’ve gotten in recovery is to always have a drink when at a social event. That way, no one will offer you an alcoholic one. I like to shake it up, as I get bored of drinking the same thing time and time again. Pinterest is a great resource for searching for “mocktail” recipes. There are also great options out there in terms of sparkling water, if you want to opt for a healthy yet tasty option.
Have an emergency contact. In other words, just have someone you can call or reach out to if you find yourself in a place where you feel tempted to drink. Sometimes some outside support and input can be eye-opening and snap you back to reality.
2) Pay attention to your feelings. Sobriety looks different for everyone. For some, the summer may be difficult and for others it could be an easy time for recovery. The important thing is that you take the time to recognize whether or not you are having a hard time, and if so, what type of plan you can come up with to maintain your recovery to the best of your ability.
3) Avoid places you know are triggers for you. Sometimes, being around certain people and places makes it even more difficult to maintain sobriety. This could be because these are places you often drank and people you drank with, which makes you associate alcohol with them. If in the same atmosphere sober, you may feel very uncomfortable. Triggers aren’t an issue for everyone, but it’s important to consider whether they may be for you.
Read More: www.thefix.com/10-tips-staying-sober-summer
10 Tips for Staying Sober in the Summer | The Fix
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For many people in recovery from alcoholism, including myself, summer can be a tough time to abstain from drinking.As many of you know Cornerstone of Recovery unveiled a luxurious, state of the art recovery center this spring. If you have not had the opportunity to take a look at our expansion and upgrades, please take a minute to watch this video!
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We are excited to announce that our expansion project has been completed and our patients are enjoying the new facilities.
Thankful for my time there and honored to have been there during the transition from Topside to Alcoa. It works if you work it, but you got to work it everyday! ❤️
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water bottles cold or frozen, tasty fruit and veggie trays , when you eat healthy stuff with out sugar or fizz you do not crave the sugar in booze like when eating salty or sweet stuff
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