Centerstone of Indiana Inc - Centerstone Recovery Transitional

Bridge Between Inpatient Care and Independent Living

Centerstone Recovery Transitional in Columbus offers a next step for adults who have completed residential substance use treatment and are not ready to return home yet. Clients live in transitional housing while they keep working on recovery goals. Staff monitor health, withdrawal risks, mental health needs, and living situations over time, adjusting support so people can move gradually toward more independence.

Practical Support for Work, Housing, and Daily Life

The program focuses on clients’ long-term stability. Clients can receive transportation help to get to appointments, as well as support with public benefits and paperwork when needed. Staff can assist with finding long-term housing so people are not forced back into unsafe or unstable situations. On-site employment assistance and job training give clients space to practice job searches, build résumés, and prepare for interviews, which can make it easier to reenter the workforce and rebuild financial stability.

Counseling, Health Services, and Peer Guidance

Centerstone coordinates with local programs so clients can access medically supervised withdrawal (detox) and medications for addiction treatment (MAT) when needed. As part of the transitional housing program, clients receive one-on-one counseling that may draw from approaches like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), mindfulness-based relapse prevention, and 12-step work. Peer support specialists and mental health professionals help clients address co-occurring mental health conditions, connect with primary care, and stay engaged in treatment instead of trying to manage recovery on their own.

Connections to Community and Long-Term Resources

Clients are encouraged to build a support network that extends beyond their time in transitional housing. Staff can connect people to local faith communities if they are interested in spiritual support, as well as off-site services like childcare, legal aid, education programs, and food assistance. The program offers access to computers and mobile phones so clients can manage appointments, stay in touch with loved ones, and apply for jobs or housing. A sliding fee scale and public funding options may be available for eligible clients.