Cornerstone of Recovery Nashville

Cornerstone of Recovery Nashville Outpatient, also called the Bradford Health Services Nashville outpatient clinic, serves adults facing alcohol and drug addiction along with certain mental health needs alongside substance use. The intensive outpatient program adjusts to each person's needs. Services can include medication-assisted treatment, medication management, individual counseling, group therapy, Twelve Step recovery support, family involvement, and experiential approaches.

The Nashville clinic operates seven days a week. It also hosts virtual support groups for family members, which help build a caring community around the person in treatment. The intensive outpatient program is designed for people who want to keep working or who are continuing a pregnancy while receiving care. For those who need a higher level of care, Bradford offers residential and day treatment programs across the Southeast. After completing the program at this location, clients can return for aftercare support meetings.

The center cares for people with substance use disorders and for mental health conditions that exist at the same time. Every person gets a compassionate plan built for them that responds to all needs together, which supports recovery over the long term. Cornerstone of Recovery Nashville Outpatient holds accreditation from the Joint Commission and has operated since 1977.

Cornerstone of Recovery Nashville

Cornerstone of Recovery Nashville Outpatient operates an intensive outpatient program for adults with substance use disorders who also have mental health needs. Its structure draws on methods that are evidence-based, experiential, holistic, individual, medical, and Twelve Step. The therapies include individual counseling, acceptance and commitment therapy, art therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, group therapy, motivational interviewing and enhancement therapy, psychoeducation, and twelve step facilitation plus medication assisted treatment is offered too.

Most people stay in the program for 7 days, but each plan can differ. Alongside substance use, the center treats anxiety, obsessive compulsive disorder, post traumatic stress disorder, stress, and trauma. It also works with benzodiazepines, chronic relapse, cocaine, ecstasy, marijuana, prescription drugs, and psychedelics. For those seeking drug rehab in Tennessee with dual diagnosis support, Cornerstone of Recovery Nashville Outpatient offers structured care in Nashville.

• Twelve Step Facilitation
• Holistic
• Family Therapy
• Art Therapy
• Medical
• Psychoeducation
• Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Motivational Interviewing and Enhancement Therapy (MET)
• Twelve Step

Who the program is made for in Nashville

• Adult men and women dealing with alcohol or drug problems.
• Adults who also have mental health conditions, for example anxiety, OCD, PTSD, stress, or trauma.
• People who want to continue working while receiving treatment.
• Individuals who are continuing a pregnancy and need substance use treatment.
• A referral to one of Bradford's residential or day treatment programs may be an option when a person requires a more intensive level of care.

The surroundings and how long care runs

The outpatient clinic is located at 1410 Donelson Pike, Ste. A7, Nashville, TN 37217. The typical program length is 7 days. The center offers a structured environment with group and individual sessions. Activities include AA/NA meetings and yoga. The center provides services in English. The facility has 2 photos available.

Ways people cover the cost of care

Cornerstone of Recovery Nashville Outpatient takes cash payments at its listed rates. Insurance might cover some of the cost, though you should confirm benefits with the center itself. For free rehab centers in Tennessee, contact our helpline to ask about options and coverage.

What to raise ahead of entering care

• What is the exact cost of the intensive outpatient program, and what does it include?
• What would my own share of the cost be, and does the center accept my insurance?
• What days each week does the program run, and during which hours?
• How does medication-assisted treatment work here, and who handles the prescriptions?
• Can family members participate in therapy or support groups?
• What aftercare support is available after the 7-day program ends?