CenterPointe offers over 40 programs including mental health and substance use treatment, primary care, rehabilitation, medication management, crisis response, and housing. We're all about investing in our employees and committing to a culture of growth, development, inclusivity, and engagement. Work-life balance is of critical importance to us, which is why we offer things like Mental Wellness hours, flexible scheduling, and generous paid time off - so we can all take time for self-care! Taking care of our employees is yet another way we've committed to helping the people we serve get better, sooner, for longer.
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2633 P St
US，NE，Lincoln，68503
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Our team was honored to receive two awards at this year’s Nebraska/Dakotas Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects Awards Ceremony! The CenterPointe: Campus for Health & WellBeing Renovation and Addition and the Lincoln Public Schools Watershed Interpretive Signage projects both received an Honor Award at the 2024 Fall Conference in Sioux Falls, SD. Check out photos of the projects below!
Join us in warming hearts and lives by donating to CenterPointe's Winter Essentials Donation Drive through November 22nd! We are collecting coats, hats, gloves, hoodies, hand warmers, scarves, socks (white or black), sheets, blankets, thermal underwear, and sleeping bags. Items can be dropped off at 2202 S. 11th St. in Lincoln on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 8:00am-7:00pm and Tuesdays and Thursdays 8:00am-5:00pm. Visit our website for other drop off locations: https://ow.ly/MXsc50TtvEu
CenterPointe is proud to host the first FREE NARCAN Vending Machine in Nebraska! Now, anyone can walk into the lobby of our Campus for Health and WellBeing, located at 2202 S. 11th St. in Lincoln, and get NARCAN free of charge, no questions asked. Thank you Stop Overdose Nebraska and Region V Systems for making this possible!
CenterPointe is proud to partner with the City of Lincoln and LPD for the new co-responder program. By embedding behavioral health professionals within law enforcement response teams, we aim to de-escalate situations and connect individuals with the services they need.
The Lincoln Police Department (LPD) and CenterPointe will partner to provide a Co-Responder Program that enables law enforcement and mental health professionals to jointly respond to calls for service involving people experiencing mental health crisis. During calls for service involving people experiencing mental health crisis, the Co-Responder Program will allow mental health professionals to provide their expertise and resources to those in crisis, while LPD officers maintain safety and security. The program is designed to provide responders greater flexibility by allowing LPD officers to return to service while clinicians stay on site working with the individual in crisis. Learn more details about the program here: https://lnkd.in/gk5PgpNa
September is National Recovery Month, a time to promote and support new evidence-based treatment and recovery practices, the nation’s strong and proud recovery community, and the dedication of service providers and communities who make recovery possible. Recovery Month provides hope that recovery is real and is possible. It’s the belief that things can improve, even when the present seems overwhelming. Overcoming obstacles often requires resilience and perseverance. It’s important to recognize that setbacks are a natural part of progress and not a sign of failure. Reaching out for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. Help is available. No one has to face difficulties alone. Visit centerpointe.org to learn how CenterPointe can help you on your recovery journey.
"At CenterPointe, we are dedicated to preventing suicide and providing crisis intervention. With over 51 years of experience as a whole-health organization, we have developed our crisis response capabilities to include a 24/7 crisis line, walk-in services, and mobile crisis response. Our approach aligns with SAMHSA's crisis continuum of care principles: "Someone to Talk To, Someone to Respond, and A Safe Place to Be." Visit our website to read more about how CenterPointe is answering the call of Suicide Prevention Awareness Month. https://ow.ly/EXIb50TmYxo
CenterPointe's Campus for Hope in Omaha was ranked in the top 10 of Newsweek's America's Best Addiction Treatment Centers in the Midwest category! Campus for Hope is a state-licensed, CARF-accredited residential substance use and mental health treatment facility, supporting underserved members of the greater Omaha metro community. The co-occurring residential treatment program is designed for a four to six month stay to equip individuals with the skills necessary for successful reintegration into society. The short-term residential treatment program is a 35-to-42-day program focused on beginning the recovery process and identifying resources that will aid in that process. Our unique approach focuses on providing person-centered, trauma-informed and whole-person care, utilizing evidence-based practices proven to help those CFH serves get better sooner, for longer.
Join us this Wednesday, September 11th at 6:30pm for the next concert in our WellBeing Concert Series! There will be a performance by The Usual Suspects and food from Porkccentric. Our last concert is September 25th with a performance by The Bottle Tops and food from Mary Ellen's. Both concerts will be held in the CenterPointe WellBeing Garden at 2202 S. 11th St. in Lincoln.
"You are never alone in your journey. Together, we can build a community of care, support, and hope. Let's continue this fight—both for those we remember and for those still with us—until we see a future free from the pain of opioid overdose." Thank you to everyone who came to our Overdose Awareness and Remembrance Event last night. It was an important and meaningful event that promoted awareness but also hope that through treatment and support there is a chance at a brighter future. Thank you, Stop Overdose Nebraska and Wellbeing Initiative, Inc. for partnering with us on this event. Thank you, Nomi Health, Region V Systems, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), and Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services for all of your support! National Council for Mental Wellbeing
Join us TONIGHT from 7:00-8:30pm for our Overdose Awareness & Remembrance Event! The event includes a recovery speaker with lived overdose experience, a training on administering Narcan, and candlelight vigil to honor those we have lost to overdose. The event takes place in the WellBeing Garden at the CenterPointe Campus for Health and WellBeing at 2202 S. 11th Street in Lincoln. We hope to see you tonight at this important event during #overdoseawarenessweek. Wellbeing Initiative, Inc