KeyStone Center

Today, we want to take a moment to recognize the incredible team that makes everything possible. Your hard work, dedication and positive energy don't go unnoticed and we are beyond grateful for everything you do. Each of you plays a vital role in making The KeyStone Center special and together, we make a difference every single day. Thank you for bringing your best to work and for supporting each other to reach new heights. Pictured from left to right are Jeff Grazier MHS-C MBA, Director of Clinical Services; Jocelyn Pierfy, Referral Manager of Admissions and Tey Enriquez, Admissions Department.

Our Director of Business Development, Jennifer East, had the opportunity to attend the Council on Compulsive Gambling of Pennsylvania (CCGP) conference this year! This event is a valuable opportunity to learn more about problem gambling, the resources available for those affected and how we can work together to make a positive impact. We appreciated the chance to connect with professionals, sharing experiences and learning new strategies to support individuals and families dealing with gambling addiction. Together, we can raise awareness, foster hope and drive change.

Remi Oludare is March’s Employee of the Month at KeyStone Center! Remi joined Keystone Center in 2021. During his tenure, he has proven to be a dependable and strong leader on the clinical team. Remi works to get his caseload actively involved in programming and is never afraid to help our patients face some of the difficult realities that their addiction has brought on. Remi’s charting is always timely and thorough. He is a pleasure to work with and we are lucky to have him on the Clinical Team!

Last Friday, we had the opportunity to attend the open house of Limen Recovery + Wellness. It was a great opportunity to gather information on resources for the community and to connect with other providers. Thank you, Limen Recovery, for the invite.

Nourishing your body with wholesome foods is a powerful way to elevate your mood and enhance your overall well-being. Making healthier food choices isn't just about physical health; it's a direct pathway to improved mental clarity, increased energy levels and a more positive outlook on life.

Our Director of Business Development, Jennifer East, provided information during a Lunch and Learn with the social work team at Fairmount Behavioral Health System. A great day of collaboration! Pictured with Jennifer is Jon Anderson, Director of Business Development at Fairmount.

We live in a digital world, but sometimes, less screen time equals more you time. Here's why dialing it back can benefit your mind and body: ? Better Sleep - reducing screen time before bed helps you unwind and improves your sleep quality ? Increased Productivity - less distractions for the tasks that matter ? Mental Clarity - cutting back on constant notifications clears up mental space and reduces stress ? Stronger Connections - spend more time with loved ones in real life, not just online ? Physical Health - more movement, less eye strain and improved posture from less screen use. Start small! Try a screen-free hour each day or set limits for social media. Your mind and body will thank you!

During #BlackHistoryMonth, we can honor and celebrate the incredible contributions of Black individuals throughout history. From trailblazers in the arts, science, civil rights, and beyond, Black history is a cornerstone of American history. We honored the month by creating a board of famous African Americans in recovery.

February is Teen Violence Awareness Month. Did you know that one in three teens experience some form of dating violence before they turn 18? It's time to take action and break the cycle. Through awareness, education, and support, we can help prevent violence and create a safer environment for teens everywhere. If you or someone you know is experiencing violence, there is help available. You are not alone. Learn the signs.

Our Director of Business Development, Jennifer East, represented our company at the Multi-Agency Resource Center hosted by Friends Hospital. This invaluable event provided crucial support services to families and businesses deeply affected by the recent devastating plane crash in our community. Thank you, Friends Hospital, for hosting.