Behavioral Pathway Systems - Center for Behavioral Health

HOME

Centerstone Research Institute

Behavioral Behavioral Pathway Systems is a spin-off organization of the Centerstone Research Institute (CRI).
CRI is active in ground-breaking research studies with a number of leading universities, such as Vanderbilt
University. Through this pioneering work, CRI intends to help unlock the complex mysteries related to the
development and treatment of mental illness. The results from these studies serve people across the globe,
furnishing behavioral healthcare professionals with new insights and innovative treatment options. A 2008
Excellence in Innovation award winner (National Council of Community Behavioral Healthcare), Centerstone
Research Institute brings together a broad array of nationally-known research investigators with diverse interests. Studies at the Centerstone Research Institute include development of pharmacotherapies for schizophrenia,
treatment for depression, and prevention and mental health services for children. Centerstone continually conducts more studies than any other community-based behavioral healthcare provider in the nation. To learn more about
CRI, visit: http://centerstone.org/research

CRI is afiliated with Centerstone, which is the nation’s largest provider of community-based behavioral healthcare, offering a full range of mental health services, substance abuse treatment and related educational services in
Indiana and Tennessee. In 2007, Centerstone served 69,000 individuals and families at more than 120 facilities. Centerstone's programs address the wide-range of emotional, behavioral, psychological and addiction issues
affecting those in its care. Through education and outreach, Centerstone provides young and old alike with a better understanding of behavioral healthcare. Centerstone exists to help individuals from all walks of life in need.
To learn more about Centerstone, visit: http://centerstone.org/research