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Centerpoint is a unique collaboration between 3 of the primary youth and family mental health service agencies in Vermont.
The Centerpoint Collaborative is comprised of Northeastern Family Institute VT a division of North American Family Institute, HowardCenter's Child, Youth, and Family Services, Matrix Health Systems.
In 1995, these agencies brought together their existing intensive adolescent treatment services in an effort to strengthen programming for high-needs teens and their families.
At the time, Centerpoint served 11 students through their fledgling day treatment program and approximately 100 youth through an intensive outpatient (IOP) substance abuse program.
These services were provided through a small facility in Winooski, Vermont.
Over the years, Centerpoint has grown dramatically. Centerpoint's Alternative Education and Day Treatment programs serve 32-38 students each day at the Centerpoint School and CP Stepping Stones, with almost 70 students served each school year.
Our Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services have seen an expansion in our clinic-based services and we now provide clinical services in a range of community settings, including schools, the courthouse, residential and hospital diversion settings, and in the juvenile detention facility.
Centerpoint's Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services serve more than 600 teens and families each year.
Centerpoint is a unique collaboration between 3 of the primary
youth and family mental health service agencies in Vermont. The
Centerpoint Collaborative is comprised of Northeastern Family
Institute VT a division of North American Family Institute,
HowardCenter's Child, Youth, and Family Services, Matrix Health
Systems. In 1995, these agencies brought together their existing
intensive adolescent treatment services in an effort to strengthen
programming for high-needs teens and their families. At the time,
Centerpoint served 11 students through their fledgling day
treatment program and approximately 100 youth through an intensive
outpatient (IOP) substance abuse program. These services were
provided through a small facility in Winooski, Vermont. Over the
years, Centerpoint has grown dramatically. Centerpoint's
Alternative Education and Day Treatment programs serve 32-38
students each day at the Centerpoint School and CP Stepping Stones,
with almost 70 students served each school year. Our Substance
Abuse and Mental Health Services have seen an expansion in our
clinic-based services and we now provide clinical services in a
range of community settings, including schools, the courthouse,
residential and hospital diversion settings, and in the juvenile
detention facility. Centerpoint's Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Services serve more than 600 teens and families each year.
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