Centerstone Names Three Regional VPs

Three regional directors have been promoted to regional vice president positions for Centerstone, one of the nation’s largest behavioral healthcare providers. The trio will oversee the not-for-profit organization’s mental illness and addiction treatment operations across Tennessee.

Beth Hail serves as regional vice president of the central region, which encompasses Davidson, Wilson, Williamson and Rutherford Counties. Previously director of Centerstone’s school-based services, as well as child and adolescent services, she’s a 23-year veteran of the organization. Hail holds a master’s degree in Social Work Administration from the University of Louisville and is a licensed clinical social worker.

Matt Hardy oversees the northern area including Montgomery, Stewart, Houston, Humphreys, Dickson, Cheatham and Robertson Counties. Joining Centerstone 14 years ago as a therapist, he holds a doctorate in Psychology from Wheaton College and is a licensed clinical psychologist in Tennessee.

Ken Stewart oversees the southern region including Hamilton, Franklin, Coffee, Moore, Bedford, Lincoln, Maury, Lewis, Giles, Lawrence, Marshall, Perry, Hickman and Wayne counties. He joined Centerstone 28 years ago, holds a master’s degree in Psychology from East Tennessee State University, and is licensed as a senior psychological examiner.