PathFinders' Mission Statement

THE OBJECT AND PURPOSE OF THE PATHFINDERS, INC SHALL BE TO PROVIDE RESIDENTIAL AND OUTPATIENT PROGRAMS AND FACILITIES IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE TO AID THE REHABILITATION OF PERSONS WHO ARE HARMFULLY DEPENDENT ON ALCOHOL OR OTHER CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES WITHOUT REGARD TO AGE, SEX, RACE, ECONOMIC OR SOCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES, RELIGION, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, DISABILITY, CREED, COLOR, OR NATIONAL ORIGIN.

PATHFINDERS, INC. ALSO RECOGNIZES THAT CO-OCCURRING MENTAL DISORDERS MIGHT EXIST WITH MANY AND ASSURE THAT CLIENTS WITH THESE PROBLEMS WILL RECEIVE APPROPRIATE ASSISTANCE.

PathFinders' Philosophy

The PathFinders Treatment Philosophy is based on the 12 steps of recovery from Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous. The treatment methods are based upon ASAM criteria. The PathFinders also believes that treatment should follow best practice guidelines and nationally recognized evidence based treatment curricula such as Matrix,Living in Balance, and Hazelden's Co-Occurring Disorders Program (CPD). To help ensure the most effective treatment possible, The PathFinders' social setting detox, residential and outpatient programs are CARF accredited.

PathFinders' History

The PathFinders, Inc was founded by Daniel S. Hoyle, LPC MHSP in March, 1989. Since that time The PathFinders' has expanded into the following areas:

1. Licensed Residential Detox/Rehab Freestanding Center  25 Beds for men.
2. The Rural AIDS Education and Outreach Program RAPP
3. The PathFinders Gallatin Outpatient
4. The PathFinders "Farm" 8 Beds for women
5. The PathFinders Administration Office and Residential/Outpatient meeting Facility & Dining Hall
6. Co-Occurring Disorders (COD) Assessed and Serviced.

 

Daniel Hoyle, President & Founder