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Residential Treatment & Transitional Living for Young Adults in Maine

Residential Treatment & Transitional
Living for Young Adults in Maine

Step Into Life

Sometimes, feeling stuck just means you’re on the edge of something new.

We help young adults ages 18 to 30 take the step from potential to progress, finding independence and self-worth along the way. If you are a young adult who is struggling with motivation, or overwhelmed by life’s demand—or love someone who is—you’re not alone, and you’re not broken. 

Cornerstones of Maine's residential treatment and transitional living programs accept individuals as they are. Our team is here to support them wherever they are in their journey. It’s all focused on giving young adults the structure, support, and real-world experience they need to step into the life they’re meant to lead. Ready to get started?

Clinical Excellence

Clinical Excellence

Traditional treatment models only focus on eradicating symptoms. We focus on building momentum. 

Growth doesn’t happen in a vacuum, and independence isn’t built overnight. That’s why we take a comprehensive, real-life approach—balancing clinical support, executive functioning coaching, academic and career guidance, and practical life skills. This isn’t just therapy. It’s training for life.

Our clinician-owned, fully-accredited program combines evidence-based therapeutic modalities with real-world experiences, including:

  • Individual and group therapy with experienced clinicians
  • Life skills development in a supportive community setting
  • Educational and vocational support tailored to your goals
  • Family collaboration and coaching
  • Medication management when needed
  • A comprehensive approach to wellness and independence
Cornerstones is built for young adults (18-28)

Who We Help

Cornerstones is built for young adults (18-30) who are:

  • Ready for change but need guidance on how to get there.
  • Struggling with executive functioning (organization, motivation, decision-making).
  • Facing emotional or social challenges that hold them back.
  • Dealing with anxiety, depression, ADHD, or patterns of avoidance.
  • Stuck in a cycle of starting and stopping—unable to move forward.

If this sounds like you—or your child—we can help.

Take the First Step to Change

What does success look like to you and your family? It could mean returning to school, or completing a degree. It might include getting a job that aligns with your goals, or moving into independent housing with confidence. It might even mean something as simple as building healthy routines and meaningful relationships. No matter what you’re looking for, we can help you get there. At Cornerstones of Maine, we help you gain the skills, confidence, and resilience to step into life with purpose. Call us today to learn how we can help you or your child.