Each person’s journey is unique, so there’s no one-size-fits-all approach to rehab and mental health recovery. Our treatment programs are led by addiction experts and personalized to meet your specific needs.
At The Recovery Village Atlanta, our evidence-based methods help patients repair their lives, giving them tools and resources to overcome their addiction or mental health disorder. Our full continuum of care gives you the right amount of support, independence and care at each stage of recovery so you’re fully prepared to get your life back.
With 24/7 medical supervision, treatment for withdrawal symptoms and a safe, drug-free environment, medical detox helps make withdrawal as comfortable as possible.
Residential rehab gives patients a structured environment for healing so they can focus on their recovery.
Our inpatient mental health rehab program helps you develop a strong foundation for your mental health.
A step down from residential care, PHP gives patients more independence and free time as they start to manage their own recovery.
Co-occurring mental health disorders can make substance abuse symptoms worse. Our dual diagnosis programs treat mental health symptoms and addiction simultaneously.
Patients with severe alcohol or opioid use disorders can receive medications designed to reduce cravings and avoid relapse, as medically appropriate.
Our support continues after you leave treatment, with relapse prevention plans, referrals, support groups, and other aftercare resources.
Whether you’re calling for yourself or a loved one, our Recovery Advocates are ready to answer your questions and help you start your rehab journey today.
The Recovery Village Atlanta offers comprehensive addiction treatment for drug and alcohol addictions and co-occurring mental health conditions.
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