Compassionate Addiction
Treatment In Atlanta, Georgia
Our practical dual diagnosis and addiction treatment programs in Atlanta offers a thriving start to your or your loved ones recovery journey that reflects day-to-day living.
Dedicated to Success
The success of our alcohol & drug rehab in Atlanta is measured by our client’s success. We’ve treated hundreds of patients who have found successful recovery.
Licensed and Accredited
Our facility is fully certified by The Joint Commission, a nationally recognized accreditation that holds high-quality standards for over 21,000 healthcare organizations.
Central Location in Atlanta
Our addiction treatment location is in Atlanta, Georgia. We service the surrounding communities as well as those who come to us from out of state.
Find Freedom From Addiction
Structured Addiction Treatment in Atlanta
As many of us have our own personal recovery stories, we understand that you may be exhausted, tired, broken, and unsure where to turn. Our mission at our Atlanta rehab center is to help save lives by providing practical treatment that fits the needs and schedule of the individual. Our treatment approach reflects the challenges of day-to-day living, guiding individuals to restore connections with life, love, family, friends, careers, goals and self-esteem.
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Outpatient Detox
Detox involves the process of getting all of the drugs or alcohol out of your system after you stop using substances. Each person’s experience with this process will be different, depending on a number of factors.
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Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
Our Partial Hospitalization Program is our most structured and popular level of care, with clients attending a minimum of 30 hours of treatment per week.
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Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Our Intensive Outpatient Program is the most flexible option we offer, allowing individuals to attend treatment in the mornings or evenings dependent on their schedule.
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Outpatient Rehab
Our outpatient rehab program consists of three hours per week of group and individual therapy. We don’t directly admit into this level of care but use it as a step-down form of treatment.
You’re Not Alone
We believe that everyone can recover. The personal recovery stories that walk through our door each day is what keeps us going.
We’ve helped hundreds of individuals create new changes in their lives backed by trauma-informed and evidence-based addiction treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
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How Can Your Rehab in Atlanta Help Me?
Addiction, dual diagnosis, and mental health conditions are complex and nearly impossible to combat on your own. At Buckhead Behavioral Health, our addiction specialists give you the skills and tools necessary to overcome these disorders with education, structure, and support to maintain sustainable change in your life.
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What Are My Addiction Treatment Options?
At Buckhead Behavioral Health, not every treatment path is the same. With each individual on a case-by-case basis, we offer a number of options that meet each individual where they’re at, these include:
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Can I Live At Home While Attending Addiction Treatment?
Yes, depending on each person’s unique needs, we develop a plan that best fits each individual. This can include living at home and commuting to treatment each day, or living from a structured sober living environment close by. We additionally serve the following areas in Georgia:
If your city isn’t listed here it does not mean we cannot help you, reach out to us today!
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How Long Does Treatment Last?
Treatment is a minimum of thirty days, however since we have multiple levels of care, most clients spend about an average of 90 days, depending on what level of care they enter into.
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How Do I Know I Have A Problem with Alcohol or Drugs?
If you answer “yes,” to some of the following questions, you may be appropriate for our care:
- You’ve tried to quit drugs or alcohol on your own, but have been unable to.
- Your substance use is causing strain in relationships, work, or your day to day life.
- You want to stop using, but don’t know how.
- You experience withdrawal symptoms when you stop using drugs or alcohol.
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