Long-Term Mental Health Facilities in Georgia

Detox

Detoxification, commonly referred to as detox, is the process of allowing the body to rid itself of substances while managing the symptoms of withdrawal under medical supervision. It’s a critical initial step in the treatment of substance use disorders, particularly for those with co-occurring mental health conditions. Recognizing its importance, we collaborate with local detox partners to ensure that our mental health clients receive the necessary detox services safely and effectively, laying a solid foundation for their subsequent treatment and recovery journey.

Residential Mental Health Treatment

Residential mental health treatment provides intensive therapy in a structured, live-in environment, focusing on deep therapeutic interventions for individuals with serious mental health challenges. It’s a crucial phase that offers around-the-clock care and support, allowing clients to focus entirely on their recovery without the distractions of everyday life. Understanding its critical role, we collaborate with local residential treatment partners to facilitate access for clients who require this level of care before transitioning to our services, ensuring a seamless and effective treatment journey.

Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)

A partial hospitalization program, also known as a day treatment program, is the most intensive form of outpatient addiction treatment. Those in a PHP receive treatment during the day but do not have to stay at the facility overnight. Partial Hospitalization Programming (PHP) is typically used as a step down from residential treatment, however, clients can enter this level of care based on clinical appropriateness. Treatment takes place Monday through Friday most of the day with a lunch break in between. Typically during the day, clients are involved in group therapy, experiential therapy, individual therapy, holistic therapy, and more.

Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)

Intensive Outpatient Programming is a treatment that takes place in a professional facility during the daytime or evening. The number of days and hours per day someone attends IOP depends on the individual’s needs, determined by the treatment provider. IOP provides an effective way to treat conditions like mental health and substance use disorders. It works well for clients who do not need to be in an inpatient or residential program but still need a concentrated amount of time per week to work on their recovery. They can attend their treatment sessions during the day or attend an evening IOP program and still return home at night.

Our intensive outpatient programs typically offer a higher level of care than what other outpatient-type addiction treatment programs offer. For example, most levels of care take place at a hospital or clinic, though some may be offered at private doctor’s offices. Then patients in an intensive outpatient program typically visit the facility for treatment three to four days a week. Each IOP visit typically lasts for about three hours each visit. Your individual recovery plan will vary depending on what best suits your needs.

Outpatient Program

Outpatient mental health treatment is a therapeutic approach where clients receive care through regular sessions without residing at the treatment facility. Typically involving weekly or more frequent visits to a therapist, psychiatrist, or a mental health clinic, this form of treatment is designed for individuals who are stable enough to live at home but still require ongoing professional support. It focuses on managing symptoms, improving coping strategies, and providing tools for long-term mental wellness, making it an essential component for those transitioning from more intensive care or as a standalone treatment for less severe mental health conditions.