Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatment That Supports Real Recovery
Compassionate, evidence-based care designed to help you heal, regain balance, and reconnect with who you truly are – at your own pace, with full professional support.
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About Peachtree Recovery Solutions
We provide evidence-based drug and alcohol treatment, supporting adults with addiction and
co-occurring mental health conditions through compassionate, life-changing care.
Our commitment begins with a comprehensive approach that combines evidence-based treatment, personalized care, and a supportive environment.
Our vision is to guide each individual that walks through our doors through an immersive, compassionate and caring experience that will bring lasting change.
We offer a variety of treatment programs including Partial Hospitalization, Intensive Outpatient, and Outpatient programming that can help you achieve your goals, while you still live from home, a sober living house, and fulfill work and school obligations.
Substance Use Treatment at Peachtree Recovery Solutions
We provide structured, compassionate care that helps individuals heal
by addressing the root causes of mental health challenges.
Partial Hospitalization Programming (PHP)
Partial Hospitalization is full day treatment. During PHP clients are at our facility for the duration of the day (six hours) with a lunch break in-between. Client’s take part in group therapy, individual therapy, and more.
Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
Intensive Outpatient is a shorter form of our PHP program. Instead of six hours per day, clients are with us for three hours partaking in group therapy, experiential therapy, and more.
Evening IOP
Our evening IOP program and addiction treatment programs in Georgia are designed to provide structure and support while still allowing you to maintain school and/or work obligations.
Virtual IOP
Instead of coming to the facility, clients participate from home while receiving the same hours of group therapy, experiential therapy, and clinical support in a fully virtual setting.
Sober Living
Structured sober living homes are structured residences to help bridge the gap between treatment and the real world to help provide safety, accountability, and help those in early recovery build sustainable lives.
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Evidence-based Therapies
Upon admittance into our programs, clients are created a personalized treatment plan based on
their medical, clinical, and psychological needs. Treatment plans can incorporate the following therapies:
MAT (Medication-Assisted Treatment)
Medications used to support recovery
CBT and DBT
Evidence-based talk therapies that help change unhelpful thoughts (CBT) and build emotional regulation and coping skills (DBT)
Biosound Therapy
A relaxation therapy combining sound, vibration, and guided breathing to calm the nervous system
Individual Therapy
One-on-one sessions with a therapist focused on personal challenges and goals
Family therapy
Helps family members communicate better, resolve conflicts, and build healthier relationships
Holistic Therapy
Treating the whole person by addressing mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being
Group Therapy
It provides peer support, education, and accountability in a safe and supportive environment.
Trauma Informed Therapy
Therapy that recognizes the impact of trauma and focuses on safety, trust, and healing.
Adventure Therapy
A dynamic way to break through barriers that traditional therapy sometimes can’t address.
Red Light Therapy
Exposure to low-level red light to improve mood and energy.
Relapse Prevention
A behavioral health modality that teaches individuals how to anticipate and cope with the potential for relapse.
Psychoeducational Groups
Psychoeducational groups provide critical insights into the nature of addiction and the importance of mental health in recovery.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How Do You Know if You Have an Addiction?
One of the first signs of addiction is developing a tolerance to the substance. Tolerance means that you need more and more of the drug or activity to get the same desired effect. As your tolerance builds, you may start to feel like you need the substance just to get through the day.
Other symptoms of addiction may include changes in behavior, such as skipping school or work, lying, or stealing. You may also have withdrawal symptoms when you try to stop using the substance.
How Common Are Co-Occurring Disorders?
Dual-diagnosis disorders are mental health issues that co-occur with substance use disorders. Millions of people in the United States live with co-occurring disorders, and the numbers are growing. The most common co-occurring disorders are anxiety disorders, depression, Bipolar Disorder, and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
What Is the First Step of Treatment?
The first step of treatment is to reach out to the treatment center. The treatment center will ask you questions about your addiction and mental health history. They will also ask you about your goals for treatment. Based on this information, they will create a treatment plan that is tailored to your needs.
What Are the Types of Rehab?
Drug and alcohol rehab programs offer a variety of levels of care. This means that some programs are more intensive than others. Most clients transition from higher levels of care to lower ones as they gain the skills needed for long-term recovery.
After detox, you’ll likely progress through the following types of rehab:
- Residential Treatment
- Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
- Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
How Long Does Rehab Last?
The time it takes to complete a rehab program depend on factors unique to you and your addiction. For instance, underlying mental health disorders and the type of substance you use impact the time you’ll spend in rehab.
However, you can expect to spend at least one to two weeks in detox, followed by about 30-90 days in residential care. After that, outpatient programs, like PHP and IOP, can last an additional 4-6 weeks each.
Does Insurance Cover Drug and Alcohol Rehab?
Behavioral health treatment, including substance abuse, mental health, and dual-diagnosis treatment, are considered essential health benefits under the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
As a result, many insurance carriers provide coverage for some or all of the costs of rehab programs. We’ll help you verify your insurance coverage today.
