Inpatient Rehab and Inpatient Treatment
Our young adult inpatient rehab provides a structured, supportive setting for individuals who need a higher level of care. Inpatient treatment allows young adults to step away from daily stressors and focus fully on recovery while receiving 24-hour support in a safe treatment facility.
Outpatient Programs and Step-Down Care
As progress is made, many clients transition to outpatient programs that allow them to continue treatment while rebuilding independence. Outpatient care supports young adults as they apply skills learned in treatment to daily life, school, work, and relationships.
Group Therapy and Peer Support
Group therapy is a central part of young adult treatment. Connecting with other young adults in the same age group helps reduce isolation, build sober friendships, and strengthen accountability. Teen counseling in Atlanta in group settings encourages honesty, peer support, and shared learning.
Individual Therapy and Specialized Counseling
Through individual therapy, young adults explore mental health concerns, substance use patterns, trauma, and personal goals. Therapists use evidence-based approaches to support emotional growth, healthy coping skills, and long-term recovery.
Adventure Therapy and Experiential Therapy
Our program may include adventure therapy and experiential activities that help young people build confidence, resilience, and teamwork. These experiences encourage healthy risk-taking, self-discovery, and emotional development in ways that traditional therapy alone may not provide.
Medication Assisted Treatment and Medication Support
For some individuals, medication-assisted treatment may be part of a comprehensive care plan. Our clinical team provides careful medication management to support stabilization and recovery while addressing both mental health and substance use needs.
Family Therapy and Family Counseling
Family involvement is an important part of young adult recovery. Family therapy and family counseling help repair relationships, improve communication, and support healing within the family system. These sessions also help family members understand substance use disorder and mental illness.
Supportive Environment and Recovery Housing
Many young adults benefit from a structured, supportive environment beyond formal treatment. Recovery housing and sober living options can provide continued accountability, peer support, and healthy routines during early recovery.
