Addiction Treatment Near Atlanta, GA
Addiction can look different from person to person—but you don’t have to figure it out alone. Southeast Addiction provides evidence-based addiction and mental health care for people struggling with substance use, co-occurring disorders, and the challenges that make recovery feel out of reach.
Talk Through Your Options—No Pressure
Addiction, Mental Health, and Dual Diagnosis Care
Addiction doesn’t happen in isolation. Substance use is often connected to stress, trauma, anxiety, depression, or mood changes—and when both addiction and mental health symptoms are present, treating only one can leave you feeling stuck.
At Southeast Addiction, we treat substance use disorders, mental health conditions, and dual diagnosis together when needed. Whether you’re concerned about alcohol, opioids, stimulants, sedatives, party drugs, or mental health symptoms that may be fueling use, we’ll help you understand what’s going on and identify the right next step—detox, residential, PHP, IOP, or outpatient care.
If you’re unsure where to start, a private assessment can clarify the safest level of care and a plan forward.
Talk to Admissions: (888) 981-8263
Substance Use Disorders We Treat
If you’re searching for “addiction treatment,” you may not be sure what you’re dealing with—or whether it’s “bad enough.” If substance use is affecting your health, relationships, work, safety, or ability to stop, it’s worth getting support.
We treat many substance use disorders, including:
Alcohol
Opioids
Stimulants
Sedatives
Party / Club Drugs
Not sure what it is—or it isn’t listed here?
You can still reach out. We can talk through what you’re seeing and help you choose a safe next step.
Mental Health & Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Many people don’t start using substances “for no reason.” Sometimes the first problem is anxiety, trauma, depression, mood swings, or untreated ADHD—and substances become a form of self-medication.
That’s why we treat addiction and mental health together when needed, including dual diagnosis care.
Mental health conditions we treat
- ADHD
- Anxiety
- Bipolar Disorder
- Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
- Depression
- PTSD
- Psychotic Disorders
- Suicidal Ideation Support
Dual Diagnosis: when substance use and mental health overlap
If you’re experiencing both substance use and symptoms like panic, depression, trauma responses, mood swings, or intrusive thoughts, dual diagnosis treatment helps address the whole picture—so you’re not trying to recover with half the problem untreated.
Do I Need Detox?
Detox is often the safest first step when stopping suddenly could trigger severe withdrawal symptoms, cravings, or medical risks.
You may benefit from detox support if:
- You’ve tried to stop and felt sick, shaky, panicky, or unable to sleep
- Symptoms get so uncomfortable you use again just to feel “normal”
- You’re worried about safety, seizures, heart symptoms, or severe agitation
- Your use has escalated and you’re not sure what withdrawal will be like
Detox isn’t the whole treatment—it’s the start. Recovery usually continues with therapy, skill-building, and support matched to your needs.
Programs & Levels of Care Overview
You already have a full Programs/Levels of Care page—so this Treatment page should guide people into the right program without duplicating everything.
Quick overview (with links to each program page):
- Medical Detox – medically supported stabilization and withdrawal management
- Residential Treatment – structured, live-in care with therapy and clinical support
- Partial Hospitalization (PHP) – high support during the day with evenings at home/sober housing
- Intensive Outpatient (IOP) – structured treatment multiple days per week, while balancing life
- Outpatient (OP) – ongoing therapy/support with the most flexibility
- Family Program – education and guidance for loved ones
Talk to Admissions: (888) 981-8263
What to Expect When You Reach Out
When you contact us, you don’t need to have everything figured out. We’ll help you clarify what’s going on and what level of care fits.
Step 1: A private conversation
We’ll talk through what you’re using, what symptoms you’re experiencing, safety concerns, and any mental health history.
Step 2: Recommendations based on your needs
We’ll help you understand whether detox, residential, PHP, IOP, or outpatient makes sense next—and how dual diagnosis care may fit in.
Step 3: Insurance & admissions support
We’ll walk through next steps, what to bring, and timing—so you’re not left guessing.
Talk Through Your Options—No Pressure
Call (888) 981-8263 to get started.
FAQs About Addiction Treatment
Is addiction treatment confidential?
Yes—treatment is private. We can explain confidentiality and what it means for your situation during your first call.
How do I know which program I need?
That’s what the assessment is for. We’ll recommend the safest level of care based on withdrawal risk, mental health needs, and support at home.
Do I have to start with detox?
Not always. Some people need medical detox first; others can start in PHP, IOP, or outpatient depending on withdrawal risk and clinical needs.
What if I’m dealing with anxiety, trauma, or depression too?
We treat co-occurring mental health conditions and substance use together through dual diagnosis care.
Can I keep working or taking care of my family while in treatment?
Many people can with IOP or outpatient, depending on clinical needs and stability.
Do you offer family support?
Yes—family involvement can be part of treatment, and loved ones can participate in the Family Program.
What happens after treatment?
Recovery planning matters. Many people benefit from step-down care, relapse prevention planning, and ongoing support after completion.
Get Help Now
If you or a loved one needs help, we’re here to guide you through next steps.
Talk to Admissions Now
Call (888) 981-8263 to get started.
If you need immediate support
If you’re in immediate danger, call 911. If you’re experiencing a crisis, call or text 988. If you need treatment referrals, you can also contact SAMHSA’s National Helpline.
