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About Us
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What Substance Abuse Disorders/Addictions Do You Treat?We have treatment programs for opioid addiction, heroin addiction, fentanyl addiction, prescription pill addiction, methamphetamine addiction, and alcohol addiction.
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How Do You Treat Alcohol Addiction?
We consult with you regarding your specific needs. Then we help you choose one of our programs. Our programs include:
- Partial Hospitalization Program
- Intensive Outpatient Program
- Night Outpatient Treatment
- Medication-Assisted Treatment
Every one of our programs includes traditional therapy and powerful and effective holistic components.
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How Do You Help A Person Overcome Addiction?We partner with you to create the right program for your unique needs. Each of our treatment programs involves therapy and holistic components like volunteering, adventure-based counseling, arts and culture, and wellness activities.
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What If I Have More Questions?If you have additional questions, please call us today at (678) 379-3111">(678) 379-3111 or contact us online.
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Addiction & Recovery
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Why Are Opioids So Addictive?There are two kinds of opioids – legal and illegal drugs. Legal opioids are pain relievers that a doctor may prescribe like codeine, morphine, oxycodone (OxyContin®), Hydrocodone (Vicodin®), etc. Illegal opioids are synthetic, such as fentanyl and heroin. When taken as directed, prescription products may be safe, but many people have fallen into the trap of addiction with these drugs, as they trigger feelings of euphoria. Opioid prescriptions can quickly lead to addiction and experimentation with illegal drugs.
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How Do You Treat Opioid, Heroin, And Fentanyl Addiction?Heroin, fentanyl, and prescription painkillers are all opioid drugs. Traditionally, opioid addiction can be treated with medication-assisted treatment, a program that we offer at Atlanta Treatment LLC. We work with you to determine your prescription and develop the most effective treatment plan for your unique situation and needs.
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What Is Fentanyl?Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is 50 to 100 times more powerful than morphine. Its potency is one of the many reasons people become so addicted to it so quickly. Fentanyl is one of the most abused and the most dangerous opioids.
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