Substance Use Disorder Treatment for Women in Atlanta, Georgia
Revelare Recovery is a women-only behavioral health treatment facility in Atlanta, Georgia, offering evidence-based care for substance use disorders (SUDs) and the mental health conditions that so often accompany them. Many of the women we treat arrive dealing with more than one thing at once — a substance use disorder alongside anxiety, depression, or trauma. Our programs are built to treat both together rather than one after the other.
Care is delivered through structured outpatient levels of care — Partial Hospitalization (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient (IOP) — in an environment designed specifically for women. Call (404) 620-5169 to learn more about our substance use disorder treatment programs for women in Atlanta, GA.
Substances We Treat
Our team treats substance use disorders involving a range of substances. Treatment plans differ depending on the substance, the length and severity of use, and any co-occurring mental health conditions.
- Alcohol Use — including long-term dependence and binge patterns. Learn more about our alcohol addiction treatment.
- Opioids — prescription painkillers and illicit opioids, often with co-occurring anxiety or trauma.
- Prescription medications — benzodiazepines, stimulants, and other prescribed drugs. See our approach to prescription misuse treatment.
- Cocaine and stimulants
If you are unsure whether your situation fits our program, an admissions conversation is the fastest way to find out. We treat substance dependence and substance abuse alike — dependence often involves withdrawal and tolerance, while abuse is defined by continued use despite consequences.
What Is a Substance Use Disorder?
A substance use disorder is a pattern of alcohol or drug use that begins to affect your health, relationships, or ability to function day to day. It can involve physical dependence, psychological dependence, or both. SUDs range from mild to severe, and severity often shapes which level of care fits best.
Many women who come to Revelare struggle with coping patterns that feel out of control — whether those show up through substances, behaviors, or both. We look at the whole picture rather than treating a single symptom in isolation.
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Levels of Care: PHP and IOP for Addiction
Revelare provides two structured outpatient levels of care, and clients often step down from one to the next as they stabilize.
Our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) is the most structured option, with programming most days of the week. It suits women who need significant daily support but do not require 24-hour medical supervision. Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) offers fewer weekly hours, so clients can hold down work, school, or family responsibilities while staying in active treatment.
For women coming from outside the Atlanta metro, supportive housing for women makes it possible to attend PHP or IOP while living in a stable, recovery-focused setting.
Detox for Behavioral Health Concerns
For many women, safely clearing substances from the body is the first step before therapeutic work can begin. Revelare provides detox support for behavioral health concerns, with medical oversight to manage withdrawal as comfortably and safely as possible. Once detox is complete, women transition directly into our PHP or IOP programming, so care stays continuous rather than fragmented across providers.
Dual Diagnosis and Co-Occurring Conditions
Substance use rarely travels alone. Anxiety, depression, PTSD, and eating disorders frequently sit underneath a substance use disorder, and treating the substance use without addressing what drives it tends to leave women vulnerable to relapse.
Revelare is built to treat both at the same time. Our dual diagnosis treatment integrates mental health care into the substance use program, so the whole picture is addressed by one coordinated team rather than split across separate providers.
What to Expect
Choosing treatment is a significant step, and at Revelare you’ll be met with structure, individualized attention, and a clear plan. At our women-only facility, you can expect:
- A setting designed to reduce triggers and distractions
- Gender-responsive care built around women’s experiences
- Evidence-based therapy — including Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and trauma-informed approaches — paired with holistic support
- A multidisciplinary clinical team of trained professionals
- A community that supports honest connection and healthier relationships
Treatment begins by understanding your history, your needs, and your patterns. From there, the clinical team builds a plan that may include PHP or IOP, and can incorporate yoga therapy, nutritional counseling, and other whole-person supports.
Benefits of Women’s SUD Treatment
Recovery from substance use is about more than stopping — it’s about building a life that feels steady and sustainable. Our women-only programs are designed to support lasting change through:
- A women-only environment. Many women open up more fully among peers with similar experiences.
- Stronger coping skills. Practical tools for handling triggers, cravings, and stress without returning to substances.
- Support for underlying mental health. When anxiety, depression, or trauma are part of the picture, we treat them alongside the substance use.
- Structure and a plan for what’s next. PHP and IOP provide the support you need now and a clear path back to daily life.
Insurance and Admissions
Revelare Recovery accepts most major insurance plans. You can verify your insurance in a few minutes, and our team will walk you through coverage and next steps. When you’re ready, contact our admissions team to start the conversation.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Revelare Recovery offer detox?
Yes. Revelare provides detox for behavioral health concerns, with medical oversight to manage withdrawal safely. After detox, women move directly into our PHP or IOP programming so care stays continuous.
Is treatment women-only?
Yes. Every Revelare program is designed exclusively for women, which allows for gender-responsive care and a setting where many women feel able to engage more fully.
Can you treat a substance use disorder and a mental health condition at the same time?
Yes. Dual diagnosis care is central to how we work — we treat co-occurring conditions like anxiety, depression, and trauma alongside the substance use disorder.
What substances do you treat?
We treat substance use disorders involving alcohol, opioids, prescription medications, cocaine and other stimulants, and more.
Do you accept insurance?
We accept most major insurance plans. You can verify your benefits online, and our admissions team will confirm your coverage.