ASAM Level-I
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Our ASAM Level-I Program provides skilled treatment services that include motivational enhancement, brief intervention and cognitive-behavioral therapy in addition to psycho-educational groups one to three times per week (3-9 hours) for a minimum of 17 to 52 weeks. Our groups are provided at four different locations throughout Metro Atlanta and North Georgia, in English and Spanish, weeknights and weekends. Consult with our website for additional information rdtorecovery.com
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The Road to Recovery, Inc.
3155 Presidential Drive
Suite 104
Atlanta, GA 30340
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Family Violence Intervention Program
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The Family Violence Intervention Program (FVIP) is a psychoeducational program mandated by law to all convicted persons of a Family Violence Act offense. The program lasts 24 weeks which must be completed within a 27 week period in a group setting, for 1hr-45min. The Road to Recovery is Certified by the Georgia Commission on Family Violence to provide this program in four Judicial Circuits. For more information contact rdtorecovery.com
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Theft Awareness Program
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Our Theft Awareness Program is designed to reduce the likelihood of future theft / shoplifting incidents through acceptance of responsibility to reduce future dysfunctional behavior. The course examines how values and attitudes impact behavior; acceptance of responsibility and understanding of the consequences of future illegal behavior to assist participants identify the importance of making better future decisions and develop a personal commitment to avoid future theft-related problems and/or arrests. Our class is a three our class provided on weekends at any of our four locations. For additional information, visit rdtorecovery.com