Welcome to Recovery Works

Drug & Alcohol Rehab Center John’s Creek Georgia

Recovery Works is not a one size fits all program. Drawing on mindfulness practices, trauma informed care, and the works of Dr. Charles Whitfield. Recovery works offers a unique program to help heal past trauma and emerge a new and empowered person. While the 12 Step Philosophy is respected, out clients have access to a much broader tapestry of recovery programs to draw from. From Celebrate Recovery in our Christian Track to Recovery Dharma on our Eastern Track we realize that no single form of treatment is successful for everyone.

Our program is holistic in orientation but quality care for co-occuring disorders is avaialable through on site consultation with a psychiatrist.

True Freedom From Addiction

Healing The Mind, Body, and Spirit

Experience True Recovery

Breakthrough Treatment For Trauma

Over 40 years ago Dr. Charles Whitfield pioneered the field of trauma recovery. With Recovery Works Dr. Whitfield contributed his vast knowledge to provide the first addiction treatment program based on his works. Dr. Whitfield’s legacy lives on in each person who learns to recover from their past traumatic experiences.

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Effective Holistic Care

True Holistic Care treats the entire indiviudal as the sum of the Mind, Body and Spirit. It recognizes that healing cannont take place unless all three of these aspects are addressed.

Trauma Informed Mindfulness

Trauma Informed Mindfulness Training seeks to address underlying truama with meditative and mindfulness based practices. Through Mindfulness one can begin to address the damage caused by harmful childhood events and adverse experiences.

Experienced Staff

Our experienced Multidisciplinary team includes On-Site Physicians specializing in Behavioral Health, Licensed and Certified Counseling staff, and Pastoral Guidance.

Ambulatory Detox

Ambulatory Detox is appropriate for indiviudals who are seeking to stop using drugs and alcohol under Medical Supervision. Individuals who no underlying physical illness are good candidates for this level of care.

Partial Hospitalization

This 30 hour per week intensive drug and alcohol addiction treatment program provides individuals who would benefit from additional Behavioral or Medical Oversite, need a structed enviroment with strong peer support, and for whom lower level’s of care have failed to resolve the addiction.

Intensive Outpatient

This 20 hour a week program is approriate for indiviuals who need a structured recovery program and ongoing individual and group therapy but benefit from additional time to focus on vocational training, fitness, and participation in the local recoveyr community.

Effective Drug and Alcohol Rehabilitaion in Atlanta

Our full-time day treatment programs(PHP) and intensive outpatient programs(IOP) for addiction treatment in Georgia offers one of the most effective approaches in the Metro Atlanta Area. With a qualifed staff of Doctors, Therapists, and Certified Addiction Counselors, we offer a level of service unmatched by most other programs. We have helped countless others begin the Journey to Recovery, let us help you. Calls us today!

Do you live outside the Atlanta area, but are interested in attending our drug rehab programs? We have excellent local sober living options that can provide the extra structure, accountability, support and community for people seeking help. Find out more here. We are just a short drive from most surrounding states, including Alabama, Florida, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.

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Healing The Child Within at Recovery Works

Charles L. Whitfield, M.D., was a physician, psychotherapist, author and internationally recognized expert on mental illness, behavioral problems, and recovery from addiction and trauma. He was on the faculty of the Rutgers University Summer Institute of Alcohol and Drug Studies from 1978 through 2003, and practiced addiction medicine and psychotherapy starting in 1976. He had also been a consultant and collaborator at the CDC in Atlanta since 1998. He was voted by his peers as one of the Best Doctors in America every year since 1993. He lived in Atlanta, GA, and share a private practice with his wife, author and therapist, Barbara Harris Whitfield until his death in 2021.

Recovery Works is proud to continue the legacy of this pioneer of trauma informed care.

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