Our Drug and Alcohol Rehab Kennesaw Programs

One of the main benefits of enrolling in our alcohol treatment programs is that we can offer you support that is only possible with highly-trained medical staff. Medication-assisted treatment can minimize the withdrawal symptoms that you have to endure in the early days of the recovery process.

In addition, we can offer prescription medication for any co-occurring disorders that might influence the ability to maintain sobriety when discharged from our luxurious, safe facility. Your treatment team will be able to observe you, tweak the medications, and get you on something safe that allows you to thrive.

Alcohol addiction doesn’t usually exist in a vacuum. Many of our clients have other mental health issues that contribute to substance misuse. Our clinicians are skilled at getting to the bottom of why alcohol or drug use occurs and can offer you the help you need to tease out co-occurring disorders.

Once you leave our alcohol and drug rehab center, you’ll get to find new things to do that don’t involve your prior substance misuse. We’ll help you enroll in an intensive outpatient treatment plan in Kennesaw, GA, but here are a few things you can do outside of your individual and group therapy sessions.

Dive deep into the halls of history when you have a spare afternoon. You can soak up the Georgia sun and head back to the year 1864 when the Atlanta Campaign of the Civil War was alive and well. There are thousands of acres of Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park to explore, preserved even with the passage of time.

History buffs may want to attend the lectures offered here while others will want to just wander around, learning and exploring. It’s a great place to bring the family so that you can all learn something new in your hometown.

Substance use disorders are hard on the whole family. Repairing the relationships that mean the most to you is a slow and steady process, but you can start by spending one-on-one time with your partner and kids. Swift-Cantrell Park gives you space to talk, enjoy each other, and cool off in the heat of a Georgia summer.

The park occupies almost fifty acres in the heart of Kennesaw, GA. It features inclusive playgrounds, a dog park, a splash pad, a skate park, and even Wi-Fi so that you can stay connected.

It’s also a great place to go solo with plenty of places to walk and run. The park features both a full mile and a half-mile loop where you can exercise, walk with a friend, or just head out to clear your mind after intensive therapy sessions.

Did you know that time spent in nature can act as a protective factor for alcohol misuse? This serves as an excellent reason to get yourself out and about during alcohol or drug addiction treatment. The good news is that Kennesaw is home to miles of trails that you can explore, giving you new scenery each time you head out.

You can walk along creeks and water features, enjoy shaded trails, or go with paved asphalt trails like those you’ll find at Swift-Cantrell Park. There’s always something new and exciting to see, and you can make a game out of seeing how many loops you can complete during your intensive outpatient program.

Right in the heart of Downtown Kennesaw is the farmer’s market which is open on Monday afternoons. Here, you can shop with local farmers, bakers, and artisans who pour their love and dedication into the things they make with their hands. More than twenty vendors routinely attend the market, so you could spend hours searching their tables for meaningful knick-knacks.

It’s also a great place to grab a bite to eat while you shop with local food trucks that cater to shoppers who want something made by local hands.

The truth is that the heat of a Georgia summer can be incredibly brutal, so you might be seeking a place where you can escape the sun. The Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History should be a must-see spot for anyone local who wants to learn about the area.

The museum is associated with the renowned Smithsonian and is home to very famous locomotives, educational programs, and interpretive tours. There’s also a library of resources for those who want to dive deeper into the history of the Civil War era or the locomotive.

Be sure to check the calendar, as they host special exhibits and events from time to time.

Even if you don’t have a green thumb, you might be able to appreciate those who do. This might mean that you would enjoy a trip to the Smith-Gilbert Gardens, a seventeen-acre center where you can soak in the rose garden, camellia garden, bonsai exhibits, koi ponds, and more.

There are paths to walk and waterfalls to enjoy, all while listening to the melodic chirping of the birds. You can even enjoy the seasonal butterfly house which is a great place to make memories with family, especially if you have small children.

Another fun place to explore on a hot day is the Zuckerman Museum of Art. It’s a part of the Kennesaw State University School of Art and Design, but it’s also open to the public to walk through its new exhibits and galleries. They have permanent pieces, but they’re also home to an array of local artists of contemporary works.

If you want to see up-and-coming artists from the school itself, the museum also runs a separate spot for students, faculty, and alumni to showcase their work to a waiting audience. There’s always a new piece of art to take in, so you can visit the museum over and over again.