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Brittney Wilcox, LPC-MHSP, is a licensed mental health professional and psychology faculty member with over a decade of experience serving justice-involved and high-risk populations.
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Our approach blends evidence‑based therapies with compassionate, personalized care.
Medical Detox and Residential Care in a Ranch Setting
We provide medical detox and residential treatment for adults at our 50-acre ranch-style campus in Eastman, Georgia. Our setting offers indoor treatment and living spaces alongside outdoor areas where you can spend time away from familiar routines.
Your needs guide your treatment plan. We can discuss counseling, medication where appropriate, co-occurring mental health concerns and complementary activities such as equine-assisted work. Speak with our team about suitability and current availability before admission.
Here, we explain our setting, the admission process, insurance questions and planning for care after your stay.
Medical Detox and Residential Care
Our Eastman Campus and Treatment Environment
Our campus includes shared indoor spaces, outdoor seating, walking areas and horse facilities. Ask about accommodations, accessibility and any specific needs before you make travel arrangements.
If you are interested in equine-assisted approaches, our team can discuss how they may fit your plan. Working with horses is a complementary option and does not replace clinical treatment. Participation depends on suitability and availability.
You may also want time for quiet reflection or an appropriate activity outdoors. Discuss what is possible within your care plan and any physical restrictions with our team.
Addressing Co-Occurring Mental Health Needs
Substance use and other mental health concerns may occur together, and the relationship can differ from person to person. Assessment and coordinated care help identify the needs that should be addressed (National Institute of Mental Health, 2025).
We address co-occurring mental health needs within our substance-use treatment. Tell us about symptoms, diagnoses, current medication and other clinicians involved in your care so we can assess whether our program is suitable.
A particular diagnosis or medication does not by itself establish program fit. Speak with us directly about what our team can address and whether other services or a different level of care would be recommended.
Planning Travel From Georgia Communities
Our campus is in Eastman, Georgia. When planning a trip, use a current route from your starting point and allow for traffic, stops and your own travel needs. We have replaced general mileage estimates with links to the relevant community guides:
Confirm clinical acceptance, current availability, payment arrangements and arrival details before leaving home. If you need transport assistance, ask our team to confirm eligibility, timing and any charges before relying on it.
Insurance and Cost Questions Before Admission
Our admissions team can review your plan-specific insurance benefits and discuss expected costs for proposed services. Participation, coverage and authorization requirements depend on your plan and circumstances.
Ask about deductibles, copayments or coinsurance, any noncovered services and private-pay arrangements. A benefits check helps you plan; confirm the proposed services and financial responsibilities before admission. We can also answer questions about our insurance process.
Assessment and Admission Planning
Before admission, our team reviews your needs, current medication and health history to assess whether our program is appropriate. We also discuss availability, insurance or private payment and arrival arrangements.
Bring up accessibility, dietary, animal-related or other personal needs early so we can discuss what is possible. Confirm your admission and travel plan before departure.
Clinical Assessment
Tell our team about recent substance use, previous withdrawal, prescriptions and other medical or mental health concerns. You can also review our treatment questions and ask what information is needed before admission.
Medical Detox When Appropriate
An assessment helps determine whether medical detox is appropriate and which setting you need. Alcohol withdrawal management is part of a wider treatment plan rather than a stand-alone treatment for alcohol use disorder (American Society of Addiction Medicine, 2020).
Discuss any medication changes with your prescriber and our clinical team. Do not stop a prescribed medicine on your own to prepare for admission.
Outpatient Care With Other Providers
We provide medical detox and residential treatment onsite. If PHP or IOP is recommended after your stay, ask about referrals to other providers. Confirm the receiving program’s acceptance, schedule, services, insurance and costs directly.
Outpatient care can involve different levels of support. Your assessment and ongoing needs help determine an appropriate next step; we do not promise partner placement or an onsite outpatient program.
Explore Our Treatment Options
Individual Counseling
Work with our clinical team on the concerns and goals identified in your assessment. Discuss substance-use patterns, coping skills, mental health needs and how to apply the work in daily life.
Family Involvement
When clinically appropriate and with the relevant consent, loved ones may take part in your care. Ask us about the format, scheduling and goals of family involvement.
Family work may include communication, boundaries and planning support at home. Your plan should reflect your circumstances rather than assuming every family relationship can or should follow the same approach.
Group Sessions
Group work at our Eastman center can give you opportunities to discuss recovery skills and hear others’ experiences. Ask how group sessions fit your individual plan.
Equine-Assisted and Other Complementary Options
If appropriate for you and currently available, equine-assisted activities may accompany your clinical care. We can discuss what participation involves and any physical or emotional considerations. We do not promise a particular result from working with horses.
You can explore our garden-based activity guide and woodland activity guide when discussing your interests with our team. Confirm which activities are available and suitable within your plan.
Continuing-Care Planning
Before discharge, discuss follow-up appointments, medication, support at home and any housing or outpatient needs. Ask about referrals where appropriate and confirm arrangements directly with the receiving provider.
Talk With Our Admissions Team
Contact Admissions at Ingrained Recovery
We provide medical detox and residential treatment for adults at our Eastman, Georgia campus. Call 844-450-1700 to discuss your needs, clinical suitability, availability and plan-specific insurance questions.
If you need outpatient care or recovery housing near home, ask us about referrals and confirm the receiving provider’s services, eligibility, availability and costs directly.
Before leaving home, confirm clinical acceptance, current availability, expected costs and your arrival arrangements with our admissions team. Use a current map for your route to Eastman; travel times vary with your starting point, route and traffic.
References
American Society of Addiction Medicine (2020). The ASAM clinical practice guideline on alcohol withdrawal management. https://www.asam.org/quality-care/clinical-guidelines/alcohol-withdrawal-management-guideline
National Institute of Mental Health (2025, March). Finding help for co-occurring substance use and mental disorders. https://www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/substance-use-and-mental-health
