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Located in Atlanta, Skyland Trail is a nationally recognized nonprofit mental health treatment organization serving adults ages 18 and older. Our goal is to help individuals recover from mental illness and live as independently and successfully as possible in the community. We treat adults ages 18 and older with mood and thought disorders, including bipolar illness, major depression, schizophrenia, and anxiety disorders. We specialize in treating patients who have complex diagnoses involving substance misuse or personality disorders and those who have physical health needs in addition to psychiatric needs.

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Inspiring adults with mental illness to thrive

BBB Rating
A+
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Hours
Regular Hours
Mon - Fri:
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TollFree: 866-528-9593

Services/Products
Residential psychiatric treatment, non-residential day treatment, intensive outpatient, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dual diagnosis treatment, specialized young adult program, adjunctive therapy (art, music, horticultural, social enrichment), primary care, pastoral counseling, vocational services
Neighborhoods
Buckhead, Pine Hills
Accreditation

NATSAP

ARTA

Associations
Joint Commission National Quality Gold Seal of Approval Since 1995 American Psychiatric Association Gold Award Rosalynn Carter / Johnson & Johnson Caregiver Award Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta Managing for Excellence Award
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http://www.skylandtrail.org

Categories
Mental Health Clinics & Information, Clinics, Mental Health Services, Psychiatric Clinics
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Services: Residential psychiatric treatment, non-residential day treatment, intensive outpatient, dialectical behavior therapy (DBT), cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), dual diagnosis treatment, specialized young adult program, adjunctive therapy (art, music, horticultural, social enrichment), primary care, pastoral counseling, vocational services