As a family of highly skilled professionals, our mental health and addiction treatment programs in Atlanta are dedicated to providing accessible and top-notch treatment to each person in need.
With a focus on compassionate and effective treatment backed by a post-traumatic growth clinical model, Valor Behavioral Health is dedicated to helping each person on their journey to recovery.
We’ve helped hundreds of people like you get healthy and stay healthy. Don’t let any doubts you have hold you back. Chances are, we can help you too.
Our mental health and substance abuse programs cater to the individual and their needs, rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Experience the luxury at our addiction treatment and mental health facility located in Atlanta, GA. Get an inside look at where we offer various outpatient mental health programs.
From counseling sessions to group therapy and specialized treatment programs, our facility provides a safe and welcoming environment where individuals can find the support they need.
At Valor Behavioral Health, we use a post-traumatic growth model in our approach to treating substance abuse and mental health in Atlanta. This model recognizes that individuals can experience personal growth and positive change as a result of overcoming traumatic experiences, including addiction.
Our behavioral health programs in Atlanta focus on helping individuals identify areas of strength and resilience, and we work with them to develop a plan for growth and recovery.
IOP, or Intensive Outpatient Programming is an outpatient level of care that allows clients to attend school or work while still receiving treatment.
Our supportive and nurturing environment, ensures that each adolescent receives the personalized care they need to thrive.
Post-Traumatic Growth (PTG) refers to positive psychological change experienced as a result of the struggle with highly challenging life circumstances, such as trauma.
Our Master’s Level Clinicians understand what you’re going through and have been treating mental health disorders for years.