In Scottdale, the first worries about treatment are often practical ones. Will my insurance, Medicaid, or Medicare cover treatment? And how do I fit appointments around a job and children who still need picking up?
RestAura Behavioral Health is an outpatient addiction treatment center about five minutes from Scottdale, GA, on Lawrenceville Highway. Before you start, our admissions team checks your coverage and helps you understand the cost early on. Our day program, intensive outpatient program, and outpatient program each run on a different weekly schedule. We help you find the care you need while considering your work and family commitments.
2450 Lawrenceville Hwy Ste 102, Decatur, GA 30033
Mon: 8.00am – 5.00pm
Tues: 8.00am – 5.00pm
Wed: 8.00am – 5.00pm
Thurs: 8.00am – 5.00pm
Fri: 8.00am – 5.00pm
Sat: Closed
Sun: Closed
Please call (678) 841-7394 to check for availability and
schedule an appointment
When weekly therapy isn’t enough, our PHP offers a more structured daily treatment plan. The program runs four to six hours a day, Monday through Friday, and you go home every evening. Group therapy, individual sessions, skills classes, and medication reviews all happen in one place.
For adults who hold a job or run a household and need more than one appointment a week. IOP meets three to four days a week with morning and evening sessions, and most of the work happens in group therapy alongside one-on-one counseling.
For someone who is fairly steady, perhaps after IOP, our outpatient program offers regular support with more independence. Most people attend two to four times a week, choosing from morning, afternoon, or evening times.
Our Suboxone treatment is for opioid use, including fentanyl and prescription painkillers. A medical assessment comes first. When Suboxone is right for you, it’s paired with counseling in one of our programs. We don’t offer methadone.
Our aftercare program offers support in the months after treatment ends, when old triggers can return with less structure around you. Aftercare can include ongoing therapy, relapse-prevention planning, and peer support.
Our alcohol treatment program offers support when drinking has become harder to control, even if work and home still look fine from the outside. Counseling sits at the center, with medication to ease cravings when your provider recommends it.
Anxiety, depression, and PTSD often travel with substance use. Our clinic treats both through the same care plan, with medication management from our nurse practitioner when it helps.
Our licensed clinicians offer individual, group, trauma, and family therapy. Groups are kept to 8 to 12 people. Family sessions also offer support and education for loved ones, helping you work on relationships as part of recovery.
We offer outpatient treatment for opioids, benzodiazepines, cocaine, methamphetamine, and kratom, plus help with gambling, sex, and video game addiction. Treatment starts with an assessment, so your care plan reflects your needs and can change as you make progress.av
In the Scottdale ZIP area, about half of residents have private insurance, and a little over four in ten have Medicaid, Medicare, or another public plan. With different plans covering care in different ways, your insurance card is a useful place to start the first call.
More than a third of households in the Scottdale ZIP area have children at home, so school runs and pickups shape what kind of treatment is realistic.
Your clinical assessment helps us understand how much support you need. We then plan the schedule with you. PHP takes most of the weekday, so many parents arrange extra help for a few weeks. IOP and outpatient care take up less of the day. If you want family members involved, family therapy is part of our programs, and you decide what they’re told.
Every program meets at our addiction treatment center in Decatur, on Lawrenceville Highway. Getting started takes three steps:
These resources can help with coverage, groceries, and other needs while you attend treatment.
From the Scottdale Post Office on East Ponce de Leon Avenue, it’s about 2 miles: up Valley Brook Road to Lawrenceville Highway, roughly 5 minutes outside rush hour.
The entrance and parking are wheelchair accessible.
No. You can call our admissions team yourself to set up a confidential clinical assessment. If you already see a doctor or therapist, you’re welcome to bring their notes or a list of your medications, but neither is required to begin.
Not unless you agree. Federal privacy rules for substance use treatment mean we need your written consent before sharing your records, apart from narrow exceptions the law allows. Many people do choose to let their doctor know, because it helps keep medications safe, and you can limit the consent to exactly what you want shared.
Our office hours are Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. If you’re in danger or someone has overdosed, call 911. For a mental health crisis, call or text 988.
Bring your insurance card, a photo ID, and a list of the medications you take, with doses. Names and numbers of any doctors or therapists you see are useful too, so we can coordinate care if you sign a consent.
Yes. Anyone can call to ask about programs, schedules, and how a benefits check works. Without the adult patient’s written consent, our staff can’t confirm that someone is in treatment or discuss their care.
Get in touch with our caring team of treatment professionals today.
All queries are replied within 24hrs.
