Georgia’s Families in Transition, LLC (GFIT)
160 Clairemont Avenue, Decatur, 30030
(678) 951-0632
Georgia's Families in Transition is a family-owned social service agency with an office in Decatur. It offers counseling, several kinds of assessments, parenting classes, and skills training for families and individuals. It also lists crisis help, mentoring, and medication administration.
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What they offer 11
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AssessmentsService
GFIT does several kinds of assessments: diagnostic, psychological, psychiatric, substance abuse, parental fitness, and domestic violence screening.
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Crisis InterventionService
GFIT lists crisis intervention among its services.
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Family CounselingService
GFIT offers counseling for families.
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Group CounselingService
GFIT offers group counseling.
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Individual CounselingService
GFIT offers one-on-one counseling for individuals. The home page highlights it first.
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Intensive Family Intervention (adult and child core services)Program
GFIT lists intensive family intervention, with adult and child core services, as one of its offerings.
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Medication AdministrationService
GFIT lists medication administration among its services.
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MentoringService
GFIT lists mentoring among its services. Its stated goal is to connect people with community resources and teach them to reach their goals.
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