MARR/Men's Recovery Center

72-Hour Comprehensive EvaluationService

A three-day set of tests and interviews to find out if someone has a substance use problem and what level of care fits. Employers, licensing boards and loved ones can ask for it.

Aftercare PhaseProgram

After the main program, support continues. How long depends on each man. It includes an aftercare group, one-on-one counseling, a spiritual life group, and volunteer chances.

Atlanta IOP – Intensive Outpatient PhaseProgram

A part-time program for about eight weeks, with 12 to 15 hours a week of groups and counseling. Men live at home and get medical monitoring.

Atlanta PHP – Partial Hospitalization PhaseProgram

A day program where men attend groups for six weeks and go home at night. It includes a mental health check, medicine management if needed, and medical monitoring.

Phase 1 – Feelings School (Residential)Program

For the first six weeks, men live at the center. They get a mental health check, medical checks, and staff nearby day and night. They spend about 30 hours a week in groups and classes.

Phase 2 – Skills Application (Residential)Program

Men keep living at the center for about eight more weeks. They have medical checks and about 15 hours a week of counseling, including relapse prevention and family counseling. They practice sober living skills, like finding work.

Phase 3 – Sober LivingProgram

Men live in sober housing for at least 12 weeks. They work, start to pay their own rent, and keep going to counseling and groups.

Recovering Professionals ProgramProgram

Added help for working professionals in treatment at the Men's Recovery Center. It adds extra weekly groups, contact with licensing boards, and long-term monitoring and advocacy.