Rogers Behavioral Health
50 Glenlake Parkway Northeast, Sandy Springs, 30328
(833) 308-5887
Rogers Behavioral Health runs a treatment center in Sandy Springs for children, teens, and adults. Its day programs give you several hours of therapy a day while you keep living at home. You start with a free screening by phone.
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What they offer 9
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Depression treatmentProgram
The Sandy Springs center treats depression in adults and teens.
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Free screeningService
A free phone screening to find out which kind of care fits you. After it, the team recommends a level of care and makes a plan.
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Intensive Outpatient ProgramProgram
Therapy about three hours a day, five days a week, while you keep living at home and can still work or go to school. It mixes one-on-one work, group therapy, and medication management.
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OCD and anxiety treatmentProgram
The Sandy Springs center treats OCD and anxiety in adults, teens, and children.
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Partial Hospitalization ProgramProgram
Structured day treatment for people who do not need 24-hour care. You spend about six hours a day at the center, five days a week, and go home at night.
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Primary behavioral health for adolescentsProgram
The Atlanta clinic offers primary behavioral health treatment for adolescents.
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Recovery ServicesService
Rogers Behavioral Health offers treatment for mental health and substance use needs. It serves adults, children, teens, and older adults.
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Trauma treatmentProgram
The Sandy Springs center offers trauma treatment for adults.
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