Georgia Treatment Providers
Georgia Behavioral Health, Treatment & Counseling for Justice-Involved Adults
A living directory of behavioral health, substance use, and counseling programs in Georgia that may accept people on probation, parole, pretrial supervision, or with a criminal record. Many listings are tied directly to justice-involved initiatives (CSBs, accountability courts, DCS referrals); others are general treatment providers you must confirm with your officer, attorney, or court.
Statewide & Online Access
✅ Verified Statewide Court-Connected & Public Programs
DBHDD-contracted safety-net providers for mental health and substance use treatment across Georgia. Local CSBs often accept referrals from probation, parole, and accountability courts and can provide attendance/progress documentation.
24/7 phone and text line for mental health and substance use crises, with access to mobile crisis teams and crisis stabilization units. Can also connect you to ongoing treatment in your area.
State-approved DUI schools that courts and probation commonly require for alcohol or drug-related driving offenses. Only DDS-certified programs count for license and court purposes.
Probation and parole officers, through DCS and local coordinators, can refer supervisees to contracted group treatment, cognitive-behavioral classes, and specialty programs that meet supervision standards.
🛠️ Eligible General Provider Search & Peer Recovery
National directory of licensed substance use and mental health programs. You can filter for Georgia by location, payment type, and level of care.
Peer-led recovery supports, telephone “warm lines,” and recovery community organizations that help you stay sober and connected between treatment sessions.
Atlanta Metro
✅ Verified Court-Connected & Safety-Net Providers
Safety-net hospital with outpatient psychiatry, counseling, and substance use treatment, including intensive outpatient programs. Frequently used by local courts and probation for treatment referrals.
Public behavioral health provider for DeKalb County, offering counseling, psychiatry, crisis care, and addiction treatment. Accepts many court and probation referrals.
Provides outpatient and residential behavioral health and substance use services closely linked to regional accountability courts and probation.
Area hospitals and behavioral health centers around Cobb provide detox, inpatient, and intensive outpatient treatment often used for higher-level court or probation requirements.
🛠️ Eligible Private Counselors & Specialty Programs
Multiple Atlanta-area providers offer anger management and family violence intervention. Courts often require that programs be on an approved list or meet specific standards.
Clinics across the metro provide individual therapy, group counseling, and medication management that may satisfy mental health or substance use conditions if approved in writing.
Central Georgia / Macon Area
✅ Verified Public & Court-Linked Providers
CSB for Macon and surrounding counties, offering outpatient counseling, psychiatric care, crisis services, and substance use treatment. Coordinates closely with local courts and probation.
Local CSB and contracted counselors provide substance use and mental health treatment for DUI, drug, and mental health court participants in Central Georgia.
🛠️ Eligible Faith-Based & Private Counseling
Churches and ministries in Macon and Warner Robins offer Christian counseling, Celebrate Recovery, and support groups. These can support recovery and may count if the court approves.
Augusta & Central Savannah River Area (CSRA)
✅ Verified CSBs & Accountability Courts
CSB serving Augusta and surrounding counties with outpatient mental health and addiction services, often tied to local courts and probation.
DUI, drug, mental health, and veterans courts in the CSRA contract directly with specific treatment programs. These providers are considered “approved” for those court tracks.
🛠️ Eligible Outpatient Counseling & Peer Support
12-step and peer groups across the Augusta area support sobriety and mental health. Courts often encourage these in addition to formal treatment.
Savannah & Coastal Georgia
✅ Verified CSBs & Court-Linked Services
CSB for Savannah and surrounding coastal counties. Provides outpatient counseling, psychiatry, detox/withdrawal management and recovery services, often used by local courts and probation.
Coastal DUI, drug, and mental health courts partner with specific clinics and group programs for required treatment. Lists can change each year.
🛠️ Eligible Private Counselors & Faith-Based Care
Licensed therapists offer individual and group counseling for anger, trauma, depression and substance use. These may satisfy conditions if the court approves in writing.
Columbus & West Georgia
✅ Verified CSB & Court-Connected Treatment
CSB for Columbus and several West Georgia counties. Provides outpatient and residential services for mental health and addiction, including programs used by drug and DUI courts.
Local accountability courts rely on a mix of CSB and private providers for structured treatment. Participants must follow the program plan assigned by the court.
🛠️ Eligible Peer Recovery & Church-Based Support
Churches in Columbus and West Georgia host Celebrate Recovery and other support groups focused on addiction and life skills. Courts may view these as supplemental, not a full replacement for clinical treatment.
North & Northwest Georgia
✅ Verified CSBs & Regional Programs
CSB serving Northwest Georgia counties with mental health and substance use services, including programs supporting accountability courts and probation referrals.
CSB serving Gainesville and Northeast Georgia with outpatient and residential treatment, often coordinating with local courts and supervision offices.
🛠️ Eligible Private Counselors & Rural Providers
Small-town counselors around Dalton, Rome, and Gainesville often provide DUI assessments, anger management, and substance use groups. Acceptance varies by county and judge.
South & Rural Georgia
✅ Verified CSBs & Regional Treatment
CSB for Albany and nearby counties providing outpatient and residential behavioral health treatment. Often accepts referrals for people on supervision.
CSB serving Valdosta and South Georgia, offering clinics, crisis services, and substance use programs frequently used by probation and local courts.
🛠️ Eligible Peer Recovery & Support Groups
Rural South Georgia communities rely heavily on 12-step meetings and church-based recovery groups. These support sobriety and mental health between or after formal treatment.
Before you enroll in any program:
- Read your judgment and supervision conditions carefully (DUI, DV, anger management, mental health, substance use).
- Send the program name, location, license level, and a short description to your officer or attorney.
- Get written approval before paying for multi-week or online-only treatment packages.
OACRA does not provide treatment or legal advice. We share information so you can ask better questions and stay organized. Only your treatment provider, supervision officer, attorney, or judge can tell you whether a program “counts” for your case.
Get listed or updated: Are you a Georgia treatment provider, CSB, or recovery program that regularly serves justice-involved individuals? Email contact@oacra.app with your program information so we can review your listing.