Mcintosh Trail Community Service Board — Fayette County Counseling Center

The Mcintosh Trail Community Service Board, Fayette County Counseling Center is located in Fayetteville, Georgia. They provide mental health and addiction treatment services for children, adolescents and adults. They specialize in outpatient and inpatient services.

If you’re dealing with mental health issues or having emotional disturbances you can reach out to the Fayette County Counseling Center for their services. A Master’s level clinician will evaluate your situation and determine the best plan of treatment that fits your situation.

Then, you’ll have a psychiatric evaluation and they might assign a nurse to your case. Depending on the outcome of all of this, you may get a medical evaluation and be monitored for your health. They might also recommend personal, family, or group therapy and community support or crisis intervention if need be. They may also refer you to some of their specialty services like Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) or general community support.

Another specialty service they have is a program called New Choices which is for women who are battling drug or alcohol addiction. They have an Addictive Disease Program which helps adults and adolescents struggling with substance abuse in an outpatient setting. The outpatient services range from group and family involvement to diagnostic and psychiatric evaluation and nursing services.

In addition to their outpatient treatment, they also have a special service called Inspirations. This is an inpatient residential treatment program for adults struggling with severe mental illness, who are experiencing a crisis after a behavioral or emotional disturbance.

They also offer services for court ordered clients and provide multiple offender evaluations for the Department of Family and Children Services. In this program, you’ll have access to risk education and can find help for family violence and anger management problems.

One former patient here said the staff members are great, committed and caring people. Another person said they definitely saved their life and she’ll be forever thankful to her counselor.