Georgia HOPE believes in meeting our clients where they are, quite literally, which is why 90% of our services occur in the homes or schools of those we serve. For a good portion of our population, transportation barriers cause a hindrance to accessing counseling services. Therefore, we do the only thing natural: we go to them.

In 2015, Georgia HOPE became one of the first behavioral health providers in the nation to be recognized as a Patient individual enters services with us, we begin communicating with his/her primary care provider to ensure that we individual enters services with us, we begin communicating with his/her primary care provider to ensure that we understand how their mental health may be impacting their physical health, and vice versa. 

​​​​​​​The term “recovery” is oftentimes only associated with substance use. However, our definition of recovery includes any person who is working to regain stability of mind and body. We know that both mental health and substance use can be lifelong journeys. But we believe that achieving a life of recovery is possible for all.