Teen Challenge Southeast
Levels of care
Detox · Inpatient · Outpatient
Programs
Alcohol rehab and substance abuse
Insurance
Private insurance, self-pay
Setting
Treatment center in Columbus, GA
Operating since
1960
About Teen Challenge Southeast
Teen Challenge Southeast, located in Columbus, Georgia is a faith-based residential and outpatient treatment center for those who struggle with substance use dependency. This is their main office, where they can direct you to their local services depending on your needs.
We like the accessibility of their services in that they serve individuals of all backgrounds and ages and their programs are financially affordable. Their mission is to provide you with a renewed sense of hope through the eyes of God as you discover healing and transformation. Teen Challenge Southeast truly stands as a place of restoration, where fresh beginnings take root.
Residential Programs in the Fountain City
Teen Challenge Southeast offers compassionate residential programs for adults and adolescents across multiple states. Their adult programs provide structured support for men and women facing substance dependency, targeting personal growth to aid in lasting recovery.
For adolescents aged 12 to 17, they have boarding schools designed to address academic challenges and behavioral struggles. There are also job skills training services as part of the residential programs.
Outpatient Services in Uptown Columbus
We really like the flexibility of the outpatient services provided by Teen Challenge Southeast. They are scheduled around your timeline, making it possible for you to continue to attend to your obligations with work, school, and life.
They use evidence based modalities like cognitive behavioral therapy to give you strategies to overcome stress. You’ll have access to both individual and group therapy and can be seen as frequently as needed. Through these comprehensive services, you can make meaningful progress in your journey toward healing.
Addiction treatment programs
- Alcohol rehab
- Substance abuse
Levels of care
- Detox
- Detox may happen in an inpatient setting or on an outpatient schedule, depending on what the person needs. Both kinds of care can be found around Georgia.
- Inpatient / residential
- People who have just finished detox often move into inpatient care next, where recovery keeps moving with support close at hand.
- Outpatient
- Work shifts, classes, and family routines stay on the calendar around outpatient sessions. People keep sleeping at home and stay present for the rest of daily life.
Insurance & payment
- Private insurance
- Self-pay
Teen Challenge Southeast lists the insurance and payment options above; the admissions team verifies coverage before you commit. If you're unsure what your plan covers, check below or call the center directly.
Location & hours
- Address
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15 W 10th St
Columbus, GA 31901 - Phone
- 706-596-8731
- Website
- teenchallenge.cc
- Nearby
- In Columbus, Georgia.
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