Georgia HOPE offers multiple programs that allow you to bring therapy into your own home — including TeleMental Health, online therapy. This service gives you the opportunity to speak to a licensed, professional therapist through the use of your online device. 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.
Georgia HOPE partners with the Division of Family Children Services by providing state contracted Family Preservation Support Services and insurance funded Core Services (mental health & substance use services). Our dedicated DFCS referrals team is here to assist you with any client needs.
Georgia HOPE’s School-Based Mental Health Program has been recognized by the state as the model for providing early intervention services within our schools to identify and address childhood mental health symptoms. We partner with schools at a state, county, and local level to house one of our therapists in each of our schools. By immersing each of our therapists into their school’s environment, we are able to break down stigmas and increase access to services for those in need.
Georgia HOPE is categorized as a Tier Two+ Provider of Community-Based Mental Health Services, meaning that we provide a number of services that help our clients maintain stability in an outpatient environment. These services are either paid for by the person’s insurance or, in some cases, by the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD) for those who do not have insurance.
Anyone can enroll themselves or refer someone else to services with Georgia HOPE. Simply complete our encrypted enrollment/ referral form. After this form is submitted, our administrative staff will check eligibility and will let you know via email if you or the individual your referring meets eligibility requirements.
If you have any questions about this process or our services, please contact us here.
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