Talbott Recovery

02/23/2026

Abuse does not always begin with physical harm. It often starts with control. Recognizing the early signs of an abusive partner is critical - in personal relationships, in professional environments and within the communities we serve. Awareness is prevention. At Talbott Recovery, we understand that unresolved trauma, relationship dysfunction and substance use are often deeply interconnected. Education empowers individuals to seek help sooner, and leaders to intervene responsibly. If you or someone you know may be experiencing abuse, support is available. Call us today at 833-361-5400.

02/20/2026

Prescription medications can help - but when unsecured, they can also pose risks. Remember to always:
-Lock your meds
-Take Inventory
-Dispose of unused or expired prescriptions safely
-Have open conversations with your children

Prevention starts at home. If you or someone you know may be struggling, help is available. Call us today for a level of care assessment at 833-361-5400.

02/19/2026

Employee Highlight: Meet Jenee!

Jenee joined Talbott Recovery in January 2025 as a social work intern and has since transitioned into a therapist role, providing compassionate, client-centered care within our multidisciplinary team. She earned her degree in Speech Communication from Georgia State University and her Master of Social Work from the Univeristy of Kentucky, where she also completed a certification in Trauma Responsive Care. Jenee works with both individuals and groups, with a strong focus on psychoeducation to support insight, empowerment and sustainable recovery. Her approach is strenghts-based, culturally responsive and rooted in collaboration and respect for each person's lived experience. Outside of work, she enjoys music of all genres, cooking and spending time with loved ones.

"Healing can begin when people feel safe, heard and valued.", says Janee. We are so grateful to have Jenee as part of the Talbott Dunwoody team!

02/17/2026

Women's Galentine's Tea Celebration!

Last week, we hosted alongside Revelare Recovery, our Women's Galentine's Tea, bringing together women across the behavioral health and recovery community for connection and celebration. It was an afternoon to honor the meaningful work we do, support one another and strengthen collaborationin our field. Spaces like this remind us that while the work can be heavy, we are stronger together. We are grateful for the incredible women who continue to make an impact in our community every day.

02/14/2026

This Valentine's Day, let's show our children that they are valued and loved. With hope and healing, children at risk can become children of promise.

Talbott Recovery specializes in treating co-occuring mental health and substance use disorders.

02/13/2026

Kids and teens impacted by Substance Use Disorders begin to heal when caring adults know how to help.

Talbott Recovery specializes in treating co-occuring mental health and substance use disorders.

02/13/2026

Together, we can help kids and teens understand the Seven Cs and realize that their parent’s Substance Use Disorder is not their fault.

Talbott Recovery specializes in treating co-occuring mental health and substance use disorders.

02/12/2026

Together, let’s help children impacted by the disease of addiction feel seen, heard and valued.

02/07/2026

Taking Your Power Back

Join us on February 27th at Talbott Dunwoody for an interactive Lunch & Learn designed for professionals in the behavioral health field. Enjoy lunch while one of our therapists leads a mock group experience and guided discussion focused on reclaiming personal power, boundaries and resilience. This is a chance to pause, reflect and reconnect - both personally and professionally in a supportive group setting. We look forward to seeing you there!

Please RSVP to Katie Waterhouse at 470-356-2439.

02/06/2026

Our Dunwoody Alumni created and maintain this Recovery Resource Board for the staff and patients, always a reminder that the Opposite of Addiction is Connection!

02/05/2026

Honoring Black History Month

This February, Talbott Recovery recognizes Black History Month and the profound contributions of Black leaders, clinicians, advocates and community members who have shaped mental health and addiction recovery in our country. We are committed to fostering care that is inclusive, culturally responsive and rooted in dignity and respect for every person who seeks healing.

02/02/2026

With Valentine's Day around the corner, it's a good time to reflect on what truly makes a relationship thrive. Healthy partnerships aren't built on perfection - they're built on communication, trust, repair and mutual support. For couples in recovery, these skills are especially powerful. When both partners are committed to growth, healing becomes something you build together, not something you struggle through alone.

This February, choose connection over conflict - and healing over hurt. If you or someone you care about is struggling, call us today at 833-361-5400 and receive a level of care assessment.