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Twin Lakes Recovery Center

Recovery from addiction in a serene setting
outside of Atlanta, Georgia.

At Twin Lakes Recovery Center, we understand that getting help for addictions is one of the toughest decisions you will ever make for you or your loved one. Our staff is available to support and encourage you through-out your decision-making process and to answer any questions you may have about what to expect at Twin Lakes Recovery Center. We will be there for you or your family member as you are learning to understand why there is a problem with alcohol and/or drugs and why your behavior/thinking has changed over time. Recognizing that denial can be part of the human condition we work to help addicts and family members identify the impact of addiction in their lives. At Twin Lakes Recovery Center you will receive the tools necessary to begin the process of long term recovery. We regard addiction as a disease and use a multi-disciplinary model to address problems affecting the body, mind and spirit. We empower clients through therapies which encourage individual responsibility through social recovery, acknowledging that addiction is a disease of isolation best overcome through a life lived and shared in community. Working with patients, families, addiction counselors, licensed therapists, nurses and physicians, we develop an individual treatment plan which guides each individual through a thorough and comprehensive evaluation, required treatment, and into an aftercare process for lifelong success. We recognize that recovery encompasses improvements in self-esteem, interpersonal relationships, positive family interaction, vocational productivity, the establishment of realistic life goals and the development of a healthy lifestyle and support network. All of the staff at Twin Lakes Recovery try to understand Center appreciate the complex issues associated with healing and respect each client’s confidentiality and privacy. Our goal is to provide the best possible care and useful, practical and proven tools that help those who turn to us become respected and useful members of their community.

03/13/2026

"Great place to start a new beginning at life! If you’re serious about recovery and ready to make the step in the right direction to fixing your life, I highly recommend Twin Lakes. A lot of the staff are in recovery which is a huge plus in being able to relate to most, if not all, of what someone is currently going through. If you’re ready to change your life go ahead call them. You won’t regret it!"

Every step our clients take toward recovery inspires us. If you’re ready to leave the pain behind and embrace a new beginning, our team is here to walk beside you. Call (877) 376-7195 or visit TwinLakesRecoveryCenter.com today!

03/11/2026

Recovery isn’t just survival—it’s rediscovering joy, purpose, and meaning. Live fully, one moment at a time.

03/09/2026

Early warning signs of substance use disorder can be subtle because many people still appear to function normally at first while struggling privately. Recognizing changes in behavior or patterns of use early can help someone seek support sooner and potentially prevent more serious consequences.

Learn what to watch for.

Recognizing these early warning signs of substance use disorder can make a powerful difference. The sooner you see what’s happening, the sooner you can take steps to protect yourself or someone you love.

03/06/2026

On March 6th, communities across the U.S. come together to remember and honor those lost to overdose.

Black Balloon Day is a powerful reminder that behind every statistic is a person—someone who was loved and whose life mattered. Today, we grieve, we remember, and we take action. Let’s honor their memory by fostering awareness, compassion, and change.

03/04/2026

Choose recovery and move toward a healthier tomorrow. Support is available 24/7. Call (877) 376-7195 anytime or visit TwinLakesRecoveryCenter.com to get started.

03/03/2026

Our Employee Spotlight today is Haley Sherlock, Business Development Representative at Twin Lakes Recovery Center!

Haley shared: "My desire to work in treatment at Twin Lakes Recovery Center comes from my own recovery journey, which included multiple treatment experiences along the way. Those experiences showed me how powerful it is when people are connected to the right supports and the right people at the right time. Recovery is real, it’s happening every day, and I’m passionate about helping others see that for themselves. Being part of treatment allows me to turn lived experience into hope and connection for others."

03/02/2026

Marketed as a mood booster or energy supplement, tianeptine can act on the brain just like an opioid. Discover more about the hidden risks of “gas station heroin” in our latest blog.

“Gas station heroin” is a street name for tianeptine, a synthetic antidepressant not approved for medical use in the United States.

03/01/2026

Happy March. A new month is a chance to reset, even if it’s just in small ways. Spring reminds us that change takes time. Seasons shift slowly, and recovery does too. It’s not about instant transformation. It’s about steady effort, honest moments, and choosing to keep going. This month, notice the small steps you’re taking and give yourself credit for them. 🌼

02/27/2026

Our Veteran-Ready Tactical Recovery Program helps Veterans reclaim discipline, purpose, and freedom—one mission at a time. Recovery is a fight worth showing up for. Freedom is still possible.

Learn more. Take the first step. 📞 Call (877) 376-7195 or visit https://twinlakesrecoverycenter.com/tactical-recovery/ today!

02/25/2026

“Sunsets are proof that no matter what happens, every day can end beautifully.”

At Twin Lakes Recovery Center, we’re blessed to witness some of the most stunning sunsets, and they serve as a daily reminder that even after the hardest days, there is still beauty, hope, and the promise of a new beginning.

If you or someone you love is ready for change, let today be the turning point. Call 877-376-7195 or visit https://twinlakesrecoverycenter.com/ to learn how Twin Lakes Recovery Center can help you start your next chapter.

02/23/2026

Downtime can feel uncomfortable in early recovery—but it doesn’t have to. In our latest blog, discover healthy ways to fill quiet moments without substances.

Learn more about enjoying down time in recovery

02/18/2026

Recovery is a journey, and we are here to help. Our compassionate team provides the support and care needed for lasting healing. Call (877) 376-7195 or visit: https://twinlakesrecoverycenter.com/

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398 Highway 11, SW
Monroe, GA
30655

Telephone

+18773767195

Website

http://twinlakesrecoverycenter.com/

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At Twin Lakes Recovery Center, we understand that getting help for addiction is one of the toughest decisions you will ever make for yourself or your loved one. Our staff is available to support and encourage you through-out your decision-making process and to answer any questions you may have about what to expect at Twin Lakes Recovery Center. We will be there for you or your family member as you are learning to understand why there is a problem with alcohol and/or drugs and why your behavior/thinking has changed over time.

Recognizing that denial can be part of the human condition we work to help addicts and family members identify the impact of addiction in their lives. At Twin Lakes Recovery Center, you will receive the tools necessary to begin the process of long term recovery. We regard addiction as a disease and use a multi-disciplinary model to address problems affecting the body, mind and spirit. We empower clients through therapies which encourage individual responsibility through social recovery, acknowledging that addiction is a disease of isolation best overcome through a life lived and shared in community.