We are accepting new admissions but have implemented additional pre-screening procedures to ensure the health and safety of everyone at Twin Lakes Recovery Center. **At this time, all family visitation has been suspended until further notice.**

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Are You Enabling or Supporting?

Are You Enabling or Supporting?

Enabling and supporting a loved one’s addiction are very different behaviors. Supporting a loved one with a substance use disorder involves providing emotional support, understanding, and unconditional love during the person’s recovery process. Enabling involves...
What You Need to Know About Narcan

What You Need to Know About Narcan

In Georgia and throughout the entire United States, the opioid abuse epidemic continues. Many people begin using opioids via a doctor’s prescription and then move on to illicit opioids when they become dependent on the substance. Abusing opioids comes with a high risk...
How Alcohol Damages the Organs

How Alcohol Damages the Organs

Are you wondering whether alcohol consumption is damaging your health? According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, drinking too much alcohol, whether on a single occasion or over a longer period of time, can have a negative impact on a...
Does Codependency Enable Addiction?

Does Codependency Enable Addiction?

According to Mental Health America, codependency is a learned behavior that is passed through generations. It is learned by watching family members who demonstrated codependency in relationships, where one person took the caretaker role, and the other person took...