Adult and Teen Challenge Columbus

The Adult and Teen Challenge Columbus Women's Home is a residential program serving adult women facing substance use along with co-occurring mental health concerns. In its own description, it provides both long-term, faith-based rehabilitation and short-term, licensed therapy. The program encourages personal responsibility, service to others, and independence from alcohol and drug addiction. If you are seeking Georgia rehab centers that welcome a faith-based women's program, this Columbus listing is one option to review.

Services range from counseling in groups and one-on-one to a Twelve Step curriculum, practical life skills work, family sessions, and psychoeducational classes. Each woman gets a care plan built for her individually, one that tends to her substance use and any mental health conditions alongside it. The environment is Christian and reserved for women, and everything is delivered in English. Christian instruction, counseling grounded in evidence, and a Twelve Step curriculum come together at this women's home in Columbus.

Programs at this Columbus women's home

Care options include residential rehab, outpatient care as well as mental health treatment for co-occurring conditions. A typical stay runs 30 days. Therapies offered are 1-on-1 counseling group therapy and family therapy, life skills, psychoeducation, and Twelve Step facilitation. Aftercare group therapy is also available. The center's Christian and gender-specific rehab approach in Columbus means women receive care among other women only. If you are unsure whether residential or outpatient fits your situation, ask the helpline to help you compare levels of care.

The center's approaches are Christian, evidence-based, gender-specific, and individual treatment. It serves women only, and treatment focuses on alcohol and drug addiction. Substances addressed include benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, methamphetamine, opioids, prescription drugs, and co-occurring disorders. When a woman has both a mental health diagnosis and a substance use disorder, the co-occurring track treats both simultaneously.

• Individual Treatment
• Group Therapy
• Evidence-Based
• Christian
• Gender-Specific
• Twelve Step Facilitation
• 1-on-1 Counseling
• Life Skills
• Psychoeducation
• Family Therapy

Who should consider this program

• Adult women who need residential or outpatient help with alcohol or drug addiction
• Women living with mental health needs alongside substance use who need both issues addressed together
• Women seeking a Christian, faith-based approach to rehabilitation in Columbus
• Women who want a gender-specific setting with individualized care
• Women who need life skills and family therapy alongside substance use treatment
• Women preparing for aftercare group therapy after their program ends

Amenities, setting, and length of stay

A typical stay runs 30 days. The home is in Columbus, GA, and offers amenities including a fitness center, lounge, TV, and volleyball court. Rooms are air-conditioned and shared, with shared bathrooms. Activities include games and volleyball. Services are offered in English, and four photos are available for review. This women's residential rehab in Columbus lists a volleyball court and shared rooms among its amenities. If you are driving in from another part of Georgia, call ahead to confirm visiting hours and what to bring.

• TV
• Volleyball Court
• Fitness Center
• Lounge

How to pay for care here in Columbus

The SAMHSA data does not list which payment options this center accepts. Call the helpline to ask about insurance and coverage; stays private and costs nothing the helpline and using it commits you to nothing. Admission or coverage cannot be promised by anyone before the center checks your plan.

Good questions before admission

• What is the exact length of stay for the residential and outpatient tracks?
• How does the center combine faith-based and evidence-based approaches?
• What will I owe, and which insurance plans does this center accept?
• How are mental health needs alongside substance use treated alongside addiction?
• What aftercare group therapy is available after the 30-day program?