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Adult and Teen Challenge Georgia Men's Dublin is a residential rehab for men. It is one of 264 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Georgia. The program charges a $500 intake fee.

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Adult and Teen Challenge Georgia Men's Rehab, Dublin
  • Residential Rehab
  • 30 days

Adult and Teen Challenge Georgia Men's Dublin is a residential rehab for men in Georgia. The center, often called Dublin Men's Home, sits in a rural setting and provides a Christian program for men with substance use disorders. The ministry was founded by David Wilkerson in 1960 and now includes nearly 250 centers across the United States and more than 1,000 locations worldwide.

The Dublin men's program uses a Bible-based curriculum with three recovery goals. Participants work toward healing from the harm that substance use has caused, mending relationships by reconciling with Jesus Christ and with others, and rebuilding their lives with Christ as the foundation. This Christian rehab in Georgia combines sermons, Bible studies, and prayer with clinical counseling. Counseling through Life Renewal draws on CBT, DBT, and relapse prevention methods, all within a Christian framework. The center does not keep medical staff on hand, so men need to finish detox before they enter. Contact is restricted to immediate family, and neither electronic devices nor smoking is allowed.

Programs at the Dublin men's center

The residential rehab at this Dublin center typically lasts 30 days, though length can vary. Men live on site and follow a structured schedule that includes spiritual and clinical components. This Georgia rehab center is gender-specific and serves men only. If you need a residential program that integrates Christian teaching with behavioral health care, then this center may be a fit. For men who need medical detox, the requirement to complete detox before admission means you would arrange that separately.

This Dublin rehab offers individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and group therapy sessions. Men also get training in life skills, pastoral counseling, relapse prevention counseling, and spiritual care. Employment counseling and discharge planning assist men as they transition once the program ends. When someone is struggling with alcohol or drug use and wants a structured, faith-based setting, the residential program here offers exactly that. The center treats alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, methamphetamine, and other substances.

  • Relapse Prevention Counseling
  • Spiritual Care
  • Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
  • Christian
  • Spiritual Emphasis
  • Evidence-Based
  • Pastoral Counseling
  • Dialectical Behavior Therapy
  • Life Skills
  • Individual Treatment

Who the Dublin men's program serves

  • Men, 18 and older, with a substance use disorder
  • Men who have completed detox and are medically stable
  • Men seeking a Christian, Bible-based approach to recovery
  • Men who are willing to limit communication to immediate family
  • Men who agree to abstain from smoking and electronic devices during the program

Rural setting on US-441 in Dublin

The center is located at 3729 US-441 in Dublin, Georgia, in a rural setting. The address is about two hours from Atlanta and within reach of Macon and Savannah. Men share air-conditioned rooms with shared bathrooms, and there is a recreation room on site. The rural location supports a structured environment away from daily distractions. If you are arranging a visit or drop-off, then plan for the distance and confirm the current policy on family contact before you go.

Cost and payment at Dublin Men's Home

Enrollment requires a one-time intake fee of $500, and there are no additional monthly charges for the rest of the program. The center does not list insurance, Medicaid, or sliding-scale options. If you are considering this program and cost is a concern, then ask directly about the fee and what it covers before you apply. The center is a ministry, not a medical facility, so check whether any outside medical or detox costs would apply separately.

Questions to ask the Dublin center

  • What does the $500 intake fee cover, and are there any other costs?
  • How long do men typically stay, and what is the average length of stay?
  • What are the rules on family contact and electronic devices?
  • Do you require proof of completed detox before admission?
  • What aftercare and employment counseling do you offer when the program ends?
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Good to know

Does Adult and Teen Challenge Georgia Men's Dublin accept Georgia Medicaid for inpatient rehab?

Medicaid and insurance are not listed by this center as ways to pay. A single $500 intake fee applies, with no further monthly charges for the remainder of the program. If Georgia Medicaid or private insurance has to cover residential rehab for you, ask the center what payment it accepts and look into other SAMHSA-listed facilities in Georgia that take Medicaid.

What are the current drug problems in Georgia?

Across Georgia, 264 facilities appear on SAMHSA listings, reflecting wide demand for addiction treatment statewide. Substances commonly treated include alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, methamphetamine, and opioids. If a particular substance worries you, ask the center whether it is equipped to address it and whether detox is needed before entry.

How long does a drug court last in Georgia?

Drug court length varies by jurisdiction and is not set by this center. This program typically lasts 30 days, which may not meet a drug court requirement. If you are involved with a drug court, then confirm the required length and any reporting conditions with your court coordinator before applying, so the program can meet those requirements.

What are some sober living facilities in Georgia?

Sober living options are separate from this residential program, and the center does not list sober living as a service. After the program, men receive discharge planning and employment counseling. If you need sober living in Georgia, then ask the center for referral suggestions and use SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov to find listed sober living facilities near Dublin or elsewhere in the state.

What should I ask when I call Adult and Teen Challenge Georgia Men's Dublin?

When you call, ask about the one-time $500 intake fee and what it covers. Ask how long men typically stay, since the program typically lasts 30 days. Ask about the rules on family contact and electronic devices. Ask whether proof of completed detox is required before admission. Ask what aftercare and employment counseling are offered when the program ends.

Next steps for the Dublin center

If you are calling for a man in your life, start by writing down what you know about his substance use and whether he has completed detox. Then contact the center at 3729 US-441 in Dublin to ask about the $500 intake fee, the 30-day typical length, and the family contact rules. You can also use SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov to compare this residential rehab with other programs across Georgia. The helpline is available 24/7 if you want help understanding the options.

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