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Women's Recovery Center
Bring Hope Back
Traditions Recovery Center for Women (TRC), located in Lawrenceville, Ga., provides a safe, comfortable setting for adult women with a primary diagnosis of substance use disorder (SUD) to address gender-specific issues. We operate from a “whole-person” perspective, prioritizing the well-being of the individual rather than merely addressing symptoms. Research has shown that women face more obstacles than men when seeking addiction treatment and are less likely to follow through with the admissions process. That’s why our gender-separate treatment program is essential to what we offer.
Our proven treatment model includes specialized groups, evidence-based modalities, and a Disordered Eating (DE) Program for those who are clinically appropriate. We are committed to providing high-quality care for women that fosters openness and a sense of community.
Traditions Recovery Center for Women, located in Lawrenceville, GA
Types of Treatment
Signature Residential Program
Phase I | Feelings School
Consists of residential living and group therapy, routine appointments with a psychiatrist, family therapy, addiction education and specialty groups on topics such as shame, guilt and body image. During Phase I, clients receive a minimum of 24 hours of therapy per week. In addition to the clinical programming provided by MARR, clients are required to attend regular 12-Step meetings every week and engage in 12-Step work with a sponsor.
Phase II | Skills Application
Consists of residential living and clinical programming, including group, individual and family therapy. Clients are required to obtain part-time employment within the community. During Phase II, clients have the chance to implement and practice what they’ve learned in a real-world context, supported by MARR’s structure and guidance as they ease into a work routine.
Phase III | Sober Living (Optional)
Consists of residential living while managing full-time employment, returning to a previous career or resuming studies at school. Individual therapy sessions and regular attendance at 12-Step meetings are mandatory. Includes medication management and psychiatric follow-ups, as well as aftercare groups, alumni activities and the option to connect with TRC’s treatment team if/when needed.
Aftercare Services
Includes aftercare group, individual counseling, Spiritual Life Group and volunteer opportunities.
Outpatient Services (Non-Residential)
Partial Hospitalization (PHP)
Thirty (30) hours of clinical programming per week, including group therapy and psycho-education; psychiatric evaluation, medication management (if needed), and medical monitoring by a fully staffed medical team; individual and family counseling.
- Groups: Relapse Prevention, Spiritual Life Group, Community Groups, Addiction Education, Family Dynamics, First-Step Education, Process Groups, Recreational Therapy, Health Education, Trauma Education, Disordered Eating (DE) programming, DBT Skills & Distress Management, Shame Resilience, Body Acceptance, Self-Compassion, Mindfulness
Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Sixteen (16) hours of clinical programming per week, including group therapy and psycho-education; medication management (if needed) and medical monitoring by a fully staffed medical team; individual and family counseling; relapse prevention planning.
- Groups: Relapse Prevention, Spiritual Life Group, Addiction Education, Family Dynamics, First-Step Education, Process Group, Health Education, Disordered Eating (DE) programming, DBT Skills & Distress Management, Shame Resilience, Body Acceptance, Self-Compassion, Mindfulness
Aftercare Services
Includes aftercare group, individual counseling, Spiritual Life Group and volunteer opportunities.
What We Offer
Individual Treatment
- Psychiatric/Clinical Evaluation
- Addiction-Focused Treatment
- Addiction Education
- Relapse Prevention
- Assigned Primary Therapist
- Individualized Treatment Plan
- Co-occurring Disorders
- Trauma-Informed Care
Groups & Modalities
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)-Inspired Skills
- Group Therapy
- Guilt & Shame
- Spirituality
- Codependency
- Yoga
- Spiritual Guidance
- Body Acceptance
- EMDR – Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing
Community Living
- On-site Residential Staff
- Comfortable Living Accommodations
- Work/Life Balance
- Boundaries & Relationships
- Residential Activities
- Personal & Group Accountability
- Residential/Community Groups
- Weekly Aftercare Groups
- Extended Recovery Residences
Disordered Eating (DE) Services
- Additional Weekly Process Groups
- Meal Groups
- Individual Nutrition Consultations with Registered Dietitian
- Individual Therapy
- Mindful Eating and Intuitive Eating Education
- Body Acceptance Education
- Experiential Body Awareness Practices (includes yoga)
Lifelong Recovery Starts Here
“Willingness, honesty and open-mindedness are the essentials of recovery (Alcoholics Anonymous, p. 568).” These principles provide hope to those struggling with substance use disorder.All aspects of a person’s life including mental, physical and spiritual well-being, are addressed during treatment at MARR. Lasting recovery is our primary goal.As women go through the addiction recovery process, other core issues are often identified. Although MARR’s primary focus is the treatment of substance use disorder, we also address underlying issues and co-occurring disorders through the use of clinically proven, evidence-based treatment. Such treatment includes:- A personalized treatment plan, including an assigned primary therapist and a comprehensive treatment team
- A board-certified, licensed psychiatrist; master’s level clinicians; certified addiction counselors, family therapists; and a top-rated nursing staff
- Spiritual guidance deeply rooted in our gender-specific addiction treatment
Small Group Room at Traditions Recovery Center for Women
Camp Donnie Brown on Lake Allatoona is used for recreational therapy.
MARR Community
Community living is at the heart of our treatment approach, fostering a supportive environment where clients enjoy comfortable accommodations with peers and on-site residential staff. During their time in treatment, clients focus on a work/life balance, learn how to nurture relationships and establish boundaries, and engage in activities and groups. Following treatment completion, individuals receive ongoing aftercare services and alumni support.
Our extensive alumni community offers various opportunities throughout the year to participate in events, workshops, and networking opportunities aimed at fostering continued growth, connection and support. We invite our alumni to partake in Renewal Week, a complimentary program offered once a year to alumni at no additional cost. To qualify, participants must have sustained their recovery for a minimum of six months and are free to select a week that aligns with their schedule.
When we say, “We walk with you for life,” we mean it
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(678) 805-5100
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Additional Resources
At MARR, our goal is to provide the best treatment possible for you or your loved one. Since each client is unique, we offer additional programs and resources that have proven results for lasting recovery. This includes our Recovering Professionals Program, which works together with our Women’s Program and provides a continuum of care for professionals in crisis, including long-term monitoring and advocacy services. Through this program, MARR has served doctors, lawyers, nurses, pharmacists, pilots, dentists, and clergy from all over the country.
Our recovery resources offer a library of evidence-based, clinical information and personal stories on the disease of addiction, its effects on the whole family, and the journey of recovery, including articles, videos, and podcast episodes.