About Skyland Trail Based in Atlanta, Skyland Trail is a nationally recognized nonprofit mental health treatment organization serving adults ages 18 and older. We offer expert, evidence-based psychiatric care alongside a compassionate, holistic path to wellness. This powerful mix makes Skyland Trail a different kind of mental health solution. Few things can be as overwhelming and frustrating as mental illness – or finding effective treatments. At Skyland Trail, we get it. Which is why we take a different approach to helping adults with mental health issues. Located in Atlanta, Skyland Trail is a nationally recognized nonprofit mental health treatment organization serving adults ages 18 and

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Emiko S. on Birdeye

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5 years ago

I would appreciate being able to talk to counselors freely and not feel judged or scared to confide in them

Jule K. on Birdeye

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5 years ago

Every type of therapy developed into holistic recovery

Allison Shurden on Facebook

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6 years ago

This program is saving my life - I have been to other institutions in the past, and this is truly the only holistic one I have ever seen. Shoutouts to all of the staff.

Ken M. on Birdeye

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6 years ago

The program at Skyland Trail is second to none! I learned so much!

Sylvia Gianaris Stangarone on Facebook

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6 years ago

Today marks our 1 year anniversary as part of the Skyland Trail family. Our love one, "E", was an inpatient for 2 1/2 months, outpatient for 1 1/2 months, which was followed by counseling and psychiatric care for an additional 8 months. Through this journey, "E" has learned how to live with her condition, how to ask for help, and how to care for others that have mental issues too. Her life is filled with joy and hope for her future. She is living on her own and is enrolled in graduate school. She is studying for a Masters in Social Work. None of this would be possible without Skyland Trail. Skyland was also there for her family. Whether we need to learn about her condition, deal with insurance or just needed our own support, staff at Skyland was always there to help us. While this was a challenging year for us all, it was made better because of Skyland. I pray we will never need Skyland's services again but I am comforted to know that it will be there if we do.