Skyland Trail
1961 N Druid Hills Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30329 United States
Open now:8:30 am - 5:30 pm
About
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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Shannon Perkins on Facebook
7 years ago
02/08/2016, 17:41 PM
Because of Skyland Trails I found the natural artist within. Thanks to The Art Therapy Departmant and the quick assessments of the counsellors I found my love of the Arts.
I am currently the local Artist on the Artist Spotlight on the Conyers Rockdale Counsel for the Arts website.
Thank you Skyland Trails.
Presently living in Conyers, GA local artist and Registered Nurse Shannon Perkins was born in New Haven, CT. Shannon was introduced to her love of art through the Art Therapy department within Skyland Trails Day Treatment Program Decatur, GA, when diagnosed with Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) in November 2011.
It was not until two years later when Shannon began taking an oil painting class located within Hobby Lobby Conyers, GA offered by Oil Painting instructor Barbara Dickerson did Shannon began to realize her love for painting portraits.
Skyland Trails saved my life and helped me find the person I am most happy being, ME.
Jessica Liss on Facebook
7 years ago
09/29/2015, 15:07 PM
I was at Skyland from September up until this past February. While there I had a lot of ups and downs. I wish that I was more focused on my treatment while during my time there. But I look back now and I really appreciate Skyland Trail for all it has done for me. The staff had my best interest at heart. They supported me through the tough times; teaching me how to cope with my feelings and communicate with others in a healthier way. I have taken the skills that I learned and have applied them to my life. Though I didn't show it while there, I truly am grateful for Skyland Trail and everyone at Skyland who had faith in me. You have helped me realize my true potential and helped me to get to where I am now, living a happier and healthier life.
Samantha Aylsworth on Facebook
8 years ago
06/09/2015, 18:24 PM
By far the most helpful treatment center I have ever been to I met so many amazing people and learned helpful skills.
Laura Story on Facebook
8 years ago
06/08/2015, 08:47 AM
I want to express how truly grateful I am to Skyland Trail and their treatment team. This organization is truly professional, compassionate, and a team. From the initial contact to my discharge I felt I was in their care, had their attention and was given the best treatment available. Everyone from the cafeteria staff(contacted with Skyland Trail), residential staff, group therapists, primary therapist and psychiatrist doctors were attentive to me(as well as the other clients). I was comforted by this comprehensive team and each person I interacted with helped address my issues.
I am a 50ish professional and female. Many clients are in the 18-25 age range and at first I was dismayed, this age difference did disappear and very quickly. The clients were an integral part of my treatment and a surprising experience. I was placed in North residence then moved to supervised independent living. I'm also an out of state client. This issue was a factor in the family support part of the treatment as they did not participate. My family was given updates and staff was available for any questions.
I feel so much more able to handle life on life's terms. I was patched up emotionally and given tools and knowledge to continue working on my mental health illness. I was in treatment for a shorter time than many of the residents due to financial reasons, however, they worked with me to address the most critical issues so that I would be able to continue improving when I went home. I learned what is appropriate care, what progress looks like and to begin to trust myself with the future.
Heather Northcutt on Facebook
8 years ago
06/03/2015, 15:36 PM
Was there from April 14, 2015 to today June 3, 2015. The staff is awesome and you can tell that almost all of them genuinely love you. I would recommend Skyland Trail to anyone because they are just awesome and I feel like I'm a completely different person. Especially since I learned a lot about skills-how and when to use them as well as which ones to use at certain times.
Rebekah Christine Andre on Facebook
8 years ago
05/12/2015, 11:47 AM
I was here in 2008 and I loved it. I learned so much from groups and enjoyed relating to other clients. My counselor was Marzena Holly. She has since passed away but she helped change my life. I am forever grateful to this place and Marzena.
Laura Greathouse on Facebook
8 years ago
03/25/2015, 23:00 PM
Skyland Trail changed my life! The people and the program were great!
