12-Step Program in Dahlonega, Georgia
At Mount Sinai Wellness Center in Dahlonega, Georgia, our 12-Step program combines proven recovery principles with licensed clinical care. We provide a structured, goal-driven environment that helps individuals build accountability and maintain long-term recovery.
What Is a 12-Step Informed Program?
A 12-Step program is a simple, organized way to help people stop using drugs or alcohol and stay in recovery. It focuses on honesty, responsibility, and learning from past experiences.
At Mount Sinai, our team teaches these steps during therapy and group sessions. You practice them each day under our guidance. This approach has been shown to help people stay sober and active in their recovery.
Why Choose Mount Sinai Wellness Center
Integrated, Whole-Person Care
Our 12-Step informed program combines clinical therapy with emotional and spiritual healing. Each day includes counseling, mindfulness, and fitness activities.
Expert Treatment Staff
Licensed treatment staff are available 24/7 to guide your recovery with compassion and expertise. You’ll receive attentive, evidence-based care at every stage of treatment.
Personalized Path to Recovery
We adapt the 12 Steps to fit your beliefs, pace, and comfort level. Every plan is practical, flexible, and built around your personal growth.
Smooth Care Transitions
Our team ensures smooth transitions from detox to residential and aftercare programs. You’ll continue with structured guidance and connection long after treatment.
The 12 Steps Explained
These are the basic 12 Steps used in recovery. Each one builds on the last to help you grow and stay sober.
Admit the problem: Recognize that addiction has become unmanageable.
Find hope: Believe that recovery is possible with help and support.
Choose to change: Decide to follow a plan for recovery and healing.
Look within: Take an honest look at your thoughts, actions, and patterns.
Share honestly: Talk about what you found with a trusted person or counselor.
Be ready to grow: Prepare to let go of habits that harm your recovery.
Ask for help: Seek strength and guidance to make lasting changes.
Make amends list: Identify people you have hurt through your addiction.
Make amends: Reach out or take action to repair relationships if possible.
Stay aware: Continue checking your actions and admit mistakes quickly.
Find balance: Practice reflection, mindfulness, or prayer to stay focused.
Give back: Support others in recovery and live by the lessons you have learned.
How Our 12-Step Informed Care Works
Orientation
You learn the foundations of the 12 Steps and how each principle can be applied. Counselors introduce reflective exercises and journaling to encourage personal insight.
Group Practice
Small groups discuss each step’s meaning and how it relates to challenges in recovery. You gain perspective and accountability from peers walking the same path.
Reflection and Growth
Through therapy, mindfulness, and guided writing, you explore your progress and learn to repair relationships, manage triggers, and build confidence for long-term sobriety.
Ongoing Support
Before discharge, staff help you create a plan for continued practice through alumni check-ins, aftercare groups, and therapeutic follow-ups available through Mount Sinai.
What to Expect
- Daily 12-step-based discussion groups led by therapists
- Practical exercises that apply each step to personal recovery
- Dual-diagnosis support for anxiety, depression, or trauma
- Balanced meals, fitness, and mindfulness sessions
- Alumni groups and aftercare connections for continued accountability
Benefits and Limitations
Benefits: A clear and proven framework, community connection, relapse prevention tools, and structured guidance from experienced staff.
Limitations: The 12-Step approach may not resonate with everyone, but our flexible program adapts to your individual needs and beliefs.
Who It Is For
Our 12-Step informed program supports people recovering from alcohol, opioid, stimulant, or other substance use disorders. It’s ideal for those who value structure, self-reflection, and connection with peers.
Reviews
Mount Sinai changed my life for the better. I was in a spot that I couldn’t find my way out of and this place gave my life a new meaning. I’m beyond grateful that I found MS. Everyone who was working there, showed great empathy and kindness, especially Marshall. I could’t have asked for a better experience
K.S.
Absolutely amazing facility! They offer a lot of different pathways to recovery and do some great activities. I was definitely impressed! Thank you Lake!
C.D.
Absolutely amazing facility! They offer a lot of different pathways to recovery and do some great activities. I was definitely impressed! Thank you Lake!
C.D.
Cost and Insurance
Many insurance plans and Employee Assistance Programs (EAPs) cover medically necessary detox and residential programs. Our admissions team can verify your benefits and explain what’s covered before you start.
Don’t see your provider?
Call us at 800-353-4673 or verify insurance, and we’ll confirm your coverage.
Start Your Recovery Today
At Mount Sinai Wellness Center, you will experience compassionate care rooted in the proven structure of the 12 Steps without pressure, judgment, or outside meetings. Start your path today with people who understand recovery and can help you live it every day.
FAQs
What makes your 12-Step approach unique?
We teach and practice the Steps inside our facility under professional guidance. You do not need to attend outside meetings to benefit from this proven framework.
Is participation required for everyone?
Our counselors introduce 12-Step concepts to all residents, but participation is personalized. You can engage at a pace that fits your comfort and goals.
Is this religious?
No. The program focuses on personal growth and accountability. Any spiritual language can be adapted to your beliefs or kept fully secular.
Can I combine this with therapy and medication?
Yes. Our integrated care model blends 12-Step principles with evidence-based therapies and medication management when appropriate.
How do you continue to support after discharge?
We connect you with Mount Sinai alumni groups, aftercare planning, and counseling to maintain structure and community support after treatment.
How long does the program last?
Program length depends on your individual plan. Most people stay between 30 and 90 days, depending on progress and next-step needs.
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