Sober Living America

About Sober Living America

For the past 40 years, individuals with no money or no insurance have been denied help in America. In 1994, our Founder, Jim deVarennes, had seen enough. Leaving a successful insurance career, he founded Peachford House to provide residential recovery to people suffering from addiction, regardless of their ability to pay. The first location was a 5-bed facility in Atlanta, which quickly grew to 60 beds becoming one of the largest facilities in Georgia. Peachford's leadership team quickly realized that many recovering addicts faced major obstacles in obtaining employment, so they added a jobs program including Career Advocates to assist in job readiness and placement, as well as transportation services and a life skills program.

• Thursday · 7:00 PM

  Al-Anon

  Awareness Acceptance and Action AFG

  Embry Hills United Methodist Church · about 1 mi

• Saturday · 8:30 AM

  OA

  Embry Hills United Methodist Church

  about 1 mi

• Thursday · 7:00 PM

  AA

  5th Tradition Group

  Embry Hills United Methodist Church · about 1 mi

• Saturday · 7:00 PM

  AA

  5th Tradition Group

  Embry Hills United Methodist Church · about 1 mi

• Wednesday · 4:00 PM

  AA

  Embry Hills Group

  Embry Hills United Methodist Church · about 1 mi

• Thursday · 10:45 AM

  Al-Anon

  Heart to Heart AFG

  Holy Cross Catholic Church · about 1 mi

• Road to Recovery Inc

  Atlanta, GA · about 1 mi

  Substance use treatmentDoes not treat opioid addictionCognitive behavioral therapy

• Metro Atlanta Recovery Residences Right Side Up DeKalb and Fulton Div

  Atlanta, GA · about 1 mi

  Substance use treatmentRelapse prevention with naltrexoneNaltrexone (oral)

• MARR Inc Mens Recovery Center

  Atlanta, GA · about 1 mi

  Substance use treatmentRelapse prevention with naltrexoneNaltrexone (oral)

• Breakthrough Recovery Outreach

  Atlanta, GA · about 1 mi

  Substance use treatmentBuprenorphine maintenanceBuprenorphine maintenance for predetermined time