Freedom Arch

Our Community

Freedom Arch is a community of people who bond over their common circumstance. We support each other in times of hardship and celebrate in times of victory. We believe that giving residents the tools they need helps pave the way for their long-lasting, healthy recovery. These tools include the Twelve Steps used in many fellowships where recovering people confront a variety of destructive addictions and learn to thrive in sobriety. We offer an unparalleled support network that is tailored to the changing needs of our residents. Our Self-Help Mentoring is at the core of our offering, helping community members get back on track. We are not a treatment facility, but, if needed, we coordinate outside treatment with Atlanta based therapists and addiction professionals. Our collaboration network provides our clients with that extra process they may need.

A Message from our Director

I don't have the magic answer. I'm not a guru. What I do know—beyond any doubt—is this: if someone is truly done with their life of alcoholic and addictive behavior, and the delusion that they can ever drink or use again safely has been smashed, then you can recover.

I came to the Freedom Arch Program in 2020 as a client—willing to follow suggestions, determined to find a better, sober life for myself. Today, I serve as Program Director, living proof that recovery is not only possible, but that it can lead to a life beyond anything you imagined. While it isn’t always easy, it is always worth it.

You cannot do this alone. We recover together, in community, One Day At A Time. That’s why our specialized Supported Living Residences are built to reduce the stress of daily life and provide a warm, supportive environment where clients can get back on track. We focus on restoring the areas most damaged by addiction: credit, career, physical health, and—most importantly—hope.

Sobriety is the foundation. Compassion is the practice. And transparency is our promise—we’re upfront about program fees so there are no surprises.

Take advantage of a place where you are never alone. Call us at 470-265-7676 to learn more. We hope to welcome you into the sunlight of the spirit and walk with you into your new life.

Stay Forward,

Duncan

Duncan@Freedom-Arch.com 470.265.7676

A Few Thoughts For Your Journey

On Page 164 of Alcoholics Anonymous, we hear about a One-Day At-A-Time invitation that serves as an ongoing compass point for recovery: “You will Trudge the Road of Happy Destiny". This may seem like a contradiction. It is not! How do we reconcile “trudge” (a difficult & laborious walk) with “Happy Destiny”? All people who remain sober and move towards meaningful lives are in agreement and clear about one thing: You must do the necessary work to be liberated from the wreckage of alcoholism and addiction. Unless you do the work, you will never find level ground or move in a new direction. Doing the required work will give you insight and direction for your journey. You will discover the vitality in the phrase, “You will know a new Freedom and a New Happiness”. Eventually, your “trudging” finds new meaning because your life will expand and move away from the isolation you find yourself in at the beginning of your journey. No matter what challenging circumstances you face, you will have the skills and faith to stay forward. Gradually, you connect with humanity and the world around you as you stay and flourish on “The Road of Happy Destiny”. (CJF)

For men & women who are considering joining our community

Our Mission & Your Primary Purpose With Us

Our Community

A Message from our Director

A Few Thoughts For Your Journey

The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.