Purple Recovery Center
1958 Cruse Road Northwest
Lawrenceville, GA 30044
About Purple Recovery Center
Purple Recovery Center is a substance recovery treatment facility for men in Lawrenceville, Georgia. This unique program emphasizes a brotherhood community unlike many typical rehab centers. It is designed to be a refuge and sanctuary where you find peace and healing.
They believe in active recovery, which encourages living a life of purpose and potential. It means engaging with others and spending time in a more refreshing atmosphere conducive to a sober lifestyle. The residential program allows time for men to focus on getting well without the worry of outside distractions. The typical stay is four to six months but may be longer depending on your individual needs.
They do not provide medication assisted treatment but they have a connection with a physician offsite that allows them to maintain a seven day supply of your prescribed medicines. The team will ensure you get your medications on time. Transportation is provided to and from the doctor’s office.
You’ll attend daily morning reflection meetings to start the day. Part of your program will include life skills development and intensive group sessions. These sessions allow time with others in recovery who can support your journey and offer feedback that may relate to your sobriety.
12-step meeting attendance is required to build a foundation for long term sobriety. You can learn accountability for your recovery and spend time with others who help you maintain a network of sobriety.
Group recreational and fitness activities provide time outdoors and promote overall health and wellness. You may participate in events like hiking and running to work on perseverance and recovery endurance.
They encourage family involvement and have groups and workshops that support the family dynamic. They believe family is a central component of sobriety.
Aftercare is available after treatment to provide continued support and may include group activities and sessions for ongoing active recovery.