Walton County

Behavioral Health Services

Advantage Behavioral Health Systems: 
Walton County834 State Highway 11 SWMonroe, GA 30655Phone: (855) 333-9544FAX: (770) 207-4167
HoursMonday thru Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Services

Psychiatric Care
Medication Management
Individual Outpatient Therapy
Group Therapy
Marriage & Family Therapy
Group Training
Psychosocial Rehabilitation Group
Psychosocial Rehabilitation Individual

Support Groups / SessionsWe provide a number of groups, including Anger Management, WRAP(Wellness Recovery Action Plan), and COR-12 (for those with Mental Health and Substance Abuse diagnosis. Assist in developing coping skills & providing education on addiction and recovery).

Developmental Disability Services

*Due to COVID-19, we are providing telehealth services and 1:1 services in the community. We are not providing group services at any site at this time.
Advantage Intellectual & Development Disabilities: Unlimited Services (Walton & Morgan Counties)226 Leroy Anderson Rd.Monroe, GA 30655Phone (770) 267-8391Fax (770) 207-4070
HoursMonday thru Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Services

Community Access Group (CAG)
Community Individual Supports (CAI)
Community Living Supports (CLS)
Behavioral Supports Consultation Services
Community Residential Alternative (CRA)
Specialized Medical Supplies (SMS) -- Medical necessity for SMS services is documented through orders by a GA licensed physician, or for incontinent supplies this approval can be done through Level of Care Nurse in the ISP review
Community Supported Employment -- Assists individuals in obtaining and maintaining community employment

Services are bases on individuals needs, wants and preferences. These services are to enhance individuals’ skills, personal care, independence in their community, building natural supports, and  educating on how to use community resources. 

Additional Services: 
Behavioral Supports Consultation Services are supports designed to assist individuals that are exhibiting significant, intensive challenging behaviors that interfere with activities of daily living, social interaction, work, or similar situations. These services can consist of evaluation, training, and interventions on Positive Behavior Supports and Community Residential Alternative (CRA) Supports.