- 522 14th Street SE , Decatur, Alabama 35601
- Alcoholism
- Drug Addiction
- Dual Diagnosis
- Opioid Addiction
- Substance Abuse
The Family Life Center is a nonprofit treatment program serving individuals struggling with addiction. Combining evidence-based approaches with optional faith-based elements, the center provides comprehensive substance use treatment services for those affected by or at risk of drug and alcohol problems.
Through its recovery programs, Family Life Center maintains a flexible approach that can incorporate spirituality for those who desire it, without making it a mandatory component of treatment. Their use of Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) enables them to deliver individually tailored programs combining appropriate medications with behavioral therapy.
Comprehensive Recovery Programs Offered
Family Life Center offers a range of addiction treatment services designed to address both substance use disorders and related challenges:
- Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) combining medications with behavioral therapies
- Inpatient residential treatment for intensive recovery support
- Outpatient programs for continued care while maintaining daily responsibilities
- Individual and group counseling sessions
- Specialized anger management classes
- Support for family-related issues including parenting skills
- Services addressing domestic violence concerns
Client Population and Treatment Focus
Family Life Center primarily serves individuals struggling with alcohol and drug addictions. Their programming addresses not only the substance use disorders themselves but also the accompanying challenges that often arise from addiction, including parenting difficulties and domestic violence situations.
Their mission focuses on “bringing the hope of health and wholeness to those whose lives have been devastated by the use of alcohol and other drugs.” The center’s approach recognizes the complex nature of addiction and provides services that target both the primary substance use disorders and their effects on patients’ broader lives and relationships.
