Project A.D.A.M.

I would highly recommend this place over anywhere. Their outpatient treatment helped keep me on the right track. They have male female and teenager options. I was able to keep my son and raise him in a sober environment due to the treatment they gave me! Awesome place and an even better staff!

Project ADAM has given me the tools to be a better person. Thank You Project ADAM

Wonderful Place. Project ADAM helped me get on track, even more they helped my Family understand by educating my family on Addiction. Recommend this place to everyone who needs help

Project ADAM IS HOME. I've been involved with PA for over 15 years both as a Alumni and Client. Mike McDonald has always been respectful to me and my family,he has always worked hard guiding thru my issues good or bad. God Bless Project ADAM

This place was amaizing !!! I literally walked in thinking I was just going for my dui risk reduction class but they literally have everything I needed to get my life back on track. The staff alone are what brought me to them they are kind and ready to work with you. Its definitely a no judgement zone. Thank you Project Adame.

Project ADAM is a life saver if you want to be saved. An individual has to want recovery in order for them to get well. Whomever got on here bashing Gina McDonald first off needs to learn how to spell her name, It's Gina, not Jena. Second, she has been the director over Project ADAM for 39 years, if she gave this place a bad name it wouldn't be up and running today. People get on here bashing Gina McDonald and Project ADAM because they failed their selves not because they were failed by Project ADAM or Gina McDonald. The treatment is provided, if an individual doesn't accept it, that's on them. Majority of the time folks come up in here expecting recovery to be handed to them or for them to be allowed to continue living how they're use to living in addiction and present no change, Project ADAM doesn't roll like that. To be in our program you have to work a recovery program, you have to learn responsibility, you have to work a job, you have to pay your way just like you would anywhere else, you have to accept authority and structure and be willing to change. You will not be successful here if you don't do those things. A lot of folks get here and learn real quick that they can't get over on Project ADAM staff, they learn that we will not put up with nonsense, they learn that they have to work a recovery program to be here and the intimidation begins. If an individual didn't succeed at Project ADAM it's their own fault. People will always bash a good situation to take the focus off of their self. Grow up, the one doing the bashing on here is mad because they weren't able to pull the wool over our eyes, you along with many others. Bashing us, Project ADAM or Gina McDonald only proves how sick you remain in your addiction.

I had a case from CT transferred to Georgia and it seemed like everywhere I went nobody understood what classes to give me. I went in & Mike helped me the second I walked in . He called and got the approval of the classes and signed all my paperwork , faxed it immediately and now I am finally able to start these classes and put this case behind me. I was starting to feel hopeless but once I left Project Adam , I felt a weight lift from my shoulders .Finally a place who gets straight to the point and understood what I needed . Also the classes are inexpensive and I would highly recommend to anyone for any case in or out of state !

A blessing in disguise! They taught me a different way, a better way, to live. After 10 days in jail, and still wearing an eye patch and numerous stitches and staples in my head and face, from fighting with my own brother, I arrived at Project Adam. With a boulder on my shoulder and an even worse attitude. Mad at the world for how it had treated me. They (Gina) recognized this immediately. Little did I know, she saw right through me, and she did the best thing she could have done for me to make me realize the severity of the situation I was in. SHE SENT ME PACKING! I was terrified. I had to go back and tell the Probation Officer I had been told to leave. He gave me 2 choices. Go back the next day and some how plead for them to let me stay, or straight to jail until my case came to court. Which would be the better part of a year. That is the day I swallowed my so called pride and was humbled beyond belief. I had a different outlook on life from that day forward. I wasn't being forced to go to Project Adam. I was one of the lucky ones who was given the opportunity to go. That was over 15 years ago. I actually became a bit of an example of how well their program works. Thank you Project Adam.