Comprehensive care in our program addresses spirituality, fun and interests, emotions, family and relationships, physical health and nutrition, healthy, balanced rest, safe friends, life skills, work, education, and lifelong recovery.

Phase 1 - Sets the foundation for the healing journey at Beautiful Feet. As it comes up, trauma is addressed in a safe and healthy environment.  Daily living skills are taught and practiced daily, checklists are given, and a community is being built. Phase 1 deals with pain as it presents itself, intentionally moving towards the pain so that healing can occur. We apply new coping skills in place of avoidance or running.

Phase 2 - A woman will face her trauma and map a new future. After establishing safe coping skills and understanding their identity in Christ, the resident will delve into the deeper emotional and traumatic situations from their past. This phase is marked by exploration, insight, grieving, deep levels of hurt, unforgiveness, forgiveness, and safe family reconciliation. The women begin to see how their trauma and past were damaging and alienating them.

Phase 3 - A resident is emotionally reconnecting with healthy living with joy. Exercising healthy coping skills and being productive and active in their community.  Past trauma is not forgotten, but now, having created a healthy, fulfilling life in the present, they can practice healthy relationships, education, jobs, and activities. Develop meaningful life goals and accomplish them. Essentially, they complete the task of identifying their new, healthier identity to replace the old identities of “victim” to victor.  In this phase, the resident is moving towards independence and looking forward to graduating from the program.

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Our long-term residential program has several accreditations:

Georgia Association Recovery Residency (GARR)

Transitional Housing for Offender Reentry (THOR),

Reentry Partnership Housing (RPH)

Nationally accredited through the National Trafficking Sheltered Alliance (NTSA)

Addictions specialist certified Biblical Counselor of Association of Certified Biblical Counselors (ACBC).

Our preventative care brings community awareness and ministers to incarcerated youth through the Regional Youth Detention Center (RYDC). Resources for minors: Children’s Center for Hope & Healing 770-532-6530 Georgia Cares 1-844-842-3678goes here

Our volunteer opportunities have varying time and training commitments. If you'd like to learn more, please email us to learn how to get involved.

Items to collect for our residents:

hygiene products, paper towels, toilet paper, hair brushes, tooth brushes, tooth paste, socks, under clothes. If you have an item you would like to collect please contact us first.

Request one of our speakers to share at your school, company, church, or civic organization. Promote awareness in your community or teach safety awareness.