Atlanta, GA – Skyland Trail, a nationally recognized nonprofit treatment organization for adults and adolescents, welcomed several new leaders to its Board of Directors, Advisory Board, and Adolescent Advisory Council in 2022. Individuals elected to the Skyland Trail Board of Directors include: Mark Tipton was elected Chair of the Board of Directors after serving as…
Several Skyland Trail alumni and alumni families are part of an advocacy effort in Georgia to pass legislation to improve access to mental healthcare. As a result of these efforts, on Mental Health Day at the Capitol, January 26, 2022, House Speaker David Ralston announced bipartisan legislation to reform Georgia’s mental health delivery system. Skyland…
ATLANTA – Skyland Trail, a nationally recognized mental health treatment organization for adults ages 18 and older and teens ages 14 to 17, is pleased to announce Cat Lindauer and Scottie Schoen as the 2022 Skyland Trail Associates President and Vice President respectively. Lindauer previously served as Vice President in 2021 alongside outgoing President Anne…
ATLANTA – On Thursday, October 21, 2021, Skyland Trail hosted Benefits of Laughter, which raised more than $1.2 million for mental health treatment services at Skyland Trail. The $1.2 million, a record amount for the annual event that is expected to continue to rise through additional donations, will support the Mark C. West Financial Aid Program…
Atlanta, GA – Skyland Trail recently published the 2020 Outcomes Research Report. Outcomes research is an integral part of the evidence-based treatment model and measurement-based care provided to adult and adolescent clients in the psychiatric residential treatment and day treatment programs in Atlanta. Patients complete standardized clinical assessments during the admissions process that measure their symptoms (including diagnosis-specific…
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Journeys Magazine 2025
Read client stories, meet our donors, and learn more about the Skyland Trail community.
Annual Report 2024
Discover how philanthropic support from the community helps our mental health programs grow and our clients thrive.