ATLANTA – Skyland Trail, a nationally recognized mental health treatment organization for adults ages 18 and older, is pleased to announce Suci Jackson and Denise Rezek as the 2019 Skyland Trail Associates President and Vice President respectively. Jackson previously served as Vice President in 2018 alongside outgoing President Sue McKinley. “I have close relationships with people—both…
ATLANTA – The Metamorphosis Garden at Skyland Trail, an area where clients can experience the promise of positive outcomes through horticultural therapy by observing the transformation of caterpillars to butterflies, has received recognition from the North American Butterfly Association as a Certified Monarch Garden and Certified Butterfly Garden in addition to being certified as a Monarch Waystation…
ATLANTA – Skyland Trail recently announced that the campus currently under construction on Dresden Drive in Chamblee will be named the J. Rex Fuqua Campus in recognition of the leadership and generosity of long-time board member and supporter Rex Fuqua. The campus, scheduled to open in late 2019, will be home to a residential treatment…
Effective November 15, 2018, Skyland Trail is a 100 percent smoke- and nicotine-free campus. Helping patients quit smoking or vaping is a critical component of promoting long-term health, preventing chronic disease, and ensuring the medications and interventions for psychiatric health are effective. November 15, 2018, was selected as the launch of the Nicotine-Free Campus policy…
ATLANTA – On Thursday, October 18, 2018, Skyland Trail held its signature fundraising event, Benefits of Laughter, at The St. Regis Atlanta. The event welcomed more than 500 guests and raised more than $892,000, which will support important therapeutic programs, family support services, and financial aid to help clients access and complete mental health treatment at…
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Journeys Magazine 2025
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Annual Report 2025
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