McIntosh Trail MH/AD/DD Comm Servs Board/DBA Pine Woods in Griffin, Georgia, United States

Pine Woods Behavioral Health Crisis Center is a behavioral health crisis stabilization facility operated by the McIntosh Trail Community Service Board and part of Georgia’s network of Behavioral Health Crisis Centers. It provides short-term, medically monitored stabilization for adults experiencing acute behavioral health crises, including individuals with substance use disorders, serious mental health conditions, or co-occurring disorders. Services include psychiatric evaluation and stabilization, crisis intervention, structured residential care, and sub-acute detoxification for individuals experiencing substance-related withdrawal who do not require hospital-level detoxification. The center is designated by the Georgia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities as both an emergency receiving and evaluating facility, providing assessment and stabilization with referrals or transitions to appropriate longer-term treatment when needed.