we support families in need of renewal
The Eagle Ranch community takes a Christ-centered approach to restoring and renewing relationships. We are here to walk with you to find your path to healing.
whole family healing
If your family needs healing and renewal, Eagle Ranch is here for you. We're using the experience of helping thousands of children and families through our pioneering residential program to create more services to help struggling Georgia families.
from conflict to common ground
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Personalized Paths for Healing
Reaching out for help is courageous, and Eagle Ranch will walk with you every step of the way. No matter what situation you're facing, we can assist in finding a path that leads to hope for you and your family.
Together with a counselor, we will develop a custom plan that meets your family's needs. Your next steps could include one of our many programs and services or a referral to one of our community partner organizations.
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We've Been There too
“I learned to express my feelings to my parents. I worked through the anxiety, panic attacks and depression I was experiencing. I became more honest with myself and my parents.”
Lily
“Jordy has become more self-aware of her feelings and learned how to better express them. I have learned through the program that both the parent and the child have to put in the work to see change.”
CASSIE
“I was battling screen addiction and was always angry and yelling at my parents. I now have the motivation to engage in other activities, and I have the skills to make new friends.”
CHARLIE
“I learned to express my feelings to my parents. I worked through the anxiety, panic attacks and depression I was experiencing. I became more honest with myself and my parents.”
Lily
“Jordy has become more self-aware of her feelings and learned how to better express them. I have learned through the program that both the parent and the child have to put in the work to see change.”
CASSIE
“I was battling screen addiction and was always angry and yelling at my parents. I now have the motivation to engage in other activities, and I have the skills to make new friends.”
CHARLIE
