Adult Recovery Program in Matawan NJ
Our partial care (PC) program prioritizes client stabilization. Often called a “day program,” PC effectively jumpstarts the recovery process through essential structure, practical applications, and an effective timeline. PC offers some of the benefits of residential or inpatient treatment while allowing clients to return to the comfort of their home environments at the end of the day. Through components of psychoeducation, group therapy, and individual counseling, clients will find that PC is an impactful early step towards healing.
Clients participating in this form of treatment will work with therapists to address co-occurring mental health and addictions concerns. Through both individual and group therapy components, clients will learn about the relationship between substance use disorders and mental health diagnoses such as depression, anxiety, bipolar, and PTSD. With the help of trained professionals, clients will then develop the skills needed to manage and reduce the impact of mental illness and addictions symptoms, breaking the cycles created by these disorders.
Our intensive outpatient program (IOP) is a “step down” from PC for clients before they transition to an outpatient group. While in IOP, clients will participate in morning or evening groups and will also work with their therapist in individual sessions to learn about themselves and the science of addiction. Through teamwork and caring support, clients will be provided the tools they need to find success in their recovery.
Our outpatient program (OP) for substance abuse treatment helps clients develop the skills needed to address substance use disorders at a lower level of care while also providing clients opportunities to learn relapse prevention techniques. Clients in OP work with their therapist in individual sessions to explore their history of substance use and identify ways to reduce risk for relapse. Clients will also participate in group therapy sessions in the mornings or evenings to ensure that they receive the benefits of group accountability and collaboration in the recovery process.