West New York Drug & Alcohol Rehab

When someone first begins addiction treatment, they’re likely not only dealing with addiction symptoms but also dependence. Substance dependence means that your brain and body depend on drugs or alcohol to function “normally.” When stopping a substance you’re dependent on, you may experience withdrawal symptoms.

As your body detoxes substances, withdrawal symptoms can be challenging to deal with. They can be uncomfortable and even life-threatening in certain situations, such as with alcohol dependence.

A medical detox is almost always the recommended first step for someone getting addiction treatment. It’s a safe, clinically supportive environment where you can be monitored for withdrawal complications.

The next phase in the continuum of care for most individuals is inpatient treatment. A residential inpatient program removes you from your substance use environment, which can include stressors and triggers that would raise the risk of relapse.

During inpatient rehab, you’re in a structured environment so that you can build coping mechanisms and recovery strategies.

SOBA New Jersey offers both a short-term and long-term residential treatment program.

We have on-site amenities such as a sauna and chef to support you holistically during this time.

Our long-term residential program can often last six months or more, depending on the individual’s treatment plan. Long-term inpatient rehab tends to work well for the needs of someone who’s previously gone through other treatment programs and relapsed, has a severe, long-term addiction, or has co-occurring psychiatric needs.

A partial hospitalization program (PHP) is a unique transitional treatment step at SOBA New Jersey. Partial hospitalization programs have a lot in common with inpatient rehab in terms of the structure and the time commitment. You participate in treatment most days of the week, at least several days a week. The key difference is the flexibility to return home or leave the treatment center at the end of the day.

These programs are a first step for some clients who might not be able to live on-site or who have less severe addictions. For others, they’re a transitional step between inpatient and outpatient rehab.

We offer two levels of outpatient treatment at SOBA New Jersey. If you’re looking for substance abuse treatment in West New York, our center is just about an hour’s drive.

Intensive outpatient rehab at SOBA NJ is structured, and it provides treatment for both addiction and, if necessary, co-occurring mental health issues. An intensive outpatient program delivers high levels of support and care, but you can continue to meet daily responsibilities outside of treatment at home, work, and school.

An IOP usually includes a combination of group and individual therapy, peer support meetings, and educational workshops. There’s flexibility compared to residential treatment, which makes it well-suited to someone who can’t commit to full-time inpatient rehab or who has already completed a higher level of care.

Our IOPs aim to help people develop coping skills, a support network, and a foundation for long-term recovery.

A good fit for an IOP will have a stable and supportive home environment.

Traditional outpatient services at SOBA NJ include consistent treatment services so you stay on track with your recovery and optimize your health and wellness. Outpatient rehab includes clinical care and flexibility in your recovery schedule.

In an outpatient rehab program, you’ll likely participate in individual counseling, group therapy, and psychoeducation courses. Self-help courses, discussion groups, family education and counseling, and case management services are part of your treatment.

Along with our rehab programs, we have different sober living environments, too, depending on where you are in your recovery process.

Our Transitional Sober Living is part of the initial phase of our inpatient programs. We also offer Sober Living Apartments that are a step down from Transitional Sober Living.