East Newark Drug & Alcohol Rehab

Our residential inpatient programs are an ideal starting point for many clients seeking an East Newark drug rehab center because they remove you from daily life triggers temporarily. Short-term residential inpatient care involves a standard treatment stay of 30-90 days. During that time, you’ll eat, sleep, and live on-site while engaging in groups, individual therapy, and other activities during the day.

Long-term residential treatment is an intensive, extended addiction treatment option that helps you build and solidify new, lasting patterns after addiction. Clients who experience frequent relapses or who are overcoming severe addiction often benefit from long-term residential treatment programs, even if standard addiction treatment has not been successful in the past. Depending on your treatment needs, long-term residential treatment can last for six months or more.

Partial hospitalization programs, also called PHP, are a step below inpatient treatment programs. Rather than live on-site, PHP clients attend outpatient treatment most days of the week for an intensive treatment schedule but return home or to sober living at the end of the day. 

Much like inpatient treatment, PHP schedules at SOBA NJ include groups, individual therapy, and other services that meet your unique needs as a client. You will work closely with treatment staff despite living off-site.

An intensive outpatient program (IOP) offers flexible but structured addiction treatment. Like PHP, it can be used as an initial form of treatment or a step-down from a higher level of care (e.g., residential inpatient or PHP). However, IOP consists of fewer total treatment hours per week than PHP.

The reduced time commitment required in IOP makes it ideal for those who need to fulfill work or family obligations while in treatment. It can also be suitable for those with a stable living environment or who are stepping down from a higher level of care.

Outpatient drug rehab programs provide highly flexible addiction treatment. Unlike in IOP, our outpatient programs consist of as few as nine treatment hours per week to start, usually spread across the course of three days per week. By the end of outpatient treatment, you could be in care for as little as one hour weekly. 

Outpatient helps you maintain sobriety while fully involved in your everyday life. Generally, outpatient is ideal for clients with external commitments like work or school who feel like they’ve reached a stable place but want to gain relapse prevention skills.

Our telehealth or telemedicine services provide virtual addiction and mental health treatment to clients who are unable to attend care in person. Virtual treatment can be ideal for those with stable living situations who can’t go to traditional inpatient or outpatient treatment for various reasons.

SOBA NJ owns various sober living facilities near our New Jersey addiction treatment center designed for clients in distinct stages of recovery. Traditionally, sober living is a stable housing option for those in recovery that combines the freedom of a standard rental agreement with the accountability of living in a 100% drug and alcohol-free space. 

Clients in our PHP, IOP, or outpatient programs often stay in our sober living apartments to make their daily commute to treatment easier. Those in our medical detox or residential treatment programs will stay in a sober living environment with more supervision.

An intervention is a carefully planned process where a person’s loved ones, and sometimes, addiction recovery professionals, come together to bring a person’s substance use or other destructive behaviors to light. The goal of an intervention is to help individuals realize the extent of their problem, understand how it affects others, and encourage them to seek treatment. 

Interventions have a high success rate and can be what ultimately leads a person to reach out for or accept addiction treatment. SOBA NJ can help you arrange and host an intervention for your loved one if needed.