Women

Medically reviewed by Dr. Jeffrey Berman September 11, 2023

Written by
Brian Chasin On September 11, 2023

Explore our unique programs at Soba New Jersey & find your path to long-term healing.

Medically-Reviewed By: Dr. Jeffery Berman
Written By: Brian Chasin
Updated: September 11, 2023

Drug & Alcohol Rehab for Women in New Jersey

Addiction Treatment Plans Designed for Women

SOBA New Jersey can create a safe and nurturing environment designed specifically to address the unique challenges women face in their battle against substance addiction. We understand that women often experience different addiction complications than men and nonbinary people. Our personalized approach ensures that each woman who comes to our rehab center receives the care and support they need on their journey to recovery. At SOBA New Jersey, we are committed to empowering women to overcome addiction and rebuild their lives with strength, resilience, and hope.

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Why Women Become Addicted

Substance addiction among women is often a complex and multifaceted issue that can stem from various biological, psychological, and social factors. While the root causes of addiction may vary from person to person, it is essential to recognize and address the unique factors that specifically contribute to women’s addiction to provide effective treatment and support.

Common women-specific factors that can lead to addiction include:

Mental health issues

Studies have shown that women are statistically more than twice as likely as men to be diagnosed with depression. Substance abuse may begin with a misled attempt to alleviate symptoms or cope with emotional pain.

Relationship and family pressures

Women often face societal expectations and pressures related to preconceived and controversial gender roles. This can lead to increased stress levels and a higher likelihood of turning to substances for relief or as a coping mechanism.

Body image and eating disorders

Women are more likely than men to struggle with body image issues and develop unsafe methods to cope, such as substance abuse or eating disorders.

Trauma and abuse

Women are more likely than men to experience physical, emotional, or sexual abuse, which can lead to feelings of vulnerability, low self-esteem, and difficulty coping with stress.

By understanding and addressing these specific factors, we can develop targeted interventions and treatments to help women overcome addiction and lead healthy, fulfilling lives. SOBA New Jersey is here to support you however we can.

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Substances Commonly Abused by Women

Substance abuse among women can take many different forms and involve many different types of unsafe substances. At SOBA New Jersey, we offer drug and alcohol treatment programs for women that can be highly effective, no matter what type of substances are causing your addiction.

Commonly abused substances among women include:

Alcohol

While men are more likely to consume alcohol in larger quantities, women tend to experience the negative effects of alcohol more quickly due to differences in body composition and metabolism. Alcohol abuse can lead to liver damage, heart disease, neurological complications, and an increased risk of breast cancer.

Marijuana

Although marijuana is often perceived as a less harmful substance, it can still have detrimental effects on mental health, particularly when used excessively. Women who abuse marijuana may experience anxiety, depression, impaired memory, and difficulty concentrating.

Opioids

Women are more likely to be prescribed opioids pain relievers, which can lead to dependence and addiction. Opioid abuse can result in respiratory depression, overdose, and death.

Cocaine

Cocaine is a powerful stimulant that can cause immediate and long-term health issues. Women who abuse cocaine may experience heart attacks, seizures, respiratory failure, and other life-threatening complications.

Prescription drugs

Women are more likely to be prescribed medications for mental health disorders, such as anxiety and depression, which can lead to misuse and addiction. Abuse of prescription drugs can end up exacerbating the conditions that they are meant to treat.

Recognizing the prevalence of these substances among women and understanding their potential dangers are essential steps in addressing addiction and providing targeted, effective treatment.

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Signs of Substance Addiction in Women

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Recognizing the signs of substance addiction in women is crucial for their loved ones, as early intervention can significantly improve the chances of successful recovery. Women may exhibit different symptoms and behaviors compared to men, making it essential for friends and family members to be aware of the specific warning signs that indicate a possible addiction. By identifying these signs, loved ones can offer support, encourage treatment, and help women overcome their addiction challenges by directing them to a professional rehab center like SOBA New Jersey.

Some of the most common warning signs of substance addiction in women include:

Changes in appearance

Neglecting personal hygiene or sudden weight loss or gain can be indicators of substance abuse

Mood swings and emotional instability

Women struggling with addiction may exhibit erratic mood swings and irritability, especially in between doses.

Social withdrawal

A woman battling addiction might isolate herself from friends and family, lose interest in activities she once enjoyed, or avoid social events where substances are not present.

Financial difficulties

Unexplained financial issues, borrowing money without reason, or frequently asking for financial assistance can be signs of a growing addiction.

Secretive behavior

Hiding substance use, lying about whereabouts, or engaging in secretive activities can indicate an addiction.

Declining performance at work or school

Addiction can lead to a lack of focus, decreased motivation, and poor performance in professional or academic environments.

Physical symptoms

Experiencing withdrawal symptoms, such as nausea, tremors, or insomnia, when not using the substance may indicate dependence and addiction.

By being aware of these common warning signs, friends and family members can better support the women in their lives who may be struggling with addiction and guide them toward the help they need.

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“I have been to other treatment centers and was never successful in maintaining sobriety. Thank you so much to Soba for helping me get my life back on track. I look forward to my future!”

I have so much to be grateful for because of SOBA. Megan

"The entire staff of SOBA is there for you...and give you the resources and strength to stay well. They showed me that there's nothing wrong with asking for help and carried me when I didn't have the strength or will to stand on my own.”

SOBA answered my call on the first ring and saved my life. Mike

"Entering recovery was one of the hardest decisions I have ever made. It was also one of the smartest, and one I wish that I had made 20 years ago. Last week I reached my 10-month clean date. I’d like to express my gratitude.”

I'm forever grateful to you all. Amanda S.

“If you want top-quality care then SOBA is the place to be. The staff from top to bottom are caring, understanding & well educated on addiction. If you want your life back then put your trust in SOBA.”

Because of them, I'm clear-minded & I have the most important thing back in my life, my family. Scott K.

“I want to say thank you to everyone at SOBA. I came to them totally broken. The staff there helped me get my mental health straightened out all while getting me off any and all drugs for the 1st time in 24 years.”

They SAVED MY LIFE. They can save yours. Mike P.

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At SOBA New Jersey, we can create personalized addiction treatment plans for women, which may include:

Medical detox

Medical detox is a supervised process to safely manage withdrawal symptoms and minimize discomfort during the initial stage of recovery.

Short-term care

Short-term care are intensive, short-duration treatment programs designed to address the immediate needs of those in early recovery.

Long-term care

Long-term care are comprehensive, extended treatment programs that provide ongoing support, therapy, and resources for individuals as they progress through recovery.

Outpatient care

Outpatient care are flexible treatment options that allow individuals to maintain their daily responsibilities while receiving professional support and guidance during their recovery journey.

At SOBA New Jersey, we understand the unique challenges women face in overcoming substance addiction. Our female-focused rehab specialists are committed to providing personalized, effective treatment options to help you reclaim your life after addiction has caused so much harm and hardship. If you or a loved one is struggling with addiction, we invite you to reach out to our compassionate team today. This is a place of no judgment but full support. Together, we can develop a tailored plan to guide you on the path to recovery and empower you to live a healthier, more fulfilling life.

Learn more about how to make a personalized addiction treatment plan. Call (888) 229-7989 or contact us online now.

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Table of Contents

Drug & Alcohol Rehab for Women in New Jersey

Addiction Treatment Plans Designed for Women

Get a Confidential Callback Now

Our Speciality Programs at SOBA NJ

Individualized Treatment Programs That Target Your Needs

Why Women Become Addicted

Begin Your Journey

Substances Commonly Abused by Women

Don’t see your provider? Don’t Worry.

Travel Assistance

Flexible Technology Policy

Gourmet Meals Daily

Luxury Amenities

Signs of Substance Addiction in Women

Modern Facilities Crafted for Modern Recovery

Real Stories. Real Recovery.

Hear From Our Recovering Clients

Find Real Support Here – Call SOBA New Jersey

We are Standing By Ready to Help

We Work Hard to Make Going to Rehab Affordable

Your Recovery Can Start Now. Contact Soba NJ Today