Our Recovery-Driven Therapies
New Jersey Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment
Effective & Evidence-Based Treatment
While the journey may be difficult, we know what is required to facilitate healing and recovery. We know what interventions will work, no matter what substance you may find yourself dependent on.
After a detailed physical and psychological assessment, we will design the most appropriate treatment plan for you based on your unique needs. This plan will include a multi-faceted therapeutic approach that incorporates individual therapy sessions as well as group sessions and aftercare planning.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a form of talk therapy that helps you to identify negative thoughts and feelings. The goal is to help you understand the sequence of events that lead to undesirable behaviors and stop the cycle before it begins.
Dialectical behavioral Therapy
DBT was initially created to treat personality disorders but has since maintained prominence as an industry-leading mental health and substance use treatment. While similar to CBT, DBT is a psychotherapy approach that helps you identify and accept two potentially contradictory things in your mind. For example, feeling intense emotions about something and comparing this to the truth about that thing.
Motivational Interviewing
Considered more of a counseling approach, Motivational Interviewing is a person-centered and targeted intervention that helps clients identify and address ambivalent feelings about their actions. The intention is to rebuild or develop their own personal motivation to make positive behavior changes.
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy
The goal of ACT is for the client to increase their psychological flexibility by implementing several effective behavioral changes and commitment-based strategies. By accepting hardships or challenges and committing to a healthy response, the client creates positive habits.
Interpersonal Therapy
Interpersonal Therapy is a form of psychotherapy. The goal is to help clients address their worries and obstacles and improve interpersonal communication and enhance their relationships. The client learns new ways to relate to their circle, their circumstances, and the world around them to develop and maintain healthy relationships.
Family Therapy
The road to recovery for someone struggling with alcohol or substance use often brings the family along. Family Therapy is a safe space for every member of the family to be heard, feel seen, and work through their challenges as a group. Here, there is room for the whole unit to be supported and pursue healing, not only the primary client.
Art Therapy
Art Therapy is a form of Experiential Therapy that facilitates a hands-on approach to recovery. The client will engage in multiple activities, such as creating or viewing the arts. From drawing and pottery to painting and art museums, the therapist will help the patient engage with all aspects of the craft.
Hypnotherapy
Hypnotherapy is nothing like a hypnotist on a stage. It is, however, an evidence-based and highly-effective therapeutic intervention. In Hypnotherapy, the therapist helps to create a state of increased attention and concentration. Inducing a state of hypnosis gives a sense of heightened awareness and allows the client to process experiences from a detached perspective.
Yoga Therapy
This type of yoga is not simply a workout, although that is often a natural byproduct. Yoga Therapy is an interactive therapeutic approach that engages the whole patient, body, mind, and soul. By connecting these three facets of a person, clients can begin to ease physical, mental, and emotional complaints.
Muay Thai
Muay Thai isn’t just for self-defense and movement. It’s also an evidence-back therapeutic outlet that promotes stress relief, focus, and personal di
scipline. All of these attributes make it a highly-effective therapy technique for drug and alcohol dependence.
Music Therapy
Music Therapy is another form of Experiential Therapy that actively engages the client in their treatment with a hands-on approach. Activities range from listening, writing, and playing music under the direction of a skilled provider. Don’t worry, you don’t need to know how to play an instrument in order to participate.
Before Beginning Treatment
You may have questions and concerns about seeking recovery treatment. We understand. While treatment will be most successful if you’re completely invested, we can help you get there. Call now to discuss your options with our admissions team and we’ll be happy to answer all of your questions.
We Work With Most Commercial Insurance Providers
Our goal is to facilitate your recovery. If finances are causing you to delay seeking treatment for yourself or for a loved one, don’t wait. We want to ensure you get the help you need and will work with your insurance provider to alleviate concerns related to coverage and design a payment plan that works for you.
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