Mental Health & Substance Abuse Treatment in New Jersey

If you’re experiencing emotional distress, substance abuse issues, or behavioral problems that are having an adverse impact on your relationships, work, or daily life, you should seek professional treatment. Many individuals pursue professional help for mental health and symptoms associated with addictive behavior when these symptoms start interrupting their ability to manage their day-to-day responsibilities. If this describes your situation, NJBHC can perform an assessment to determine what level of care and what type of treatment will be most beneficial for you.

The admission process usually starts with a confidential consultation with a clinician or someone from the admissions department. During that time, the clinician will conduct a thorough assessment of your current symptoms, history, and goals to understand your needs more clearly. From there, the clinician can develop an appropriate treatment plan for you and guide you through the steps of treatment as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Yes. Behavioral health treatment should be customized to meet your needs. At the start of the treatment process, the NJBHC team will conduct a comprehensive evaluation to determine your individual mental health history, substance abuse history, and any other personal circumstances. Based on this information, a customized treatment plan will be developed utilizing evidence-based therapies and supportive services to encourage long term recovery and overall well-being.

Yes. Addiction treatment facilities follow strict laws regarding privacy and confidentiality, including HIPAA regulations to protect your rights to privacy. Consequently, all information, medical records, and participation in treatment are treated as confidential. Confidentiality creates a safe and respectful manner for individuals to seek treatment, ultimately leading them to a path of personal growth and recovery.