Linden Drug & Alcohol Rehab

Discontinuing the use of substances can come with uncomfortable and potentially serious withdrawal symptoms. Our on-site medical detox program helps you get off of drugs and alcohol safely and reach a place of physical stability before you enter another level of care, such as residential inpatient treatment.

For many clients, short-term residential inpatient treatment is an ideal starting point because it gives you time away from everyday life triggers and allows you to solidify new, healthy patterns. Short-term residential inpatient programs generally last for 30-90 days total. 

During the day, you’ll engage in individual therapy, group therapy and education, and other services while in residential inpatient care. You’ll have access to all of our on-site amenities, which are included in the cost of treatment alongside room and board.

Long-term residential inpatient treatment is a form of addiction treatment most often used for long-term, severe, or chronic-relapsing addiction. Although long-term rehab is technically defined by treatment stays lasting for 120 days or more, clients in our long-term rehab program often stay for six months or more. 

Like in a standard inpatient treatment program, you’ll have a structured daily schedule as a long-term residential inpatient treatment client. Again, you’ll have access to all of our on-site amenities, which are included in your total treatment costs alongside room and board.

A partial hospitalization program (PHP) is a type of addiction treatment program with the comprehensive nature of a residential inpatient treatment program paired with the freedom of living off-site. During the week, you’ll have a full treatment schedule of group therapy, skill-building and education activities, individual therapy sessions, and other activities. However, you’ll get to return home or to sober living at the end of the day. 

PHP can be ideal for those with a supportive, substance-free living space who don’t need the supervision of inpatient treatment. It can also be used as a step-down form of care for those transitioning out of a residential inpatient program.

The goal of an intensive outpatient program (IOP) is to provide comprehensive but flexible addiction and mental health treatment. It requires a medium time commitment and is an ideal fit for those who need to get well-rounded support for substance abuse while working, going to school, or caring for their family. 

Like PHP, IOP is most suitable for those with a supportive, substance-free living space and can be used as an initial form of treatment or a step-down form of care.

Our outpatient program is the most flexible variation of treatment offered at our Linden drug rehab. The outpatient program at SOBA NJ requires about nine treatment hours per week or less, providing optimal time for external commitments like work, school, or family life. Some clients are in outpatient care for as little as one hour per week by the end of their program. 

Outpatient helps you maintain sobriety while fully involved in your everyday life. This level of care is best for clients who feel like they have reached a stable place symptomatically but want to gain relapse prevention skills.

SOBA NJ owns a variety of sober living facilities close to our addiction treatment center. Traditionally, sober living combines the independence and autonomy of a standard living arrangement with the accountability of staying in a designated drug and alcohol-free space, which is what you can expect in our sober living apartments. 

Each of our sober living options is designed to support clients in distinct stages of recovery. Residential inpatient and detox clients will live on-site with treatment staff present 24/7 for optimal support. If you need housing close to treatment, we can help, no matter what level of supervision you require.

Virtual therapy is evidence-based and has been proven effective by research. We offer virtual treatment options for those who can’t attend in-person programs at this time, whether due to work and family commitments or for other reasons. Telehealth services at SOBA NJ include but aren’t limited to medication management, group and individual therapy, assessments, consultations, and follow-up meetings.

For some people, interventions play an essential role in recovery. The goal of an intervention is to help people realize that they need help and agree to or decide to attend treatment. We can help you facilitate an intervention for a person in your life facing substance abuse.