Our Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) in New Jersey is specifically designed to support individuals facing the complexities of a dual diagnosis. We provide a structured, therapeutic environment that integrates mental health treatment with substance use disorder services, allowing you to receive intensive care while remaining in your community.
To support dual diagnosis recovery, we offer:
- Integrated Evidence-Based Therapies: We utilize proven clinical modalities through individual, group, and family therapy to address both mental health symptoms and substance use challenges simultaneously.
- Psychiatric Services and Medication Monitoring: Our team provides timely psychiatric evaluations and ongoing Medication Monitoring to ensure clinical stability and support long-term recovery.
- Comprehensive Support Services: To remove barriers to treatment, we provide free transportation for eligible clients across seven South Jersey counties, healthy meals during program hours, and rapid intake assessments scheduled within 24 hours.
- Continuum of Care: We facilitate seamless transitions by coordinating closely with partner facilities, such as Northbrook Behavioral Health Hospital and Buttonwood Behavioral Health Hospital, and providing step-down planning to intensive outpatient or traditional outpatient services.
Our person-centered approach focuses on building essential life skills and coping strategies, helping you facilitate empowerment and self-determination on your journey to recovery.
Individual treatment outcomes vary; results may differ based on patient circumstances and clinical factors. Consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis and personalized treatment advice. Verify insurance coverage with your carrier — we provide tools to check coverage but final responsibility lies with the insurer/patient. This portal is not intended for emergency situations; in a medical emergency call 9-1-1.
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