For clients with substance abuse issues, we’ll get you set up and ready to go straight into detox right away. For clients with mental health issues, we’ll work with you based on your time frame and the level of crisis intervention you need.
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For clients with substance abuse issues, we’ll get you set up and ready to go straight into detox right away. For clients with mental health issues, we’ll work with you based on your time frame and the level of crisis intervention you need.
The length of time you’ll be in the program is based on your individual needs and the clinical team’s recommendations. Clients can stay anywhere from a couple of weeks to up to six months. We’re also partnered with a company called CFC Recovery, which means we can offer aftercare services for up to a year and a half.
We’ve teamed up with sober living to offer top-notch and affordable meals, housing, and transportation to and from treatment. Plus, B Houses has 24/7 supervision and help. You may also live at home and commute to the program.
Start your journey to mental health recovery with us in New Jersey today.
We offer top-notch care tailored to your individual needs right from the get-go.
Within a day or two of admission, the Clinical Director will do a biopsies and a psychiatrist will do a full psych evaluation.
A Medical Doctor will do a thorough physical exam and check-up on you within 7 days after you’ve been admitted.
We use a multi-faceted approach, including cutting-edge genetics, to find the right medication for each patient based on their genetic makeup and mental health diagnosis.
Clients get comprehensive blood tests to check for any vitamin deficiencies or other health issues that could affect their overall health.
Treatment planning, which includes discharge planning, starts as soon as the first week of treatment.
Each week, clients get one-on-one counselling, and if necessary, family counselling is also included in the treatment plan.
You can get dynamic and creative group counseling 3 to 5 days a week depending on your schedule.
We provide case management services whenever needed.
We also provide massage, yoga, and horse therapy.
Our aftercare program offers long-term support for our clients, and we have a great community of alumni and recovery support.
Avisa Recovery does not accept Medicare or Medicaid as payment for substance abuse treatment.
Let us handle the details so you can focus on the help you need.
Everyone experiences anxiety at some point, but for some, it’s not just a passing emotion. It’s a lifelong struggle that clouds everything they do.
Anxiety can be so bad that it can make it hard to wake up in the morning. It can stop you from doing even the most basic things. It can even affect your work and personal life.
The good news is that there are treatments for anxiety, both inpatient and outpatient. Keep reading to learn how you can manage the mental health issues that are preventing you from living your best life.
In this day and age, it’s easy to get sidetracked by all the info out there. But some people struggle with attention and concentration that can be so bad that it takes a toll on their life. It can mess up their relationships with people and make it so they can’t do their job or even get the basics done.
If you’re having trouble concentrating, you may have ADHD. It’s a condition that starts when you’re a kid and can affect you throughout your life. It can cause low self-confidence and other social problems.
ADHD can be long-term or short-term, but even those with long-term issues can get better with medication and talk therapy for adults with ADD/ADHD. If you’re feeling like ADHD is taking a toll on your life, here’s what you can do.
People with bipolar disorder have mood swings that can range from super high to super low. It can make it hard to keep up with relationships and work. It can even make it hard to do the simplest things.
Unfortunately, there’s no cure for bipolar disorder, but there are treatments that can help keep it in check. Some of these treatments include intensive outpatient care for bipolar disorder. Keep reading to learn more about bipolar disorder and how to stop it from ruining your life.
Depression is something we all experience at some point, but for some, it can be really tough and persistent. It can make it hard to do even the most basic things, and it can make it so you don’t even want to wake up in the mornings. Some people use drugs and alcohol to cope with depression, which can actually make it worse instead of better.
We all have moods. We might be in a good mood, sad mood, excited mood, angry mood, and more. These moods are usually triggered by a certain event. If you don’t like the way your mood is, you can change your attitude to help you snap out of it.
Some people, on the other hand, don’t have as much control over their moods. They can be in a great mood or they can be in a terrible mood, and if they’re in the latter, there’s not much anyone can do about it.
People who have trouble managing their mood are called mood disorders. Mood disorders can get so bad that they can ruin your quality of life. They can damage your relationships and make it hard for you to do your job.
Luckily, mood disorders can be treated. There are lots of mood disorder treatment centers out there that can help you get better. Keep reading to learn more about them and how to get over a mood disorder that’s ruining your life.
Hey there! If you’re struggling with OCD, you’ve come to the right place! Avisa Recovery is your one-stop shop for all the info and resources you need. We’re here to help explain this often-understandable condition and provide insight, advice, and support.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a serious mental health condition that causes people to have long-term, obsessive thoughts and compulsions that keep coming back to them. It can really mess with your day-to-day life and cause you stress and anxiety.
Panic attacks are a scary, overwhelming feeling that can make you feel like your world is falling apart. They can come on suddenly and completely overwhelm your mind and body. But what’s the deal with panic attacks? We’ll take a look at what causes them, how they manifest, and how they affect everyday life. Come join us as we explore how panic attacks can affect your mental health and learn how to handle them with strength and resilience.
We all have our own unique personality traits. Some people are more reserved, while others are more outgoing. Some people get along with everybody, while others can be a bit of a wild card.
We all have different qualities, so it’s normal that we don’t always get what we want. But if you have a personality disorder, it can be really hard to make connections.
People with personality disorders have an unhealthy way of thinking. People who struggle with them may have difficulty connecting with others. They may lose their jobs and have trouble forming relationships.
If you or someone close to you is struggling with a personality disorder, this article will explore how personality disorder therapy can help.
It’s not always easy to move on from a traumatic event. A lot of people who have gone through a traumatic experience are still haunted by what happened. They may struggle with sleep and have anxiety issues that limit their ability to connect with others and do basic things.
If you’re dealing with anxiety from a traumatic event, chances are you’ve been diagnosed with PTSD. It’s a long-term condition that can take months or even years to get better, and it can really mess with your quality of life. But don’t worry, there are ways you can get help, like getting PTSD outpatient treatment. Keep reading to find out how you can help if PTSD is holding you back from living life to the fullest.
The exact number of people living with schizophrenia in the U.S. is unknown, but some estimates place the number between 0.5-0.8% of U.S. adults and as low as 0.64%. Schizophrenia can affect people of any age, but it’s rare for someone under 12 to be diagnosed, and it’s less common for someone over 40.
If you’re diagnosed with schizophrenia, treatment can help you manage your symptoms and lead a normal, healthy life.
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