Drug Rehab Centers in Clementon, New Jersey

Okay so I've been to a hand full of different PHPs and treatment places. Unfortunately I have lot of experiences with these kind of places. The issue is a lot of these places don't have anywhere near the the same accommodation that Victory Bay offers. This place is a great balance of giving support, knowledge and the opportunity to become independent under the healing process of addiction. They allow you to have family sessions, one on ones, EMDR and TMS treatment/therapist opportunities. On day one they assign you a case worker, this person can help you find a job, schedule appointments for doctors, help you apply to college, find you a nutrients and more.This program has a lot more freedoms than other places I've been in. That freedom really allows me to grow as a person without being held on a leach. The structure of the program is very appropriate and is willing to work with you if you have other responsibilities like court, employment or even being sick.The housing of Victory Bay is fair, I personally feel like all sober houses will have there ups and downs, however this place has been a better experience. There are techs who also watch over the house and give meds in the morning and nights. They are all very understanding and are willing to listen to you and help in anyway they can. The tech at the house also give you the opportunity to attend meetings every night. If you have a home group near by the houses they can drive you there or send you a lift to attend the meeting you want.All and all, this place is fantastic to begin or continue the journey of recovery. I cant recommend this treatment place enough! I am currently still in treatment here but I've been here for close to 9 months.

Great place to live. The owner rich is very down to earth and supportive as for everyone else In the house.

I been to a couple other treatment centers and I will say that this one is the best one. We get to do yoga twice a week, we get a very good catering lunch. We also get haircuts every other week. The facilitators that teach the classes will get you to think and change the way you see yourself. I ve learned how addiction works and how to manage it. This place is amazing because they re the reason why I started to love myself again and I was also very grateful to meet the best therapist. One of the best groups I ever been in, And one of the best places to get sober. I was able to go to rehab for the first time again. I will pick this place everytime.

I recently graduated from STR. I was in programming between May to September, originally PHP and then in the IOP mental health program. While in PHP I was in housing as well. There are family sessions offered too, but I did not utilize that service while at STR.While the house I was at was not perfect, administration tried their best to accommodate every concern clients had with the house. It was overall a clean and safe environment to live in. If there are any concerns advocate for yourself and ask a tech to call a house meeting if it is an interpersonal issue within the house. If you have a different issue communicate that to the director and it will most likely be handled promptly.The PHP (partial hospitalization program) for mental health is six days a week, 9am-1:30 Monday-Friday and 9am-12pm Saturdays. The program changes as needs change. When I first began there process groups were three hours long, but when I left they were two hours long with an additional hour of psych ed. While the day may seem long, everyone gets a break between noon and 12:30. Afternoon there are different types of therapy everyday like art therapy, DBT, CBT.IOP (intensive outpatient program) is only 9am-12pm three days a week, usually Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. The director is accommodating though so if for any reason you need to not go on a Monday, you could always go on a Saturday if you advocate for yourself.You ll have one individual session a week with one of the clinicians. I had Ashley and she is phenomenal. While the staff really do care about the clients, Ashley definitely cares about clients and it shows in her work.You ll also have a session with either Dr. Newman or Monique once a week to go over medications they are both amazing!STR is shaped not just by the staff, but clientele too. I have reinforced and grew my support system while being at STR. And while I was in the mental health program, I have substance use disorder as well, I d recommend Steps to recovery struggling with their mental health or substance use. It may take a couple of weeks to really settle into the program, but continue to do the work since you are worth it and advocate for yourself if something isn t working for you.STR is also a great facility if you re part of the LGBTQ+ community. The staff here are not just accepting, but affirming. There is an optional LGBTQ+ group once a week with Christian, which was my favorite part of the week.

This place was great, helped me learn how to live life again, Sober. Eliana and Erica were great help to my early sobriety. Staff is friendly and effective. Would recommend to anyone struggling with addiction in the South Jersey area. Thank you All In.

Angela Baxter is the single greatest asset this facility has on hand.She is the most personable, down to Earth, and overall amazing therapist I've ever had the pleasure of working with, and I've been in and out of therapy like people are in and out of their local Wawa (s).She has a unique ability to put her clients at ease with humor. She utilizes laughter and good vibes to ensure that everyone she works with feels safe and at home.Her talents know no bounds. Have you ever seen her type? Roadrunner, take note I cannot say enough good about this saintly woman. Before I worked with her, I was lost. After I worked with Angela Baxter, I was found.Go to this place just for her alone.- Ryan HoseyI'm proud to say I'm a former client of Mrs. Baxter's.

I was a patient at sobriety solutions and a resident at their sober living house for three months. It was an important and rewarding part of my early recovery. I was able to take part in the daily group sessions and got an amazing counselor that helped me transition back into every day life. I met some great people there, that I still talk to today - almost a year later. They went above and beyond to help me get my feet back under me and I m truly grateful I made the decision to go there.