Drug Rehab Centers in Mays Landing, New Jersey

Updated 2024 - Still grateful for ARS. The nursing & front window staff is incredible. THEY are who holds this place together & keeps it running smoothly. But since my original review, owners have taken on even MORE patients. I have gotten to a place where I only go 2 xs a month. So doesn't affect me as much as it will newer patients. But still wanted to make a note of it.I have to start out saying ARS is what you make of it. I have been on this program for many years (that is MY journey, maybe not yours) but i have YET to have ANY issues with staff abusing power. A legit 10 + years and not ONCE has anyone abused their power w me. *IF YOU* Come and do what you are SUPPOSED to. LEAVE when u are done. Stop using (u have time to adjust.) Give clean drug tests. Dont cause chaos & drama. Treat everyone how YOU like to be treated. You should NOT have any problems. *But...If you* Befriend all the slackers w no jobs doing nothing w their lives still. Chill in parking lot for an hour (or until kicked out by security.). Make BFFs w other patients that are STILL living dirty. Find yerself a boyfriend or girlfriend that is still using OR new in recovery also. Basically if you treat this place A SOCIAL EVENT/ dating app - Yes, you WILL have issues & time there WILL suck.I do agree w/ one of the posters before me...it WAS better in Sommers Point. When we moved locations they took on WAY too many patients. When I started there was a little over 200, now there is 3 TIMES PLUS that. Staff doesnt have the time they need & have WAY too much on their caseloads. Granted, Dr.Roth is a SUPERHERO. He will gonabove and beyond for you if he knows you are doing the right thing.But for a PRIVATE (aka for profit) facility, I DO expect to get what I NEED out of it. At OVER $100 a week per patient + payouts for things we accomplish (i.e. groups, sessions, ect) it would be nice to have the community feel we once had here. It was SUCH a great place when the staff wasnt overloaded. And I mean GREAT. I understand this IS FOR PROFIT clinic but it's started to get that "state funded" feel. I mean, obvi this IS a BUSINESS, but still. There has to be a line drawn somewhere. I have moved many times for work in life so have been to 5 diff clinics. State funded AND private. I picked this place BACAUSE it was privately owned.It's STILL a great place, and i am grateful for it. Don't get me wrong... but if u knew how much better it was run BEFORE the move -you'd understand.Again-Stay away from the slackers & drama queens/kings. Do what you are supposed to do. Give clean drug tests, Go to at least 1 group OR see yr councelor for alternate ways if u have a career/work days. GET A JOB or go to school & make something of yourself. Nothing will change if YOU don't. JUST KEEP ALL THIS IN MIND.IT IS 80% WHAT YOU MAKE OF IT AT ARSXO Jess

If you need class complete for any DUI charges this is the best spot to go to! Easy, fast and very informative! Also, their prices are very affordable compared to other places I was quoted. Highly recommended if you are in the Phoenix area looking for an affordable place

The ASAP program was absolutely life changing for us, my husband and I thought it was so beneficial. It helped us get through a really tough time and gave us tools to better navigate a situation we never dreamed we would be in. Our daughter came out of a 30 day residential treatment program into ASAP, it was exactly the accountability she needed to stay the course to becoming clean and staying clean. The therapists were really great and the tools and content taught in the program were a game changer for us. ASAP definitely enlightened us on boundaries and the ways we were enabling some of the behaviors unintentionally, we are so grateful for that. While she might never admit it helped save her life, we know it did.

Great meetings and people. If you aren't already a member of an "Anonymous" club and want to be sober, come on over :)

I have been going here for almost three months and the first person I met there was Tina at the front desk and she was so sweet and made me feel welcome and I look forward to talking to her everyday because she always manages to brighten up my day she is amazing and she works so hard and helps everyone that walk thru the doors to the best of her abilities. And Tina if u see this thank u for being so amazing and caring u are one of the best people I have ever met.

Our family first became involved with Anasazi in 2003 when my daughter became a Young Walker. She was an emergency admission. The staff was wonderful in a very stressful situation, and did a lot of things to help things go right. Once she was admitted, we were very impressed with the support that we got as parents, and the patience with which they handled things, since she can be pretty challenging. She made very good progress there, more so than we had seen up until that point from other programs we tried.We also were involved with after-care. I decided to become a volunteer there, which I did for many years, and became intimately familiar with the background processes that are involved, and was always very impressed with how well thought out it was, how much attention was paid to safety, and the level of training provided to the staff. It is not a military style, boot camp, forceful environment. It's a love and respect based program based on choice and agency, inviting the participant to make better choices, not forcing them.I would recommend them without reservation to anyone who feels they are looking for a safe place to intervene in their young person's behavioral challenges.