Drug Rehab Centers in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey

Best place ever for rehab

Excellent support from the staff as well as the clients.

Been there twice and gonna go again (one on the teen site and the womens dbt program). I had some issues with one particular therapist (for like group lessons in the womens dbt), but not everyone is gonna be great. I learned a lot about myself (i found out I m autistic, have adhd, and ocd) and am more equipped to understand and navigate through my emotions, thoughts, uncomfortable situations, etc Even though doing group can feel like a hassle, I recommend it here.

I LOVE THIS PLACE! THEY ARE A REALLY GOOD PLACE TO GET A GRIP ON YOUR LIFE AGAIN AFTER HERION ADDICTION. I WISH I WOULD HAVE BEGAN METHADONE TREATMENT 10 YEARS EARLIER. IT REALLY WORKS FOR HARDCORE BRICK A DAY USERS LIKE MYSELF!!!

Vicky has worked with several people in my family, including myself, for quite a few years now. Vicky has never disappointed! Very knowledgeable, no nonsense, and always committed to helping you through whatever it is you're experiencing. Highly recommend!

They genuinely care.

Intake therapist and reception were really nice to my brother. Hopefully his therapist is good as well

Amazing place for woman and children. They have helped me to be able to reach my dreams

Great

I've been a patient at this clinic and at it's previous location in Trenton for 18 years now. I've had the same primary physician too and I credit him, Dr Zavala, and his staff as the reason I'm still healthy, fit and active at 76 y/o.Dr. Zavala pushed me to cycle to get fit and build heart and lung strength and I've been cycling every day, year 'round, weather permitting. since. Joining the VA Health System and having my health monitored at the clinic was the best thing I did for my health since I quit smoking in 1974. If there were 10 stars I'd give the Hamilton clinic and more generally the VA Health System all 10.

To all mental health professionals, medical practitioners, and support group members I interacted with during my tenure at Innerspace Counseling:Please accept my deepest gratitude as I try to attempt to find a brief and impactful way to explain the lasting impact you have all had on my life. (Hold on because we all know it is not going to brief).In a very shortened version of what brought me to Innerspace I struggled severely with a lengthly fight with the battle of insecurities of myself. That caused me to fall into an extremely deep, scary, life altering depression. With the depression, anxiety decided to come for the ride. Which unfortunately brought a lot of moments back to life that I never realized were reasons I was in need of a strong, open-minded, caring, patient, understanding treatment team to help me get my life back on track. On top of figuring out how to not be scared to be a 29 year old, who identifies as non-binary.My story with Innerspace begins at the age of 18 in 2014.. where not only was it my first experience with learning about how important mentally being ok is key to living a healthy, balanced life. It also was scary because that s the age, where we are expected to have everything figured out. At least, that s what I thought. Until I was introduced to every single person that either has worked for Innerspace, continues to work for Innerspace, and the strongest group of people I had the pleasure to attend the Partial and IOP programs alongside with.To say I was scared is an understatement. I didn t know how to life right and I still don t. None of us do. That s apart of being human. That s something I would have never been able to have realized without all of your support.I always wanted to be the person to crack the code of what normal is. It drove me insane the fact I couldn t figure out how to manage my life. How to ask for help. How to say I wasn t ok.The most important lesson I took and will take with my forever from Innerspace Counseling is, there is no normal . We re all unique in our own way.For years, I barracked my struggles inside of my head, which caused me to have a very difficult time managing my emotions. I thought no one understood me. I thought enough. I thought I was burden. I thought I didn t deserve happiness. I thought I didn t deserve to have the privilege of having a chance to experience the positive side of life.With the help of each and every single one of you all the way from the start of my journey through this weird, chaotic, life of mine I would like to take this time to tell you, that you all are a major reason I m still here today.It is with great pleasure that I want to share with you, that today August 24, 2024 I woke up, looked in the mirror and saw me for the first time in a long time. Not only that, but I looked at myself and saw a smile I forgot existed and confidently and proudly can say, told myself how proud of myself I am of myself.Heather, Dr. Kochhar, Courtney, Ajita, Jodi, Taylor, Gabby, Lauren, Dr. Vyas, Lola, Dr. Platt, Grace, Kristen, Anthony, Francesca from the absolute bottom of my heart, thank you for helping me learn coping skills to be where I am at this very moment.To Dani:In a very short thank you You will never understand what you have done for me. Thank you for not only being the stepping stone for me to start my life, but for being the reason I am here today.I can finally sit here and proudly tell you I understand that my life is worth living.I am capable.I am loved.I am worthy.I didn t do this alone.This was a team effort.Thank you for never giving up on me when I wanted so badly to give up on myself.We did this.All of us.I don t have everything figured out and I know I never will but because of each and every single one of you, I can t wait to see what life has in store for me.I am #1 for the first time ever on the list on my priorities.Thank you.Thank you.Thank you.