Addiction Self-Help Support in New Jersey
Self-Help, Support, and Wellness
Self-help with ongoing support is integral and necessary to make a full recovery from drug and alcohol addiction, which is why we also have specialists from both Narcotics Anonymous (NA) and Alcoholics Anonymous (AA), NJ, on-site daily to give our patients the reinforcement they need for relapse prevention.The Road to Long-Term Addiction Recovery
AA and NA state that by making 90 meetings in 90 days, you are on the road to long-term recovery from drug and alcohol addiction. Meetings and support groups enable patients to relate to others with similar struggles, tell their stories in a supportive environment, and get useful strategies that focus on continued self-help – so they can move on in everyday life knowing they are not alone.In addition to these meetings and support groups, we encourage our patients to focus on getting healthier through gentle exercise that helps heal the mind and the body. This physical reconditioning emphasizes breathing exercises, meditation, and spending time outdoors along the tranquil walking path on our beautiful grounds.
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988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Dial 988 to access the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline, which provides 24-hour, confidential support to anyone in suicidal crisis or emotional distress.
Patient Resources
Why Routines are Important for Mental Health
Maintain good mental health with daily routines. Dr. Solhkhah shares simple routines to reduce stress and anxiety. Learn more and schedule an appointment today.
How Do I Know if I Have an Alcohol Use Disorder?
Concerned about alcohol use? Learn how to recognize alcohol use disorder from Dr. Juneja. Get support and treatment options now.
What to Do When Coping Skills Don’t Work
Manage anxiety and stress? Dr. Markarian offers coping skills and strategies for better emotional well-being. Find support and resources now.
Helping Loved Ones Through Addiction
Some of the roughest times may be when a loved one is struggling with mental health and/or addiction issues - how do you help? Where do you start?