Roselle Addiction Treatment Centers

Much like the rest of the country, people who live in Roselle, New Jersey, are not immune from substance abuse problems. However, many of them may hesitate before seeking treatment for any number of reasons, one of which might be not knowing which program to choose.

Still, in 2016, 123 people in Roselle did receive professional treatment for addiction, with the highest number of residents listing alcohol as their primary drug of abuse (41), while the second highest was for heroin (36).¹ No matter what type of substance a person abuses and becomes addicted to, treatment can be a helpful, effective option that can lead to a safe recovery.

Before getting treatment, though, you may be unsure as to what a professional program actually entails. Drug and alcohol rehab is meant to help people stop abusing substances and to get their lives back on track in other ways, as well.²

Treatment can come in a number of forms and may be administered through many different types of facilities or programs.³ However, most offer 1 or both of the following evidence-based treatments:⁴

• Medications, which can be used to treat and minimize certain types of withdrawal symptoms, prevent the potential for relapse, or treat co-occurring mental disorders
• Behavioral therapies, which can be used to help change your beliefs and actions toward your substance abuse and can encourage better behaviors for the future that might help prevent relapse

Of course, there are many other types of treatment available, but these are the most commonly used drug addiction interventions used in professional rehab centers in the region.⁴ You can learn more about your Roselle drug and alcohol rehab options by searching our database for facilities near you.

Sources

1. Department of Human Services, Mental Health and Addiction Services. (2017). New Jersey Drug and Alcohol Treatment, 2016, Substance Abuse Overview Union County.
2. National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2018). What Is Drug Addiction Treatment?
3. National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2018). Types of Treatment Programs.
4. National Institute on Drug Abuse. (2018). Treatment Approaches for Drug Addiction.