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Clifton City Inpatient Drug and Alcohol Rehab Centers

In Clifton City, NJ, substance abuse and addiction are causing serious problems for residents. One especially troublesome substance is heroin, which accounted for 37% of all substance abuse treatment admissions in the city in 2013.¹ This number is particularly concerning because heroin is extremely dangerous and addictive.

Chronic heroin abuse can lead to addiction, which is a compulsive cycle of drug abuse regardless of negative consequences. Additionally, the drug causes physiological dependence, which can then lead to distressing withdrawal symptoms with the sudden cessation of use. These symptoms may include:²

Runny nose.
Vomiting.
Diarrhea.
Muscle and joint pain.
Depression.
Anxiety.
Insomnia.

People who abuse heroin are also at risk of other serious problems, such as contracting HIV or hepatitis C, clogged blood vessels, and abscesses if they inject the drug. Other potential health problems include heart, kidney, and liver disease.² An overdose can be deadly, and these occur more frequently now that many dealers are cutting heroin with the even more potent drug, fentanyl. Still, those who become addicted to the drug often struggle to quit on their own.

This is why treatment in a Clifton rehab facility is so essential to recovery. You can find out more about treatment centers near you or across the country when you search our directory pages. Remember, you are not alone—help is available.

Sources:

Division of Mental Health & Addiction Services. (2013). New Jersey Chartbook of Substance Abuse Related Social Indicators Passaic County.
National Institute on Drug Abuse. Drug Facts: Heroin.

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Meet the Pros

Dawn Belamarich Berry, LPC, LCADC, CCS, CCGC

CEO

Recovery Centers of America at Lighthouse

Upon completing two master’s degrees and working in various social service and treatment settings, Dawn found a permanent home within the social service fabric of South Jersey. For over a decade, Dawn has been an influential leader within the field, carrying roles such as therapist, supervisor, and administrator, and she developed an unrelenting passion for working with those dealing with addiction. From working with adults in a state prison environment to working with youth in intensive outpatient and aftercare modalities. Dawn has not only developed a concrete understanding of how addiction works but has also developed the most important characteristic in addiction and mental health treatment: knowing how to best guide individuals on their journey to bring about positive, sustainable change. In her new role as Executive Director at RCA at Lighthouse, Dawn hopes to continue to aid individuals in bringing about positive change on their path to recovery.

Dr. William Stanley MD

Medical Director

Serenity at Summit New Jersey

William D Stanley, born and raised in Baltimore, MD, attended UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical school. Later, he did his internship and residency at Albert Einstein Med Center in Philadelphia. Initially, he practiced primary care for many years but due to the influence of many people—in particular, Dr. Lou Baxter—his eyes gravitated to the world of substance abuse. Dr. Stanley became certified by the American Board of Addiction Medicine in 2000. He initially focused on outpatient treatment of opioid dependence with Suboxone and, more recently, Vivitrol. He was invited to join the family of Summit Behavioral Health in 2013 part-time and started full-time as the medical director of their detox in December 2014.

David Dorschu

CEO

Recovery Centers of America at Raritan Bay

David Dorschu, MS, has over fifteen years of experience in the substance abuse field, serving in various leadership positions, including Clinical Director, Risk Management Director, QA Director, Outpatient Program Director, and currently as CEO of our substance abuse center at Lighthouse located in Mays Landing, NJ. David has utilized these various leadership roles to form a treatment philosophy based on the latest, empirically supported research.

New Jersey Treatment Facts

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