If you are a resident of Ridgewood, New Jersey, you may be one of hundreds that struggle with drug and alcohol addictions. Ridgewood rehab programs exist for any level of need you have, including detox, which is often the first step towards recovery.
In Ridgewood, New Jersey, people who attended rehab in 2016 did so because of alcohol (61%), heroin (30%), other opioids, such as oxycodone or tramadol (4%), and cocaine and crack (4%).1 The process of quitting these substances usually involves both detoxification and treatment.
Some of the symptoms of withdrawal can be uncomfortable, and some are potentially fatal. That is why many treatment programs include and start with medical detox. At this stage:
After detox, people should transition to comprehensive substance abuse treatment, which can address the underlying issues that drive substance abuse in the first place.
Treatment occurs after detox in order to address the social, emotional, and behavioral problems associated with alcohol and drug addiction.2 Types of treatment programs include:
Long-term inpatient treatment may last from 6 to 12 months. Short-term residential care can be as brief as 3 to 6 weeks.2
When you are in the grips of an addiction, treatment may seem scary or overwhelming. Knowing what kinds of treatments are available in and around Ridgewood can help. Browse our substance abuse treatment directory for more information about the types of Ridgewood drug rehab facilities available in your area, or choose to explore other states around the country.
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I was able to learn about disease of addiction. Don't plan on using again.
The people who work here are wonderful and truly care. It feels like a family! Really amazing community
I have been to Carrier twice. Honestly saved my life. Rehab is what you *make of it. The facilities are clean & safe. New Blake unit was stunning. Why anyone has narry a thing to say about the food? One goes to rehab to get well, not obtain 5 star dining. Get a grip! I will say that I felt more understood by with employees who were addicts/alcoholics in recovery, which is not to say that the rest of the employees were not empathetic nor caring; they were. Bare in mind that they deal with addicts/drunks who sometimes leave & come back in a matter of mere hours. Tough job! They really are diligently attempting to save your life. More so than most of us have attempted to help ourselves.