Top Sayreville, Addiction Recovery Centers: Reviews and Ratings

In 2016, Sayreville residents accounted for 4% of total substance abuse admissions in Middlesex County.¹ Of the 230 admissions in Sayreville that year, 92 were for heroin abuse, 81 were for alcohol abuse, 34 were for marijuana abuse, 11 were for other opiate abuse, 6 were for cocaine abuse, and another 6 were for abuse of other drugs.¹

If you’re addicted to drugs or alcohol and living in Sayreville, the first step is often detox, which is a process that rids your body of toxins so you’re no longer physically dependent on drugs or alcohol. Many people transition from detox into inpatient and outpatient therapy.

Inpatient therapy is a program where you receive 24/7 monitored care. You live at a facility and have a structured schedule of therapy sessions, group activities, and more. Because inpatient therapy is more intense, it’s a good avenue to consider if you have a severe addiction or don’t have a lot of support from family and friends. Inpatient programs can vary in length from 3 weeks to 1 year and tend to be more expensive than other forms of treatment.

Outpatient therapy provides more freedom, as you get to live at home. However, if your home environment isn’t safe or you don’t have a lot of support for recovery, this may not be the best option. You’ll need reliable transportation because you must receive treatment at the facility every day. You’ll participate in similar therapy sessions and group activities as someone would receive through an inpatient therapy program.

Whether you’re considering inpatient or outpatient drug rehab in Sayreville or elsewhere, we can help. Browse our directory to find the options that meet your needs. Every person is different, so it’s important to search until you find a rehab center that’s right for you.

Sources

1. Department of Human Services, Division of Mental Health and Addiction Services. (2017). Substance Abuse Overview 2016 Middlesex County.