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Addiction makes it seem like it’s impossible to quit drinking or using drugs, but quality addiction treatment services can help you reach your goals.
The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper is dedicated to helping people break free from addiction and start the path to recovery on the right foot. Our New Jersey facility is easily accessible to Camden residents who are ready to take those first steps and start a drug- or alcohol-free life.
Substance Abuse Statistics in Camden
Hudson County, like many parts of New Jersey, has been impacted heavily by drug and alcohol abuse:
In 2019, Camden County led the state in the total number of substance abuse treatment admissions at 8,913 despite being only the eighth most populated county in New Jersey. In a report by the New Jersey Department of Human Services, the primary drug of abuse for people in Camden County was heroin, followed by alcohol, marijuana and opiates.
Additionally, a report by the Camden County Addiction Awareness Task Force found that from 2010–2018, overdose deaths in Camden County increased by 370%. This increase in deaths is largely due to the rise in synthetic opioid use, but it makes clear that evidence-based treatment for people suffering from substance use disorders can literally save lives.
Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment in Camden
Clearly, quality drug and alcohol treatment in Camden is a major priority. Decades of research have shown that getting help at a professional addiction treatment center can help people quit substance use, reduce their risk of relapse, and improve their quality of life.
But not all treatment centers offer the full range of treatment services. Data suggests that people who seek detox at a hospital, for instance, have higher rates of relapse than those who go to a specialized addiction treatment facility.
Part of the reason for this disparity is that detox in a hospital is less likely to be followed up by further rehab care, which can help people build the skills and coping mechanisms required for lasting sobriety.
At The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper, we offer medical detox, inpatient treatment, outpatient care, aftercare and more to provide lasting support.
Drug and Alcohol Detox
Medically assisted detox is the first step in the recovery process. These specialized facilities emphasize treating the physical withdrawal symptoms that so commonly stop people from breaking free from substance use.
With 24/7 medical monitoring, supportive medications that can help reduce discomfort during withdrawal, and detailed evaluation and assessment, medical detox helps set the stage for future treatment by helping people achieve a clear mind and healthy body.
Importantly, drug and alcohol detox alone does not constitute addiction treatment. It must be followed by an inpatient or outpatient rehabilitation program to produce lasting sobriety.
Inpatient Rehab
Inpatient treatment is the most intensive form of rehabilitation available and includes several different evidence-based strategies to help people overcome substance use.
While in inpatient treatment, clients live on-site at our rehabilitation facility. This allows each client to dedicate themselves fully to the work of recovery and allows for peer-to-peer support from people who can truly empathize with your situation. Treatments and therapies are delivered in an intensive, full-day schedule.
Outpatient Rehab
Outpatient rehab shares the same evidence-based therapies and treatments available at an inpatient facility but Camden residents can continue living at home rather than on-site. This allows people to continue working, keeping up with family responsibilities, and maintaining important social connections.
Aside from where clients reside during treatment, the main difference between inpatient and outpatient treatment is the level of time commitment required. Outpatient treatment is the most flexible of all levels of care, and clients only attend treatment for a few hours each week.
Dual Diagnosis Treatment
Dual diagnosis treatment, also known as co-occurring disorder treatment, is a specialized program for people who are dealing with a substance use disorder and mental health disorder simultaneously. Treating only one or the other often leads to worse outcomes. Dual diagnosis care treats both disorders holistically; it’s offered at every level of care and addresses the root of someone’s addiction for a greater chance at success.
Aftercare
All of our treatment programs at The Recovery Village Cherry Hill at Cooper include extensive aftercare planning. Aftercare planning helps people make the transition from addiction treatment into everyday life, and can include:
- Building a relapse prevention plan
- Online teletherapy
- Referrals to additional medical care, as needed
- Connecting clients to community resources
- Recommending support groups
- Socializing with alumni groups
- Helping clients find supportive housing
By continuing to assist our clients even after they have left our direct care, we ensure that they have everything they need to sustain healthy lives in recovery.
Addiction Treatment Therapies in Camden
At The Recovery Village, we emphasize evidence-based treatment in all of our addiction treatment programs. By focusing on therapies that research has proven to be effective, we ensure that every client gets the best possible chance of achieving sobriety and maintaining it long-term. Just a few of these methods include:
- Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
- Motivational interviewing (MI)
- Dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT)
- Group therapy
- Individual therapy
- Family therapy
- Recreational therapies, like art therapy or yoga
- Medication-assisted treatment (MAT)
- Dual diagnosis treatment
All of these therapies work together to help people learn to manage their cravings, build healthy coping mechanisms, and establish new thinking and behavioral patterns in their sobriety.
Free AA & NA Meetings in Camden
12-Step support groups, such as Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, can be incredibly beneficial for people overcoming substance use disorders. These programs are absolutely free, and the only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking or using drugs.
In Camden, there are hundreds of these groups that meet every day of the week. Look for meetings at the New Beginnings clubhouse, at the 400 Club in Clementon, or online with the Narcotics Anonymous Meeting Finder or South Jersey Alcoholics Anonymous Intergroup’s website.
