Seacrest Recovery Center New Jersey Eatontown

Seacrest Recovery Center New Jersey Eatontown serves adults facing substance use, including those with co-occurring mental health needs, using a structured outpatient model. A three-phase program steps down in intensity at the center, beginning with partial care and moving to intensive outpatient, then standard outpatient care. An evaluation starts treatment and places each person in the appropriate phase, and weekly one-on-one therapy is part of every phase.

Staff at the Eatontown location include a medical director, nurses, and therapists, and their methods draw on cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy. During the first two phases, participants take part in randomly scheduled drug screenings and breathalyzer tests. For those seeking drug rehab in New Jersey, this Eatontown center provides a phased outpatient option.

Seacrest opened in 2015 and holds accreditation from the Joint Commission. It treats men and women and offers services in English. The program is designed for people who need structure and support while living at home or at a sober living house, and aftercare is available through group therapy and support meetings.

Outpatient care at Seacrest

Care at Seacrest is delivered through outpatient services only, with three phases that vary in time commitment. Phase 1, the partial care program, involves five hours a day, five days a week. Phase 2 is an intensive outpatient program lasting 6 to 10 weeks, with three-hour sessions three to five days a week. Phase 3 is standard outpatient, with two group sessions per week and a requirement to have a sponsor. For addiction treatment in New Jersey, the phased approach allows a gradual return to daily life.

Therapies include one-on-one counseling, one-on-one counseling with a clinical psychologist, art therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, family therapy, group therapy, life skills, spiritual care, and twelve-step facilitation. Approaches at the center are evidence-based, holistic, and twelve-step oriented. Families looking for alcohol rehab in New Jersey can ask how family therapy is scheduled within these phases.

1. Spiritual Care
2. 1-on-1 Counseling with Clinical Psychologist
3. Life Skills
4. 1-on-1 Counseling
5. Evidence-Based
6. Group Therapy
7. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
8. Twelve Step Facilitation
9. Family Therapy
10. Art Therapy

Who the program is meant to serve

1. Men and women whose substance use conditions involve benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, methamphetamine, prescription drugs, or synthetic drugs
2. Individuals facing both a substance use disorder and mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, PTSD, trauma, anger, codependency, or stress
3. Individuals who need a structured outpatient program while residing at home or in sober living
4. Those who may benefit from a therapeutic community focus and life skills training
5. People seeking a program that includes twelve-step facilitation and AA/NA meetings

Setting and program length at Seacrest

Most programs run 30 days or longer, varying with the phase and what each person needs. Rooms are air-conditioned, private or shared, and the grounds include walking trails and access to nature. If you are weighing inpatient or outpatient rehab in New Jersey, this center's outpatient setting could fit people who want to stay close to home. The center sits at 162 Main Street in Eatontown, NJ.

Paying for treatment at Seacrest

Seacrest takes cash payments. For other options, insurance among them, contact the center directly to confirm costs and coverage. When you carry Medicaid or private insurance, asking about coverage before admission can help you plan ahead. Our helpline can help you look into what your plan may cover, though it cannot promise payment or admission.

Ask these things before admission

1. Will the center take my Medicaid or insurance plan, and what out-of-pocket expenses might I face?
2. How is the appropriate phase determined during the initial evaluation?
3. What are the specific hours and days for each phase of the program?
4. How are drug screenings and breathalyzer tests scheduled, and what happens if a test is positive?
5. Can the center help arrange sober living through Coastal Sober Living, and what are the costs?