The House Stockholm Toms River

This is a private outpatient clinic built around people who need to keep working while they get help. The House Stockholm Toms River treats substance use disorders alongside sex addiction and gambling addiction, and it also addresses mental health needs alongside substance use. The team includes doctors, psychiatrists, addiction counselors, and family therapists. The House Stockholm Toms River center accepts professionals seeking outpatient addiction treatment in New Jersey, and the clinicians are described as experienced with the trauma that often accompanies these disorders.

Care follows the twelve-step model, but it is not twelve-step alone. Relapse prevention counseling, motivational interviewing and enhancement therapy, and compassion-focused therapy are woven in. For people who want a structured program without leaving work, this New Jersey rehab center offers flexibility, and the approach is evidence-based with family involvement and individual treatment planning.

The setting is deliberately calm. The clinic's design uses evidence-based colors and decor, and there is a lounge and air-conditioned rooms. Because the program is outpatient, you return home or to your own arrangements between sessions. If you are comparing New Jersey rehabs, then ask how outpatient scheduling fits your job and family commitments.

Programs at The House Stockholm toms

The center provides outpatient care, treats mental health needs alongside substance use, and typically runs programs of 28 days or more. Therapy options include individual counseling, family therapy, group therapy, motivational interviewing and enhancement twelve step facilitation relapse prevention counseling and therapy. This New Jersey addiction treatment program combines twelve-step work with evidence-based counseling approaches, so both the substance use and any mental health condition are addressed. Inpatient care and detox are not offered on site; if you need withdrawal management, arrange it separately through a licensed provider.

After discharge, the center offers aftercare group therapy, discharge planning, and support meetings. If you finish the 28+ day program, then aftercare planning helps you keep structure while you return to work. The program also holds AA/NA meetings, and twelve-step facilitation is a specialization.

1. Evidence-Based
2. Relapse Prevention Counseling
3. Twelve Step Facilitation
4. Family Therapy
5. Motivational Interviewing and Enhancement Therapy (MET)
6. Personalized Treatment
7. Group Therapy
8. 1-on-1 Counseling
9. Family Involvement
10. Twelve Step

Who The House Stockholm Toms River

1. Men and women, including professionals who need to continue working during treatment
2. People living with alcohol use disorder or drug addiction
3. People with mental health needs together with substance use
4. People dealing with gambling or sex addiction
5. People who have experienced trauma connected to these disorders
6. Those who want a twelve-step foundation with additional evidence-based therapies

Setting at The House Stockholm toms

The program typically runs 28 days or longer, and it is outpatient, so you do not live at the center. The facility has air-conditioned rooms and a lounge, and the clinic's decor uses evidence-based colors to create a calming environment. For New Jersey residents who want a calm, professionally focused outpatient setting, this center lists a lounge and air-conditioned rooms among its amenities. The center lists Swedish as a language, so ask about language fit if that matters to you. The address is 310 Main Street, Suite 6, Toms River, NJ 08753.

Paying for care at The House Stockholm

The center's public profile does not detail payment options, so you need to call to ask about insurance and self-pay. If you plan to use insurance, then verify coverage directly with the center before you enroll. Our helpline can help you check what your plan covers and which payments the center accepts, though it cannot promise coverage or admission. SAMHSA lists the center, meaning it appears in the federal FindTreatment.gov directory; appearing there does not guarantee any particular payment arrangement.

What to ask before enrolling

1. Will my insurance be accepted by the center, and how much of the cost would I pay myself?
2. How does the outpatient schedule fit around my work hours?
3. What is the average length of stay and can someone extend beyond 28 days?
4. In what ways are mental health needs alongside substance use addressed together with substance use?
5. What aftercare is included, and how are support meetings arranged after discharge?