Trevi House Toms River

Located in Toms River, New Jersey, Trevi House is a residential rehab for women only, and mothers may bring their children to stay during treatment for substance use disorders. Drug and alcohol detox and rehabilitation take place within a structured environment, alongside on-site childcare, screening for drug and alcohol use, and group therapy sessions. Documentation for court or professional requirements is available, and the center assists women in finding stable housing once treatment concludes. This women's rehab in Toms River takes Medicaid and treats trauma alongside co-occurring conditions.

Trevi House staff understand that every family is different, so care is shaped around what each person requires. Residential treatment is only part of what the center provides; its outpatient services include art activities, recovery support, parenting classes, financial guidance, job help, and community connection. Mental health needs alongside substance use and substance use are addressed together, with individualized care plans that tackle both at once. Women in New Jersey seeking addiction treatment will find personalized, gender-specific programming at this center.

Founded in 1993, Trevi House is one of 330 SAMHSA-listed facilities in New Jersey, according to FindTreatment.gov data from November 2026. It offers residential and outpatient levels of care and treats a range of substances, including alcohol, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, marijuana, ecstasy, and psychedelics. Women in New Jersey looking for a small residential program will find 6-15 beds at this Toms River center.

Programs at Trevi House Toms River

At Trevi House Toms River, the residential rehab program gives women a structured setting for 30 days, with 6-15 beds on site. Services include 1-on-1 counseling, art therapy, family therapy, group therapy, life skills, psychoeducation, relaxation therapy, and trauma-specific therapy. Care is personalized and gender-specific, and the program accepts women who have mental health needs along with substance use, such as PTSD. This Toms River rehab center provides residential treatment for women with trauma and dual diagnosis needs.

Outpatient services are available for women who need ongoing support, including art activities, recovery support, parenting education, financial guidance, employment help, and community connection. The center also provides aftercare through outpatient treatment and support meetings. For New Jersey women needing flexible care, the outpatient program at Trevi House Toms River offers dual diagnosis treatment and accepts Medicaid.

1. Psychoeducation
2. 1-on-1 Counseling
3. Relaxation Therapy
4. Group Therapy
5. Life Skills
6. Art Therapy
7. Family Therapy
8. Trauma-Specific Therapy
9. Gender-Specific
10. Personalized Treatment

Who Trevi House Toms River serves

1. Women only, including mothers with children
2. Women who have substance use disorders involving heroin benzodiazepines alcohol cocaine, marijuana, ecstasy, psychedelics, or other drugs
3. Women with mental health needs that accompany substance use, including trauma or post-traumatic stress disorder
4. Women who need a residential or outpatient program in New Jersey
5. Women seeking gender-specific and personalized treatment

Trevi House Toms River setting

Trevi House Toms River is located at 310 Main Street, Suite 6, in Toms River, New Jersey. The residential program typically lasts 30 days and has a capacity of 6-15 beds. Amenities include private or shared rooms, and services are provided in English. This Toms River facility offers a small, women-only setting with 6-15 beds and a 30-day program.

Paying for Trevi House Toms River

Trevi House Toms River accepts Medicaid, and the center's services may also be covered by other insurance plans. To confirm your specific coverage, call the center directly. For New Jersey women with Medicaid, this rehab center accepts Medicaid and offers dual diagnosis care. The helpline can help you verify insurance and understand your options.

Ask before Trevi House admission

1. Will the program take my insurance or Medicaid, and how much will I owe?
2. How long do people typically stay, and can the stay be extended when necessary?
3. Are childcare and housing assistance available during and after treatment?
4. How does the center address trauma and mental health needs alongside substance use?
5. What aftercare and support services are provided upon discharge?