Drug Rehab Freehold

Freehold, New Jersey is a borough in Monmouth County. The 2010 census estimated the borough's population to be 12,052 residents. With a total area of 1.952 square miles the borough of Freehold, New Jersey is situated approximately forty miles south of New York City and sixty-five miles northeast of Philadelphia. The borough has several points of interest including the Freehold Raceway, the Hankinson-Moreau-Covenhoven House (used by the British during the Battle of Monmouth) and the Freehold Jewish Center.

Due to Freehold, New Jerseys' close proximity to New York City and Philadelphia the borough experiences problems with illicit drugs, prescription medication abuse and alcoholism similar to more highly populated areas. While there is a limited number of drug rehabilitation services located within the borough, there are several drug rehab programs in the surrounding area as well as throughout the state. New Jersey drug rehab programs range in length of treatment and type of recovery methods used. There are programs that specialize in teen addiction, heroin addiction, alcoholism, holistic rehabilitation, 12-step recovery and drug replacement therapy. Choosing the right treatment program is determined by the substance the resident is dependent on as well as the severity of their addiction problem. Residents who have a lengthy history of addiction and who are physically addicted to a substance will require detox services in addition to drug rehabilitation. This is best accomplished at a New Jersey residential drug rehab or inpatient program. The Freehold, New Jersey resident will reside at the drug rehab center during their time in recovery and receive all the medical care and emotional support they need to finally become clean and sober.

Alcohol and Drug Assessments and Evaluations - Freehold, NJ.

Picking the correct level of care will most likely depend on your particular situation, including to your home environment, medical and mental health history, home environment, support system, and current employment status.

This is where drug and alcohol abuse assessments and evaluations can be very helpful and in many cases essential to establish the most appropriate level of treatment that you or your addicted loved one should receive in order to receive the greatest possibility for recovery and the most beneficial level of treatment.

Comprehensive drug and alcohol abuse evaluations and assessments consider and examine a multitude of factors about the clients present status and substance use history. These factors can include the following:

a) Demographic information

This includes:

• Age
• Sex
• Ethnicity
• Culture
• Sexual orientation
• Level of education
• Living situation, who you live with and the quality of your relationship with them
• Financial stability
• Transportation
• Dependents
• Involvement with criminal justice

b) Physical Assessment

• Physical vitals and assessments
• Current mental status
• Former and current mental health issues, diagnoses, and symptoms in addition to any history of suicidal behaviors or thoughts, violence, and psychosis.
• Past treatments for your mental health conditions and substance abuse
• Your history of physical health, including psychiatric and medical issues, active prescribed medications, cognitive or physical disabilities, allergies, and more
• Toxicology to determine the level of the substances that are currently in your body
• Former and current substance abuse instances, including the substances you use, how long you abstained from them, the methods you use, how often you abused your substance of choice, as well as the purity and dose of the substance

After receiving this information, the professionals may be better able to evaluate the current situation according to the unique situation of the patient. In the process, they will also direct you toward certain inpatient drug treatment plans that will best fit your particular condition.