Prescription Drugs Rehab: Addiction Treatment in Burlington, New Jersey

Therapies in prescription drug rehab may include individual therapy, group therapy, family therapy, and experiential activities such as yoga, all designed to help clients develop coping skills and healthy coping skills for long-term recovery and prevention of relapse. These therapy sessions help address both substance abuse and mental health struggles. At Pathways Treatment Center, we offer comprehensive therapy services to ensure our clients receive holistic care. Individual sessions help clients identify the root of their prescription medication dependency, while group therapy helps clients build relationships that support them throughout recovery.

Residential treatment programs for prescription drug addiction provide a supportive environment for long-term healing and recovery, where clients can connect with others on the healing journey. Many drug rehab programs provide tailored treatment plans designed by addiction specialists, making it easier for individuals to start treatment and navigate insurance coverage. Our dedicated team is available to guide clients through every step of the recovery journey, helping them find the right treatment options and resources.

Outpatient rehabilitation provides structured therapy and support while allowing you to live at home and maintain certain daily responsibilities, such as work, school, or family commitments. This option is often ideal for individuals with a strong support system at home and a less severe or stabilized addiction. You will attend scheduled treatment sessions several times per week, which may include individual counseling, group therapy, psychoeducation, and relapse prevention planning. The focus is on building coping skills, understanding triggers, and fostering accountability within the context of your real-world environment, making it a powerful step for both ongoing care and transitioning from more intensive treatment.

Depending on the level of care you may require, Pathways Treatment Center offers multiple outpatient treatment options, including:

• Intensive Outpatient Program
• Partial Hospitalization Program

For addictions to opioids or certain other prescription medications, Medication-Assisted Treatment(MAT) is a scientifically proven approach that combines FDA-approved medications with counseling and behavioral therapies. MAT works by safely managing the often-debilitating symptoms of withdrawal and cravings, which helps to normalize brain chemistry and stabilize the individual. This medical support creates a critical window of opportunity to fully engage in the therapeutic work of recovery without being overpowered by physical distress. At Pathways, our medical team carefully oversees MAT, ensuring it is tailored to your specific needs as part of a comprehensive, whole-person treatment plan aimed at long-term wellness.

It is exceedingly common for prescription drug abuse to co-occur with an underlying mental health condition, such as anxiety, depression, or trauma—a situation known as a dual diagnosis. Our specialized dual diagnosis treatment program is built on the fundamental principle that both conditions must be treated simultaneously for recovery to be successful. Our integrated team of psychiatrists, therapists, and addiction specialists collaborates to provide a unified treatment plan that addresses the interconnected symptoms. By treating the root causes alongside the substance use, we help you develop healthier coping mechanisms and break the cycle of self-medication, leading to more stable and enduring recovery outcomes.

Transitioning from an immersive treatment environment back to independent living is a vulnerable time that requires continued structure and peer support. Our affiliated sober living homes offer a safe, substance-free bridge between intensive rehab and full reintegration into society. Residents agree to abide by house rules, which typically include curfews, mandatory house meetings, and random drug screenings, all within a supportive community of peers on similar recovery journeys. This environment allows you to practice the life skills and relapse prevention strategies learned in treatment while rebuilding personal responsibility and social connections in a protected setting, significantly reducing the risk of early relapse.