Long-term residential treatment is a high intensity, clinically-managed treatment inpatient modality for drug and alcohol rehabilitation. Treatment is primarily designed to foster personal growth and social-skills development, with intervention focused on reintegrating the client into the greater community, and where education and vocational development are emphasized.
Turning Point offers an integrated perspective tailored to:
Stages of change
Our team will work with you to create a personalized, comprehensive plan for treatment including attainable goals that are clear and understandable.
The goals of treatment are:
Upon entering Turning Point, each client is assessed in the bio-psycho-social-spiritual areas using the Addiction Severity Index and an assessment of psychiatric disorders. With client input, an individualized treatment plan is then formulated. Clients work on treatment plan assignments in their individual and group sessions, through their participation in didactic and other therapy sessions. Treatment plans are reviewed and revised weekly, but more frequently if needed. The environment is recovery-oriented, and each client is treated with respect and dignity.
Long-term residential care length is determined based upon your individual needs and will be discussed with you prior to enrollment. Treatment episode is clinically determined an average 90-180 days.
The following services are provided to long-term residential treatment clients:
Contact our team today to discuss your treatment at (973) 380-0905.
We understand that proximity is often a big part of maximizing your chance at a successful, effective treatment program. Turning Point offers long-term care options for residents in New Jersey, so you don’t have to travel far to receive the treatment that you need. This is especially important for new mothers, who do not to want to be far from family as they care for their new baby. Although we do have multiple locations for short-term care and our other services, long-term care is available at our Paterson location only. Let us help you find joy in sobriety–whether at our Paterson location or any of our other offices. At Turning Point, you are in good hands.
Turning Point’s clinical staff is well credentialed and experienced. Most have been academically prepared for their profession while others have completed or are close to completion of the Certified Alcohol and Drug Counselor (CADC) credentialing process. Primary counselors carry a caseload of no more than 8 short-term clients and share responsibility for the group and individual therapy and didactic education sessions. Counselor aides provide support for clinical interventions and staff the facility 24 hours per day.
