The program provides outpatient treatment services to, self referred, court-mandated, Probation, Parole, DCPP, DUI and Family Court clients. ARP helps people with alcohol and/or drug related problems when those problems affect their ability to perform on the job, at home or in society.

What is the goal of ARP?
The goal of the program is to help clients obtain and maintain a sober, drug-free and productive life. The program is completely confidential. Services are provided in a safe and supportive environment. Each client is served with dignity and respect.

How does the program work?
ARP helps clients look at their relationship with alcohol and/or drugs, and recognize its impact on their lives. This is accomplished on an outpatient basis by combining personalized treatment plans with the Twelve Step approach.

What type of treatment is offered?
Treatment includes education, individual and group counseling. Counselors help each client develop a plan to achieve abstinence, develop new ways of coping, build a more positive self-image and realize personal goals.

Services Include:
• Assessment/Evaluation
• Outpatient treatment
• Intensive Outpatient treatment
• DUI treatment groups
• Referrals to community resources

ARP helps people with alcohol and/or drug related problems when those problems affect their ability to perform on the job, at home or in society. The goal of the program is to help clients obtain and maintain a sober, drug-free productive life.

The program provides outpatient services to those who are self-referred as well as those referred by Probation, Parole, Division of Child Protection and Permanency (DCPP), DUI, Family Court and those who are court mandated. Services include Assessment/Evaluation, Outpatient treatment, Intensive Outpatient treatment, DUI treatment groups, and referrals to community resources. Clients combine their personalized treatment plans with the Twelve Step approach.

The program is completely confidential. ARP helps clients look at their relationship with alcohol and/or drugs, and to recognize its impact on their lives. Each client is served with dignity and respect. Services are provided in a safe and supportive environment. And, ARP is easily accessible by car, train or bus.

ARP is licensed by the State of New Jersey, Division of Addiction Services, and is an approved site for Work First New Jersey, Bergen County Drug Court and Bergen County Intoxicated Driver Resource Center (IDRC).

The program is staffed by certified alcohol and drug counselors and licensed professional counselors.
 
For a confidential assessment/evaluation call, (201) 336-3330

Age Groups	Adults
Health Services	Behavioral / Mental Health Substance Use
Treatment Services	Outpatient Services Assessment / Evaluation Counseling / Therapy, Group Counseling / Therapy, Individual Intensive Outpatient (IOP) Treatment Setting Office / Practice

Last Updated: 08/03/23