Opioid Recovery Resources
Specialized recovery resources for opioid use disorder including medication-assisted recovery, counseling, and comprehensive support. As a New Jersey sober living provider, we help connect you with the right programs and provide ongoing structured support for lasting recovery.
Understanding Opioid Use Disorder
Opioid Use Disorder (OUD) is a chronic medical condition affecting millions of Americans. It can develop from prescribed pain medications or illicit drugs like heroin and fentanyl. The opioid crisis has become one of the most serious public health emergencies in modern history.
Opioids change brain chemistry and create powerful physical dependence. With proper medical resources, including medication-assisted recovery (MAR), recovery is absolutely possible. Our New Jersey sober living provides the stable environment needed for long-term success.
Opioid addiction can develop from various substances, both legal and illegal
Recognizing these signs can help identify when professional help is needed
Comprehensive recovery resources that we help connect you with. Our sober living provides ongoing support.
FDA-approved medications to reduce cravings and prevent relapse
Safe withdrawal management with 24/7 medical supervision
Comprehensive residential recovery with therapy and support
Structured therapy while maintaining daily responsibilities
New Jersey structured sober housing with peer support and accountability
Individual and group therapy to address underlying issues
FDA-approved medications are the gold standard for opioid addiction recovery
Methadone
Long-acting medication that prevents withdrawal and cravings
Available at: Licensed methadone clinic
Buprenorphine
Reduces cravings and withdrawal with lower risk of abuse
Available at: Doctor's office or clinic
Naltrexone
Blocks the effects of opioids and reduces cravings
Available at: Healthcare provider
Naloxone (Narcan)
Reverses opioid overdose - life-saving emergency medication
Available at: Widely available
Why MAR Works:
- • Reduces cravings and withdrawal symptoms
- • Blocks the euphoric effects of opioids
- • Allows brain chemistry to stabilize
- • Enables focus on counseling and recovery
- • Significantly reduces overdose risk
- • Works best with structured support like our NJ sober living
Recovery from opioid addiction is a process that requires time and ongoing support
Medical Evaluation & Stabilization (1-7 days)
Comprehensive assessment and beginning of medication-assisted recovery. We help coordinate with appropriate medical facilities and plan next steps.
Intensive Recovery Phase (30-90 days)
Combination of MAR, individual and group counseling, behavioral therapy, and addressing underlying mental health issues. Our sober living provides crucial stability.
Ongoing Recovery (Long-term)
Continued MAR, regular counseling, peer support groups, and building a sustainable recovery lifestyle. Our extended sober living support helps maintain progress.
Signs of Opioid Overdose:
- • Unconsciousness or unresponsiveness
- • Slow, shallow, or no breathing
- • Blue lips or fingernails
- • Cold, clammy skin
- • Gurgling sounds
- • Weak pulse or no pulse
Emergency Actions:
- Call 911 immediately
- Administer Naloxone (Narcan) if available
- Perform rescue breathing if trained
- Stay with the person until help arrives
- Place in recovery position if breathing
Get Naloxone: Naloxone (Narcan) is available at most pharmacies without a prescription. Everyone who uses opioids or has a loved one who does should have naloxone available.
Recovery Resources:
Support Groups:
Recovery from Opioid Addiction is Possible
Opioid addiction is a serious medical condition, but with proper recovery resources including medication-assisted recovery, counseling, and support, people recover every day. Our New Jersey sober living provides the stable foundation needed for lasting success.
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