If you have behavioral-health benefit information through the Allied Trades Assistance Program, you can speak with our New Brunswick team about adult outpatient treatment. Start with what has been difficult and the kind of support you are hoping to find.
Outpatient pathways in New Brunswick
New Brunswick Counseling Center serves adults at 152 Livingston Ave, New Brunswick, NJ 08901. In outpatient care, clients continue living outside the treatment center. An assessment helps the clinical team consider your needs and recommend the appropriate level of care.
Our adult pathways include substance-use IOP, mental-health IOP and lower-intensity substance-use outpatient care. The team can explain how these options differ and how an assessment guides the care recommendation.
Your Allied Trades benefit route
Allied Trades provides an assistance and behavioral-health benefits pathway. Its provider-search information helps members look for care through their arrangement. The union or fund connected to your benefits is a useful detail to share when discussing treatment.
A benefits conversation about your care
Bring the program information you have, your union or fund name and any health-plan card. Our team can help review the outpatient service being considered, the relevant participation and authorization requirements, and any member costs. If you already have a referral or benefits contact, include that information in the conversation.
Detox and residential care at Princeton
For adult medical detox or residential treatment, explore Princeton Detox & Recovery Center in Monmouth Junction, New Jersey. New Brunswick provides outpatient care and does not offer detox or residential treatment onsite.
Princeton’s team can answer questions about its programs, admissions and plan benefits for care there.
Starting the conversation
Contact our team to talk about care for yourself or an adult you support. We can explain the assessment process and help identify the information useful for the next step. Our admissions guide provides another overview of how to begin.
Frequently asked questions
Should I share my union or fund name?
Yes. That name helps identify the benefit arrangement connected to Allied Trades, along with any plan card or referral information you have.
Can I ask about both substance-use and mental-health treatment?
Yes. Our team can discuss adult substance-use and mental-health IOP, hear your concerns and explain how an assessment guides the recommendation.
What if I already have an Allied Trades benefits contact?
Share that contact and any referral details when you reach out. The team can help you understand which program and benefits questions to discuss next.
