2. Home
  3. Information & Referral
  4. Treatment Referrals
Image

Treatment Referrals

Suffering from an addiction problem? We can help you find a treatment facility. You can learn more about the various treatment options available to you, or allow us to make suggested referrals by using our self-administered Self-Help-Tool, or if you prefer speaking with one of our professionals at 732-254-3344, or call the statewide confidential the IME Addictions Access Center at 1-844-276-2777.

Treatment Options Overview

Wellspring has compiled a detailed guide to help you understand the various types of treatment options available. Each level of treatment from detoxification to inpatient and outpatient programs to support groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous will be explained, so you can make the best decision for you. Specialized services such as those required for women who are pregnant, individuals who are experiencing co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders simultaneously, and even those who are struggling with nicotine addiction are also provided.

Self-Help Tool

Wellspring has replicated our call-in helpline through our online Self-Help Tool. After providing some relevant information, this tool will provide you with a personalized level of treatment is most appropriate to you. In addition to recommended treatment providers you will also receive recommendations on 12-step groups appropriate for you.

Jason Surks Memorial Resource Center

Named after a special young man who died of an accidental prescription drug overdose, the Jason Surks Memorial Prevention Resource Center is a repository of information related to a wide variety of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug issues. We offer an extensive online library of downloadable pamphlets, links to authoritative articles, and original content related to Alcohol, Drugs, Youth & Teens, as well as Parents & Families. We also offer a comprehensive collection of Helpful Links to national resources regarding Treatment, Special Populations, Prevention, Government Agencies, Community-based Organizations, and 12-Step Support.