- HOME
- What We Treat
- Heroin Addiction
Heroin
Client-First Care
Bespoke Treatment
Integrative Wellness
healing designed for you
New Jersey Heroin Rehab Center
Addiction is a powerful and impactful mental health concern that can truly affect anyone. While heroin abuse tends to have a stigma associated with it, many individuals turn to heroin after developing an addiction to pain medications that have become too expensive to continue taking. Addiction is a known risk associated with the use of prescription opioids.
A heroin addiction can create chaos and instability in your life. With the right treatment and support, recovery is possible. Inpatient treatment programs can help you get your feet on the ground, while outpatient programs provide support while you navigate your recovery.
Wellness Recovery Center is a New Jersey heroin rehab that can provide you with various outpatient treatment programs in NJ. To learn more about which treatment program would be the best fit for you, call (866)861-3449 today!
Heroin Rehab
What is Heroin?
Heroin is a synthetic substance that falls into the same category as prescription pain medications, also known as opioids. It was used as a prescription pain medication at one point before the addictive dangers of it were fully known and understood. Heroin is classified as a Schedule I drug.
Heroin is a highly addictive drug that can be snorted, smoked, and used intravenously. Heroin often costs less than other opioids and can be cut with other substances, including baking soda and fentanyl.
A heroin overdose can potentially be reversed with the use of Naloxone. The effectiveness of this medication decreases when someone has used heroin that has other opioids, including fentanyl, in it because of their higher potency.
If you are in the early stages of your recovery, you may benefit from heroin treatment in New Jersey. Wellness Recovery Center can provide you with a personalized treatment program to ensure all your needs are being met. Call (866)861-3449 today to learn more!
Treatment
We offer a number of options for those in need of detoxification through a vetted network of trusted providers.
Treatment
Our partial hospitalization program offers you the benefits of inpatient treatment without the 24/7 stay at a residential facility.
Treatment
We offer flexible intensive outpatient treatment designed around our clients needs with continued care & treatment.
Heroin Addiction Treatment
How Does Heroin Affect the Body?
Heroin use can create a sense of euphoria for users. There are differences in the effects, including how fast the effects are felt, are based on the method of which it was used. Similar to other opioids, heroin blocks pain messages from the brain, which can decrease any physical pain that the user is experiencing.
Our brains release natural opioid chemicals when we experience pain. When someone takes a synthetic opioid, like heroin, their brain creates less of the natural opioid. When someone uses heroin, it will bind to the receptors in their brain, which causes a release of dopamine. Dopamine can cause a sense of euphoria and relaxation.
The more someone abuses opioids, the fewer opioids their brain will make naturally. The changes that your brain experiences regarding dopamine will impact the reward system in your brain, which is often a component of addiction.
New Jersey heroin rehabs can provide you with the skills and resources you need to navigate your recovery. Call (866)861-3449 to learn why Wellness Recovery Center is the ideal substance abuse provider in West Windsor.
Signs and Symptoms
Signs And Symptoms of Heroin Abuse
When someone has taken heroin, there are a number of physical signs that you may observe. It is important to note that the signs and symptoms listed can occur as a result of other health concerns, so it is important to be honest with your healthcare provider.
Some of the short-term effects associated with heroin use include:
- Feeling warm to touch
- Dry mouth
- Feeling heavy in the arms and legs
- Nausea
- Vomiting
- Itching
- Drowsy
- Mental cloudiness
- Showed breathing and heart rate
- Constipation
- Loss of appetite and weight loss
- Financial concerns
- Wearing long sleeves to cover injection marks
- Mood swings
- Concerns at work
- Legal difficulties
- Conflict within relationships
If you need support in your recovery from heroin, you may benefit from a New Jersey heroin rehab. Outpatient treatment programs, including Wellness Recovery Center, work to prepare you for the challenges that you experience in your recovery. Call (866)861-3449 to learn more!
Heroin Addiction Treatment
The Long-Term Effects of Heroin Abuse
Long-term misuse and abuse of all substances can have lasting and harmful effects. Some of the long-term effects that can occur as a result of heroin abuse include:
- Tolerance and physical dependence
- Blood clots
- Collapsed veins for those using intravenously
- Increased risk of lung infections
- Stroke
- Overdose
- Liver and kidney damage
- Viral infections if used intravenously
Wellness Recovery Center offers heroin addiction treatment in New Jersey. With various treatment options available, we can provide you with a continuum of care while you navigate the beginning stages of your recovery. Call (866)861-3449 to speak with a Wellness Recovery Center representative.
Speak to Someone Right Now
Request a Confidential Callback
Addiction Doesn't Have to Win
Wellness Recovery Center is a New Jersey Heroin Rehab
If you have been struggling with heroin, you probably know about the consequences of addiction. You may even be in a place where you are ready to get help. If this is the case, take a moment to recognize the progress you have made in just accepting that thought. At this point, you are familiar with active addiction, which can make recovery seem scary or overwhelming.
It is important that you take your time in choosing a substance abuse treatment program. The treatment you receive can have a lasting impact on your recovery. Your involvement in the program will also have a lasting impact. We encourage you to give it your all and take advantage of the resources available to you.
Wellness Recovery Center is a New Jersey heroin rehab located in West Windsor. As an outpatient treatment program, we provide support to individuals while they live in their home environment. Our treatment options include partial hospitalization programming, intensive outpatient programming, and routine outpatient treatment. These treatment options provide you with a continuum of care that supports you in the early stages of your recovery.
You will receive a personalized treatment approach that is designed around your unique needs. This can include dual-diagnosis treatment and other specialized treatment options if you are living with other mental health concerns. Each individual we work with has the opportunity to participate in a DBT skills group that can provide you with skills that can help you cope with and respond to challenges in your life.
Additional treatment options available at Wellness Recovery Center include:
- Reiki
- Yoga therapy
- Art therapy
- Music therapy
- Meditation and breath work
- Gender-specific groups for trauma
- Family support programming
- Relapse prevention group
Our wide-ranging staff has unique specialties, which allows us to provide you with the personalized support you need. We are proud of the holistic approach in our Princeton addiction treatment programs and are confident that you will receive the skills and resources you need for a healthy recovery. If you are ready to take the next step in your recovery journey, we encourage you to call (866)861-3449 to speak with a Wellness Recovery Center representative today!
Don't Let Addiction Win
Find Your Path to Freedom
Don’t wait any longer. Our expert team is standing by day or night ready to help you begin your journey to long-term recovery.
Wellness Recovery Center of NJ is truly unlike any other treatment provider in the state of New Jersey. They truly care about what happens to each client and the outcomes.
Stephen M.
I would give 10 stars if I could. I called the number on their webpage in the early morning on a Sunday and their director of intake, T.J. answered .
Heather M.
Coming up on a year of sobriety. Not a bad word to say about the place. Allowed me the environment to find a design for living that worked. If you want help starts here. Don’t wait.