Treatment Programs
for
Psychiatric Care,
Co-occurring Disorders,
Substance Abuse
Licensed by New Jersey
Division of Mental Health Services &
Division of Addiction Services
Facilities Located in
Ocean & Monmouth
Counties
Our Mission
At The Center, we maximize the mental, emotional and physical health of our members through an array of therapeutic, educational and social services which orient them toward empowerment, optimism and independence. The Center promotes its members’ awareness of their inherent value and potential, moves them toward self-knowledge and authenticity, and inspires them to express and seek meaning and purpose. The Center advocates a focus on goal setting and attainment, commitment and structure, the program urges and challenges its members to take their places in the community as healthy, productive, contributing and vital individuals
.
Our Staff
The mental health professionals at The Center, include, social workers, counselors, MICA specialists, and psychiatrists who believe in you for who you are. Through an open, hopeful approach we take an active approach to help you to discover and realize your potential.
The Center makes information regarding substance abuse recovery available to the public in a variety of ways. Information may be obtained by the public via The Center’s automated voicemail system, through contact with The Center’s knowledgeable staff, and/or through pamphlets and directories provided on-site.
Information regarding substance abuse recovery can also be obtained from:
Ocean County
County Alcoholism and Drug Abuse Coordinator:
Bonnie Ann Fenyar, MD
Ocean County Board of Health
175 Sunset Ave, P.O. Box 2191
Toms River, NJ 08754-2191
Phone: (732) 341-9700 ext 7535
Fax: (732) 678-0034
Monmouth County Monmouth County Division of
Mental Health and
Addiction Services
Director:
Barry W. Johnson
Human Services Building
3000 Koslowski Rd
Freehold, NJ 07728-4397
Phone: (732) 431-6451
Fax: (732) 866-3595
SAMHSA includes a wide range of information on treatment facilities and options for the individual seeking treatment as well as the families of substance abusers
1-877-SAMHSA-7 SAMHSA
Health Information Network
P.O. Box 2345
Rockville, MD 20847-2345
We bring an attitude of optimism and growth to an environment that has been associated with limitation, stagnation and the inevitability of protracted illness.
Am I up to the challenge?
Only you can answer that question! Change will require some risk-taking on your part. We are there to support you. The decision is, however, yours to make and yours to follow through with.
How will my life ever change?
Good question! Working together, as a team, we help create change by commitment, understanding, structure, compassion, expertise and the setting of reasonable, clear and attainable goals. This will help set you on your way to achieve change. .
Can I become a member of The Center?
You can become a member of The Center if you are 18 or older and are trying to reclaim your life from mental illness, addiction or a combination of the two (MICA).
How do I pay for coming to The Center?
We are a Medicaid assisted facility. You must have a valid Medicaid card (or be eligible for one) that provides benefits for Partial Care. Other insurance or self-pay will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Our Locations
Ocean County
The Center—Ocean County
5 Airport Road
Lakewood, NJ 08701
Tel: (732) 961-9666
Fax: (732) 961-1125
Monmouth County
The Center—Monmouth County
645 Neptune Blvd.
Neptune, NJ 07753
Tel: (732) 774-1500
Fax: (732) 774-1517
Our Mission
Am I up to the challenge?
Only you can answer that question! Change will require some risk-taking on your part. We are there to support you. The decision is, however, yours to make and yours to follow through with.
Good question! Working together, as a team, we help create change by commitment, understanding, structure, compassion, expertise and the setting of reasonable, clear and attainable goals. This will help set you on your way to achieve change. .
You can become a member of The Center if you are 18 or older and are trying to reclaim your life from mental illness, addiction or a combination of the two (MICA).