Alcoholism Recovery & Treatment

Question by alannah ds: How can I locate a relatively cheap alcohol rehab in North Brunswick, New Jersey?
I wanna find one for my brother-in-law who became hooked on banned substances when my sister died in a car accident two years ago. He is a good man, and I don’t want him to totally ruin his life. Please help…

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Answer by cherish l_l
That was very tragic.

I honestly feel sad for your brother-in-law. It must’ve been terribly hard for him. I hope the links I researched and provided below can help a lot. I hope he will be treated the soonest time possible…

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Question by christine dh: How will I get to find addiction treatment centers in Haskell, New Jersey?
I would like to get my sister treated for her alcohol addiction. Our parents are both away, so I have to take care of her. I was just wondering how we can find treatment programs that cost less.

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Answer by arlyn w
You can apply for a grant from the government. You can also take your sister to Alcoholics Anonymous meetings of call the local health services administration and ask them if they know of treatment centers that will give you a discount. The links below may be of help to you too. I’m sorry to hear about your plight. It must be especially hard for you that your parents aren’t around. I’ll keep your family in my prayers.

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Question by aditi s: How will I find the right addiction treatment center for my cousin in Sayreville, New Jersey?
We’ve always been close and it never occurred to me that she might someday get addicted to alcohol. She was always the one who shied away from the “bad” stuff. Now she regrets having succumbed to the throes of alcoholism. She’s asking for my help in finding the right addiction treatment center for her. How will I do this?

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Answer by antoinette ne
You can use the links below to find addiction treatment centers for her. Inquire about their treatment programs and methods used before you choose one. However, it’s still advisable to make your cousin go to a doctor to get herself checked up. The doctor will at least get to assess her situation and tell her what will be best for her to do. I do hope that she gets treated soon. Good luck!

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Question by abigail s.: I want to find an alcohol rehab in Wyckoff, New Jersey but I don’t know how. Can anyone help me with this?
I just really want to help an old friend of mine. We’ve been friends since childhood and I didn’t anticipate that it would end up like this– that she would someday (which is now) be an alcoholic. We have always looked out for each other, and she has always been kind of like a big sister to me. So now it’s my turn to be like a big sister to her by helping her find an alcohol rehab for herself. How will I do this?

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Answer by annaliese s
A good thing to do would be to take her to a doctor. The doctor will be able to assess her situation as well as tell you of the treatment programs and alcohol rehab that you should take her to. You can also check out the links below that I have provided. These contain lists of the alcohol rehabs in the area you have specified. I really hope that your friend gets well soon. It’s always tough to see a loved one suffering from the effects of alcohol addiction. Good luck.

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Question by adina s: I need to find alcohol rehabs in Clementon, New Jersey. Suggestions?
I need to find alcohol rehabilitation centers for my dad. He’s in Clementon, which is so far away from where I am. I have only just gotten wind of the news that he’s now suffering from alcoholism. I don’t know what to do. He’s asking for my help and the only thing I could think of is that he has to get himself treated. I don’t know how to find alcohol rehabs, though.

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Answer by annelise il
Finding alcohol rehabs is fairly easy. The links below will be able to help you out. You can also ask your dad to get recommendations from doctors or healthcare providers. Just keep on getting in touch with him. Talk to him on the phone or send him encouraging messages. This might just be little things, but your moral support will help him get by. I do hope he recovers soon.

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