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Substance Abuse Counseling in New Brunswick & Mt. Holly NJ

Welcome to New Brunswick Counseling Center

For all your behavioral health and substance use concerns, you can rely on New Brunswick Counseling Center to bring you to brighter recovery paths. With our team, we work closely to promote wellness and rehabilitation through evidence-based strategies. If you need Mental Health Treatment, Substance Use Disorder treatment, or Medications for Opioid Use Disorder Treatment, schedule an evaluation appointment today!

Our Substance Abuse and Mental Health Counseling Services

Delivering comprehensive, reliable care and support to everyone within the community.

Individual Therapy

Personalized plans for each individual’s unique needs.

Group Counseling

Interactive sessions that promote social responsibility.

Community Resources

Integrative support in various community settings.

Renew Mobile Unit

Bringing support directly to the community.

What Our Patients Are Saying

Average Star Rating:

Rated 5 out of 5

Every employee has taught me so much about myself and how to reach out for help. I have been listening to all the complaints about everyone who works there but never hear anything about clients' behaviors. We have to want to put in the work in order to get well. These folks are here to guide us to get us clean/sober. As for the money issues, how is the clinic supposed to run? It's been my experience over the last 11 yrs that the help is here for the asking. We never complained about the craziness the dealers put us through and rudeness??? This is just one RECOVERING addict's opinion though. We're all here for different reasons.

I love this place! They are a really good place to get a grip on your life again after heroin addiction. I wish I would have begun methadone treatment 10 years earlier. It really works for hardcore brick a day users like myself!!!

Great place for any drug addicted person who wants to stop using and change his life, I personally recommend this place, I have been receiving treatment for a year now and it's the best decision I ever made, try it, it's totally worth it !!!

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World Lung Cancer Day may have just passed on August 1st, but awareness, prevention, and early detection matter year-round. 🫁

Lung cancer can affect anyone—not only people who currently smoke. Knowing the warning signs, understanding your risk factors, and speaking with a healthcare provider about screening can make a difference.

Persistent coughing, shortness of breath, chest pain, coughing up blood, unexplained weight loss, or ongoing fatigue should not be ignored. Having these symptoms does not necessarily mean cancer, but new or lasting changes should be discussed with a medical professional.

Let’s continue sharing information, reducing stigma, and encouraging early action beyond World Lung Cancer Day.

#WorldLungCancerDay #LungCancerAwareness #EarlyDetection #CancerPrevention #KnowTheSigns

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World Lung Cancer Day may have just passed on August 1st, but awareness, prevention, and early detection matter year-round. 🫁

Lung cancer can affect anyone—not only people who currently smoke. Knowing the warning signs, understanding your risk factors, and speaking with a healthcare provider about screening can make a difference.

Persistent coughing, shortness of breath, chest pain, coughing up blood, unexplained weight loss, or ongoing fatigue should not be ignored. Having these symptoms does not necessarily mean cancer, but new or lasting changes should be discussed with a medical professional.

Let’s continue sharing information, reducing stigma, and encouraging early action beyond World Lung Cancer Day.

#WorldLungCancerDay #LungCancerAwareness #EarlyDetection #CancerPrevention #KnowTheSigns

NJCRI’s Hepatitis C clinic will be at our New Brunswick location on July 17th from 7-11:30 am. The Hep C RV provides FREE onsite Hep C testing and blood drawing. They will be able to connect with a provider through tele-health shortly after to follow through with medication.

Ask your counselor or nurse for more details!

#hepatitisc #healthscreening #publichealth

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NJCRI’s Hepatitis C clinic will be at our New Brunswick location on July 17th from 7-11:30 am. The Hep C RV provides FREE onsite Hep C testing and blood drawing. They will be able to connect with a provider through tele-health shortly after to follow through with medication.

Ask your counselor or nurse for more details!

#hepatitisc #healthscreening #publichealth

Happy UV Awareness Month! After last week’s recording breaking heat, NBCC-BCC would
like to share resources to help you stay safe in the sun this summer. For more
information about summer heat safety visit: https://www.cdc.gov/skin-cancer/sun-
safety/index.html
#UVAwarenessMonth #Heatsafety #NBCCCARES

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Happy UV Awareness Month! After last week’s recording breaking heat, NBCC-BCC would
like to share resources to help you stay safe in the sun this summer. For more
information about summer heat safety visit: https://www.cdc.gov/skin-cancer/sun-
safety/index.html
#UVAwarenessMonth #Heatsafety #NBCCCARES

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