ADDICTION TREATMENT
Prescription Drug Addiction Treatment in Lakewood, NJ
Dependence on prescription opioids, benzodiazepines or stimulants can develop even when you follow the directions. Overcome helps you taper and recover safely.
RECOGNIZING THE SIGNS
Recognizing prescription drug addiction
Prescription medications serve a purpose — but tolerance and dependence can build over time. Our medical team designs a safe tapering and treatment plan for painkillers, anti-anxiety medications and stimulants, paired with therapy to address the why behind use.
Signs to watch for
- Taking more than prescribed or running out early
- Doctor-shopping or seeking multiple prescriptions
- Withdrawal symptoms between doses
- Using the medication to cope or get high
- Anxiety about not having the medication
- Failed attempts to stop or cut down
OUR APPROACH
How we treat prescription drug addiction
We prioritize safety with a medically supervised taper, then continue with therapy and support.
Safe tapering & medication support
Our clinicians manage a gradual, medically supervised taper and use medication-assisted treatment where appropriate to keep you safe and comfortable.
Behavioral therapy (CBT & DBT)
Evidence-based CBT and DBT help you understand triggers, reshape thought patterns and build lasting coping skills.
Whole-person & family support
Group and family therapy, holistic care and dual-diagnosis treatment address the whole person, not just the substance.
LEVELS OF CARE
Outpatient care that flexes with your life
Partial Hospitalization (PHP)
Intensive daytime treatment several hours a day, most days of the week — then home each evening.
Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
Structured care that flexes around work, school and family while keeping you accountable.
Standard Outpatient
Ongoing counseling and peer support to reinforce coping skills and sustain recovery.
QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
Frequently asked questions
Yes — physical dependence can develop with legitimate use. That doesn’t mean you failed; it means professional, judgment-free help is the right next step.
Stopping some medications abruptly — especially benzodiazepines — can be dangerous. A medically supervised taper is safer and more comfortable.
Prescription opioids, benzodiazepines (anti-anxiety) and prescription stimulants, among others.
Start your recovery today
Talk to a compassionate intake specialist now — completely confidential, no obligation.