Every aspect of our facility was designed to support a calm and comfortable detox.

Private rooms available for comfort, privacy and serenity.

Our team understands addiction & are some of the top treatment therapists in the country.

Need a midnight snack? Didn’t make it to breakfast? No problem, our kitchen is open 24/7.

Our staff understands detox is difficult and is there to help you in anyway they can.

Our Private Chef is available to make you any meal you want during your detox.

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Suffering from drug and alcohol addiction not only harms you but it can hurt everyone around you, including your family, friends and employers. We understand. We’ve been there. Princeton Detox & Recovery Center was founded and is led by people who understand what clients and their families are going through. We know the hopeless, alone, broken, tired, disappointed, fearful feelings of everyone involved. But we believe recovery is possible for everyone, even the family. There is hope, and we have shown it in our own lives and want to share it with you. If you’ve been to treatment before and are feeling disappointed and let down, let us help you. It’s time for you to get well. Call us today to make your first real move to recovery.

Addiction is an extremely complex and individualized disorder – one that affects men and women of all ages and social backgrounds in a variety of ways. The consequences of addiction range from physical to emotional and psychological. Those struggling with addictive disorders not only repeatedly put themselves in physical danger, but they wreak emotional havoc in their own lives and in the lives of their loved ones. Those suffering from addiction typically also face problems at work or school, and have an extremely difficult time maintaining jobs, grades, and general motivation and productivity. Fortunately, because addiction is such a serious and widespread problem, many resources are available to those looking to recover. While those in active addiction may believe that recovery is an impossible feat, beginning the journey towards a joyous, fulfilled, and substance-free lifestyle is possible for anyone – no matter how far down the scale they have gone.

Drug detox is a blanket term used to describe any detoxification facility that assists individuals who have struggled with drug addiction, and are looking to begin living drug-free lives. If an individual has been using drugs for an extended period of time, or if he or she has been abusing a great quantity of drugs over a shorter period of time, detox will precede long-term inpatient treatment. In this sense, drug detox is utilized to physically stabilize an individual before he or she begins healing emotionally and mentally. Many believe that they can detox themselves at home; however, doing so may prove to be dangerous as well as ineffective. Oftentimes, there are medical complications when it comes to withdrawal. Though complications may not be life-threatening, they can cause unnecessary injury if a detoxing individually is not being medically supervised.

At Princeton Detox & Recovery Center we have extensive experience treating individuals who struggle with addiction, regardless of what substance or combination of substances they have been using. Because the symptoms of withdrawal can be so uncomfortable, and because medical complications have been known to occur, professional supervision is crucial. Not only does medical monitoring result in a more safe detox, but it helps to prevent potential relapse.

Those who have struggled with alcoholism are more likely to experience severe and potentially life-threatening symptoms of withdrawal. Seeing as alcohol is a depressant, it alters your brain function, and changes the way in which your central nervous system communicates. If you consistently abuse alcohol for an extended period of time, the way your brain functions will change in a major way. When use is abruptly stopped, the brain will remain in an altered state, leading to serious symptoms of physical and psychological withdrawal. Mild symptoms including headache, stomach cramping, nausea, vomiting, sweating, and shaky hands, will begin within several hours of the last drink. More serious symptoms of withdrawal will likely begin to take hold within the next 24 to 48 hours. These symptoms may include rapid heart rate, increased blood pressure, tremors, severe confusion, depression, anxiety, and even hallucinations (known as delirium tremens). These symptoms can be harshly uncomfortable – even life-threatening if not adequately monitored.

At Princeton Detox & Recovery Center we are available to help. Our experienced and compassionate staff members are accessible 24-hours a day to help our clients with anything and everything they may need. We have licensed medical professionals and seasoned psychiatrists in-house, all of whom work together to provide the most comfortable and successful addiction treatment experience possible. For more information on our comprehensive drug and alcohol detox program or our state-of-the-art facility, contact us today.

For more information about our drug and alcohol detox program call us today at (888) 693-1769 and let one of our caring treatment advisors help you with any questions or concerns regarding cost, eligibility and insurance

We know just what you’re going through and consider it a privilege to be able to help You.

All you have to do is give us a call.