Change integrated to coordinated
The path to recovery is not the same for everyone. SERV Centers of New Jersey’s Clifton Community Behavioral Health
Center provides coordinated care for youth and adults in Passaic County, NJ, and surrounding areas with behavioral
health and physical health needs. Our highly-trained staff is here to support you on your path to
healing and recovery. We work in partnership with each individual, helping them develop and reach their recovery
goals, build resilience for tomorrow's challenges, and enhance their quality of life.
Clinical
Excellence
SERV's
team
of
compassionate
professionals
includes
specially
trained
SERV
employees
and contractors
who
can
help
assist
individuals
at
any
stage
in
their
recovery. Language
and
cultural
barriers
make
it
hard
for
some
people
to
seek
care.
That
is
why
we
are
proud
to
have
a
diverse
clinical
team
that
can
offer
bilingual
care.
We
also
offer
translation
services
in
many
different
languages.
Each
individual
receives
support
from
well-trained
staff
who
can
assist
them
at
any
stage
in
their
recovery.
Our
team
of
caring
professionals
includes:
-
A
Licensed
Medical
Director
-
Board-Certified
Psychiatrists,
-
APNs,
-
Master’s-Level
and
State-Licensed
Clinicians,
-
Peer
Support
Workers,
and
Nursing
Staff
Our
team
is
equipped
with
Registered
Nurses
who
have
several
years
of
experience
in
addiction
services.
Nurses
are
responsible
for
assessing
the
individuals
and
collaborating
directly
with
the
prescriber
regarding
the
individual’s
individualized
treatment.
Also,
the
nurses
process
blood
work
and
urine
specimens
in
a
timely
manner
in
collaboration
with
lab
partners
so
that
results
are
not
delayed.
The
Director
of
Nursing
is
available
24/7
to
answer
any
questions
regarding
the
individual’s
medical
treatment.
What is Coordinated Care?
Coordinated care takes into the health of the whole person. We coordinate an individual’s behavioral health
and physical health needs and collaborate with the individual and their loved ones to support their recovery.
Our
services
are
designed
to:
-
Support
the
recovery,
health,
and
well-being
of
individuals
&
families
-
Enhance
the
quality
of
life
of
the
individual
-
Reduce
symptoms
or
needs
and
build
resilience
-
Restore
and/or
improve
functioning
-
Support
the
integration
of
the
individual
into
the
community
Our
Services
Mental
Health
Services
Include:
-
Psychiatry
services
for
individuals
16
and
older
-
Group
therapy
for
adults
Individual
and
family
therapy
-
One-on-one
therapy
with
a
licensed
substance
use
therapist.
-
individuals
work
with
their
assigned
therapist
to
identify
goals
for
their
recovery,
develop
a
treatment
plan,
and
meet
their
identified
recovery
objectives.
-
individuals
and
therapists
work
collaboratively
to
develop
the
best
course
of
treatment
for
the
individual
and
identify
internal
and
external
strengths
to
support
the
individual’s
recovery.
-
This
can
be
ongoing
as
long
as
the
individual
needs
the
support
of
a
clinician.
-
ADAPT
partial
care
day
program
for
adults
with
a
severe
mental
health
diagnosis
Peer
support
-
Peer
support
workers
are
people
who
have
been
successful
in
the
recovery
process
and
who
help
others
experiencing
similar
situations.
-
Our
certified
peer
recovery
staff
can
follow
individuals
throughout
the
recovery
journey.
-
Peer
recovery
specialists
can
assist
with
integral
case
management
to
assist
individuals
with
all
aspects
of
a
sober
life.
-
Peer
support
specialists
can
also
serve
as
a
model
of
sober
living
to
individuals.
Substance
Use
needs
Services
Include:
medical withdrawal management
SERV
offers
outpatient
medical withdrawal management
from
opiates.
This
model
benefits
individuals
who
are
unable
to
commit
to
an
inpatient
program
but
need
medical
assistance
for
cessation.
Each
individual
enrolled
in
our
medical withdrawal management
will
receive:
-
Medical
assistance
and
clearance
from
nursing
and
medical
staff
-
Therapeutic
interventions
to
support
their
medical withdrawal management
-
Peer
support
to
encourage
sobriety
-
A
referral
for
continued
care,
either
within
SERV
or
with
an
existing
provider
Medication
to
Support
Recovery
(MSR)
MSR,
formerly
called
Medication
Assisted
Treatment,
is
the
use
of
approved
medications
to
assist
with
individuals’
recovery.
MSR
has
been
shown
to
improve
individual
engagement
in
treatment.
SERV
will
utilize
a
variety
of
medications
to
support
individuals’
sobriety,
including:
-
Suboxone
-
Subutex
-
Belbuca
-
Sublocade
-
Vivitrol
Peer
support
-
Peer
support
workers
are
people
who
have
been
successful
in
the
recovery
process
and
who
help
others
experiencing
similar
situations.
-
Our
certified
peer
recovery
staff
can
follow
individuals
throughout
the
recovery
journey.
-
Peer
recovery
specialists
can
assist
with
integral
case
management
to
assist
individuals
with
all
aspects
of
a
sober
life.
-
Peer
support
specialists
can
also
serve
as
a
model
of
sober
living
to
individuals.
Intensive
Outpatient
(IOP)/Outpatient
(OP)
Groups
for
substance
use
needs
SERV
offers
two
levels
of
outpatient
therapy:
-
IOP
(three
nights
a
week/three
hours
a
day
of
groups)
-
Outpatient
groups
(two
nights
a
week/one
hour
a
night
of
groups)
IOP
and
OP
groups
educate
individuals
about:
-
substance
use
needs
-
co-occurring
mental
health
needs
-
the
need
for
support
of
other
individuals
in
recovery
-
the
importance
of
necessary
emotional
and
social
development
-
Outpatient
and
early
intervention
treatment
for
substance
use
needs
