NJBH Piscataway
NJBH Piscataway provides outpatient alcohol rehab for people dealing with substance use and mental health concerns. The clinic is one of 330 SAMHSA-listed facilities in New Jersey. It treats both conditions simultaneously to support lasting change.

- Outpatient
- 30 days



This Piscataway clinic is one of 330 SAMHSA-listed New Jersey rehab centers, operating as part of a wider network of licensed clinicians. It is located on the Rutgers campus, inside the University Behavioral Health Care building. Services include therapy delivered in person or by video, and medication management from a psychiatric nurse practitioner.
The team includes licensed clinical alcohol and drug counselors, therapists, and a psychiatric nurse practitioner. Care is adapted to each client's diagnosis and circumstances. The center also supports specific communities, including LGBTQ+ and veteran clients, and addresses men's and women's concerns. If you are looking for rehab in New Jersey that respects your background, then ask how the clinician tailors care to your situation.
Sessions might include acceptance and commitment dialectical behavior therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy plus counseling and exposure therapy, along with mindfulness-based interventions. These evidence-based therapies at this New Jersey outpatient rehab help build practical tools for daily life. The goal is to build skills that last beyond the office and relationships that support recovery.
Outpatient programs at NJBH Piscataway
The center provides outpatient care at its Piscataway location, meaning you attend scheduled visits and return home afterward. A typical program lasts 30 days, though your clinician sets the actual plan. A higher level of care like detox or inpatient, fits better if you need 24/7 withdrawal monitoring, and SAMHSA-listed options can be pointed out by the helpline.
Therapy formats include one-on-one counseling, couples work, group therapy, and family therapy. Adult-child therapy is available for family situations involving an older parent and an adult child. Solution-focused and goal-oriented sessions keep attention on specific changes you want to make. Your clinician decides which approaches fit your needs, and no more than four therapies would typically be combined in a single plan.
- Group Therapy
- Individual Treatment
- Adult-Child Therapy
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy
- Strengths-Based
- Family Therapy
- Evidence-Based
- Christian
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- 1-on-1 Counseling
Who NJBH Piscataway serves
- Adolescents and children with mental health or substance use concerns
- Adults, including older adults, men, and women
- Couples seeking therapy together
- LGBTQ+ individuals
- Veterans
- People dealing with anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma, grief, personality disorders, perinatal mental health needs, schizophrenia, or stress
The setting at NJBH Piscataway
This New Jersey rehab center sits on the Rutgers campus, inside the University Behavioral Health Care building at 371 Hoes Ln, Suite 106. You can meet in person or through virtual therapy, so some visits can happen from home. The setting is a clinical office rather than a residential facility, which matches the outpatient level of care. If you want a rehab in New Jersey with overnight stays, this location is not that, and the helpline can help you compare SAMHSA-listed inpatient and detox programs.
Paying for care at NJBH Piscataway
This Piscataway clinic counts self pay rates in its payment alternatives, though no prices appear in the source material. Because fees differ by clinician and by service, ask the office plainly what things cost before your first visit. If you plan to use insurance, check coverage with both your plan and the office, since in-network status can vary from one provider to another. The helpline answers information and referral questions; it is not a billing office and cannot promise coverage or admission.
Questions to ask NJBH Piscataway
- Which clinician will I see, and what is their license and specialty?
- Is my insurance accepted here, or will I be paying the cash rate?
- How many sessions are typical in a 30-day outpatient plan?
- Can appointments be virtual, and how often?
- What happens if my situation ends up needing a higher level of care?


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Common questions
Is NJBH Piscataway a detox or inpatient facility?
No. NJBH Piscataway runs an outpatient practice only; there are no overnight beds, and withdrawal is not monitored at the site. When you or someone close to you drinks heavily and is considering stopping, withdrawal can carry medical risk, so a healthcare professional should assess things before any change is made. The helpline can direct you to detox and inpatient programs listed by SAMHSA throughout New Jersey, a state with 330 listed facilities.
What does NJBH Piscataway treat?
The center treats alcohol and drug concerns along with a range of mental health conditions. Those include anxiety, depression, OCD, trauma, grief and loss, personality disorders, perinatal mental health needs, schizophrenia, and stress. Specializations include ADHD, anxiety, depression, OCD, and trauma. Care is personalized, so the plan depends on your diagnosis and what you want to change. A typical program length is 30 days.
Does NJBH Piscataway accept Medicaid?
The source material does not state whether Medicaid is accepted; cash pay rates are a payment option. If care for you is paid through New Jersey's Medicaid program, ask the office directly which plans they accept before booking. In-network status and coverage can change from clinician to clinician. The helpline can also help you find SAMHSA-listed centers that match your coverage, but it cannot confirm eligibility or promise admission.
How do I reach the NJBH Piscataway helpline for guidance?
You can call the 24/7 helpline for help understanding options, including this center and others listed by SAMHSA in New Jersey. The line is an information and referral service, not a clinic, and it does not schedule appointments or promise coverage. Before you call, note your insurance, your location, and whether you need outpatient care or something more intensive. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
What therapies are available at NJBH Piscataway?
The center's services include individual counseling, acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, exposure therapy, family therapy, group therapy, and goal-focused solution-focused therapy. Adult-child therapy is available too. A clinician recommends a mix that fits your needs, and programs usually last 30 days.