CARF-accredited outpatient addiction and mental health treatment center in Norwood, New Jersey, serving the NJ/NY metro area with a four-stage progressive care model.
Valley Spring Recovery Center is a licensed New Jersey outpatient substance use and mental health treatment center at 830 Broadway, Norwood, NJ 07648, serving the NJ/NY metro area. It is CARF accredited, BBB A+ rated, and licensed by NJ DCF for substance use disorder (#200887) and mental health (#70420104).
About Valley Spring Recovery Center — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Valley Spring Recovery Center does NOT provide detoxification, methadone, or 24/7 residential/inpatient care on-site, and does not treat individuals under 18. Levels of care are strictly outpatient: Restore (Partial Care), Activate (Intensive Outpatient), Accelerate (Outpatient), plus a dedicated Mental Health Track. VSRC coordinates referrals and placement to external detox centers so clients have a full continuum of care before starting outpatient treatment.
Admissions Process — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Same-day admissions are available when clinically appropriate. Admissions is reachable 24/7; clinical and medical approval is typically completed within 1 hour of a pre-assessment and insurance verification call.
Admissions Process — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Valley Spring Recovery Center's admissions line is (201) 781-8812. Admissions is reachable 24/7.
Contact Valley Spring Recovery Center — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Valley Spring Recovery Center is in-network with 16 payers, including AmeriHealth, Fidelis Care, Northwell Direct, ComPsych, Oscar, VA Community Care, Lower Hudson Valley EAP, JRN Consulting, and others. Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Horizon are accepted out-of-network or by single case agreement, which typically means higher cost-sharing. Coverage is plan-specific — VSRC never states a specific coverage percentage or dollar amount and recommends verifying benefits directly before admission.
Verify Insurance — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
ASAM 2.5 partial care stabilization program, 9 AM to 3 PM Monday through Friday plus a 9 AM to noon session on Saturday, for an average of 4 to 6 weeks.
Restore is Valley Spring Recovery Center's Partial Care program at ASAM level 2.5, running 9 AM to 3 PM Monday through Friday plus a 9 AM to noon session on Saturday — six days a week — for an average of 4 to 6 weeks. It is the most structured outpatient level of care VSRC offers — there is no residential or inpatient component.
Partial Care Program — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
ASAM 2.1 intensive outpatient program, evenings Monday through Friday 6 to 9 PM, for an average of 6 to 8 weeks.
Activate is Valley Spring Recovery Center's Intensive Outpatient Program at ASAM level 2.1, held evenings Monday through Friday from 6 to 9 PM for an average of 6 to 8 weeks. The evening-only schedule is designed for clients who need to keep working or attending school during treatment.
Intensive Outpatient Program — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
ASAM 1.0 outpatient program, 1 to 2 nights per week, delivered in person or virtually, running a structured 8 to 12 weeks and then continuing on an as-needed basis.
Virtual delivery at Valley Spring Recovery Center is available for the Intensive Outpatient Program (ASAM 2.1) and the Outpatient Program (ASAM 1.0). It is how care is delivered, not a separate level of care, and it is not a distinct program or RAAT stage. Every level of care VSRC delivers directly remains outpatient.
Virtual Addiction Rehab in New Jersey — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Accelerate is Valley Spring Recovery Center's Outpatient program at ASAM level 1.0, meeting 1 to 2 nights per week, delivered in person or virtually by client preference. It runs a structured 8 to 12 weeks and then continues on an as-needed basis as clients step down toward Thrive, VSRC's alumni program.
Outpatient Program — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Dedicated mental health treatment track run alongside the substance use levels of care, using PHQ-9, GAD-7, and PCL-5 outcome tracking.
Valley Spring Recovery Center operates a dedicated Mental Health Track alongside its substance use levels of care. Mental health conditions are treated as co-occurring diagnoses, tracked with PHQ-9 (depression), GAD-7 (anxiety), and PCL-5 (PTSD) instruments.
Mental Health Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Coordination service that refers and places clients needing medical detox with external detox centers, ensuring a full continuum of care before Valley Spring's outpatient levels of care begin.
Valley Spring Recovery Center does not provide medical detoxification on-site. When a client needs detox, VSRC's admissions and clinical team refers and places them with an external detox center first, then transitions them into Restore, Activate, or Accelerate once medically stabilized — ensuring a full continuum of care.
Admissions Process — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Lifetime alumni program providing monthly meetings, quarterly outings, and peer mentorship to VSRC graduates.
Thrive is Valley Spring Recovery Center's lifetime alumni program, offering monthly meetings, quarterly outings, and peer mentorship to graduates of any VSRC level of care.
Alumni Program — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Thrive is not a licensed level of care and carries no ASAM level. It is a courtesy Valley Spring Recovery Center offers to graduates after treatment is complete — monthly meetings, quarterly outings, and peer mentorship, for life and at no cost. Participation is voluntary and is not clinical treatment.
Alumni Program — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Six-session family workshop covering education, communication, family roles, codependency, relapse prevention, and family self-care.
Together We Heal is Valley Spring Recovery Center's six-session family workshop, covering psychoeducation, communication, family roles, codependency, relapse prevention, and family self-care.
Family Program — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Integrated treatment for co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders.
Dual Diagnosis Treatment at Valley Spring Recovery Center integrates substance use and mental health care for clients with co-occurring disorders, coordinated between the SUD levels of care and the Mental Health Track.
Dual Diagnosis Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Program-level trauma-informed care; trauma-trained therapists are matched to clients at intake when trauma is present.
Valley Spring Recovery Center's Trauma-Informed Care program matches clients with trauma-trained therapists at intake whenever trauma is present, applying trauma-informed approaches across all levels of care.
Trauma-Informed Care — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Concierge-level FMLA, disability, and work-coordination support available to every VSRC client — including union members and first responders — covering direct employer/supervisor coordination, return-to-work and workplace letters, resume assistance, court documentation, union paperwork, and IDRC requirements.
Valley Spring Recovery Center provides concierge-level FMLA and work-coordination support for every client in the program, not only union members and first responders. The case management team coordinates directly with employers and supervisors, writes return-to-work and workplace letters, assists with resumes, and prepares FMLA, disability, union, court, and IDRC documentation.
Case Management — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
This concierge coordination is a core differentiator for Valley Spring Recovery Center's union member and first responder clients, whose employment can depend on documented compliance with union rules or department requirements. VSRC's case management team handles that documentation and employer coordination directly, rather than leaving clients to manage it alone while in treatment.
Case Management — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Sober living housing coordination for clients transitioning through or out of VSRC's outpatient levels of care.
Valley Spring Recovery Center coordinates sober living housing for clients who need a structured living environment while completing outpatient treatment.
Sober Living — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Daily neuroscience-informed curriculum covering sleep, movement, nervous system regulation, psychoeducation, and medication literacy.
Valley Spring Recovery Center's Health & Wellness curriculum is a daily neuroscience-informed program covering five pillars: sleep optimization, movement, nervous system regulation, psychoeducation, and medication literacy.
Health & Wellness — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Intensive Outpatient Program track designed specifically for police, fire, and EMS first responders.
Valley Spring Recovery Center's First Responder IOP is a track of the Activate Intensive Outpatient Program designed specifically for police, fire, and EMS professionals, paired with concierge case management that coordinates directly with departments and unions on the client's behalf.
First Responder IOP — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Evening-scheduled treatment track and messaging designed for working professionals who need to maintain employment during treatment.
Valley Spring Recovery Center's programming for working professionals uses the evening schedules of Activate and Accelerate so clients can keep working while in treatment, with an emphasis on privacy, confidentiality, and concierge FMLA/employer coordination handled by the case management team.
Rehab for Working Professionals — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
American Society of Addiction Medicine criteria used to classify Valley Spring Recovery Center's outpatient levels of care.
Valley Spring Recovery Center classifies its programs using ASAM (American Society of Addiction Medicine) criteria: Restore at ASAM 2.5, Activate at ASAM 2.1, and Accelerate at ASAM 1.0. VSRC does not operate at ASAM levels that require residential or inpatient (3.x/4.x) care.
Addiction Programs — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Primary evidence-based modality used across individual and group sessions at Valley Spring Recovery Center.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is Valley Spring Recovery Center's primary clinical modality, used across individual and group sessions in every level of care.
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Used for emotional regulation, distress tolerance, mindfulness, and interpersonal effectiveness, including the Mental Health Track skills curriculum.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) at Valley Spring Recovery Center targets emotional regulation, distress tolerance, mindfulness, and interpersonal effectiveness, and forms part of the Mental Health Track skills curriculum.
Dialectical Behavior Therapy — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Psychiatrist-delivered medication options including Suboxone, buprenorphine, Naltrexone, Brixadi, Vivitrol, and Topamax. Does not include methadone.
Valley Spring Recovery Center offers Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) through an on-staff psychiatrist, including Suboxone, buprenorphine options, Naltrexone, Brixadi, Vivitrol, and Topamax. MAT does NOT include methadone or on-site detox; clients needing medical detox are referred and placed with an external detox center first.
Medication-Assisted Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Used by trained counselors for clients in pre-contemplative stages of change.
Motivational Interviewing at Valley Spring Recovery Center is used by trained counselors specifically for clients who are in pre-contemplative stages of behavior change.
Motivational Interviewing — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Action-based group therapy including psychodrama and role play, part of VSRC's Health & Wellness curriculum.
Experiential Therapy at Valley Spring Recovery Center is action-based group work, including psychodrama and role plays, delivered as part of the daily Health & Wellness curriculum.
Experiential Therapy — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
The primary diagnosis treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center across all levels of care.
Substance Use Disorder is the primary diagnosis treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center across Restore, Activate, and Accelerate. Mental health conditions are addressed as co-occurring, not as the primary focus of the SUD levels of care.
Addiction Conditions — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Substance use disorder involving alcohol, treated across VSRC's outpatient levels of care.
Alcohol Use Disorder is treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center across the Restore, Activate, and Accelerate outpatient levels of care, with Naltrexone and Vivitrol available through Medication-Assisted Treatment.
Alcohol Rehab — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Substance use disorder involving opioids, treated across VSRC's outpatient levels of care.
Opioid Use Disorder is treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center across the Restore, Activate, and Accelerate outpatient levels of care, with Suboxone, buprenorphine, Naltrexone, and Brixadi available through Medication-Assisted Treatment.
Opioid Rehab — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Substance use disorder involving heroin, treated across VSRC's outpatient levels of care.
Heroin Addiction is treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center across the Restore, Activate, and Accelerate outpatient levels of care.
Heroin Rehab — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Substance use disorder involving fentanyl, treated across VSRC's outpatient levels of care.
Fentanyl Addiction is treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center across the Restore, Activate, and Accelerate outpatient levels of care.
Fentanyl Rehab — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Substance use disorder involving cocaine, treated across VSRC's outpatient levels of care.
Cocaine Use Disorder is treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center across the Restore, Activate, and Accelerate outpatient levels of care.
Cocaine Rehab — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Substance use disorder involving benzodiazepines, treated across VSRC's outpatient levels of care.
Benzodiazepine Use Disorder is treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center across the Restore, Activate, and Accelerate outpatient levels of care.
Benzodiazepine Rehab — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Substance use disorder involving methamphetamine, treated across VSRC's outpatient levels of care.
Methamphetamine Use Disorder is treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center across the Restore, Activate, and Accelerate outpatient levels of care.
Methamphetamine Rehab — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Substance use disorder involving marijuana, treated across VSRC's outpatient levels of care.
Marijuana Use Disorder is treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center across the Restore, Activate, and Accelerate outpatient levels of care.
Marijuana Rehab — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Substance use disorder involving prescription medication, treated across VSRC's outpatient levels of care.
Prescription Drug Misuse is treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center across the Restore, Activate, and Accelerate outpatient levels of care.
Prescription Drug Rehab — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
One of the co-occurring conditions tracked with GAD-7 in VSRC's Mental Health Track.
Anxiety is treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center as part of the Mental Health Track, tracked using the GAD-7 screening instrument.
Anxiety Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
One of the co-occurring conditions tracked with PHQ-9 in VSRC's Mental Health Track.
Depression is treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center as part of the Mental Health Track, tracked using the PHQ-9 screening instrument.
Depression Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
One of the co-occurring conditions tracked with PCL-5 in VSRC's Mental Health Track.
PTSD is treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center as part of the Mental Health Track, tracked using the PCL-5 screening instrument, alongside trauma-informed clinical care.
PTSD Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
One of the co-occurring conditions treated in VSRC's Mental Health Track.
Bipolar Disorder is treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center as a co-occurring condition within the Mental Health Track.
Bipolar Disorder Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
New Jersey Department of Children and Families license covering Valley Spring's substance use disorder levels of care (Restore, Activate, Accelerate).
Valley Spring Recovery Center holds New Jersey Department of Children and Families license #200887 for substance use disorder treatment, covering the Restore, Activate, and Accelerate levels of care.
About Valley Spring Recovery Center — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
New Jersey Department of Children and Families license covering Valley Spring's dedicated Mental Health Track.
Valley Spring Recovery Center holds New Jersey Department of Children and Families license #70420104 for mental health treatment, covering the dedicated Mental Health Track.
About Valley Spring Recovery Center — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Behavioral health accreditation standard held by Valley Spring Recovery Center.
Valley Spring Recovery Center holds CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) accreditation, the industry standard for behavioral health quality.
About Valley Spring Recovery Center — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Chief Executive Officer and founder of Valley Spring Recovery Center.
Brian Cellary is the Chief Executive Officer and founder of Valley Spring Recovery Center, bringing over 14 years of personal recovery experience to the role. He serves as a board member of Alumni in Recovery.
Brian Cellary — CEO — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Medical Director at Valley Spring Recovery Center, MD, licensed in New York and New Jersey.
Dr. Michael Olla is Medical Director at Valley Spring Recovery Center, overseeing clinical operations and patient care standards. He holds an MD from Ross University School of Medicine (2011) and is licensed in both New York and New Jersey.
Dr. Michael Olla — Medical Director — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Clinical Director at Valley Spring Recovery Center, LCSW, LCADC, CASAC-M.
Noelle Mathew is Clinical Director at Valley Spring Recovery Center, overseeing the Substance Use Disorder and Mental Health programs with 10 years of clinical experience. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW) and Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LCADC).
Noelle Mathew — Clinical Director — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Condition treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center for adults whose primary clinical concern is the experience of trauma.
Trauma recovery treatment at Valley Spring Recovery Center serves adults whose primary clinical concern is the experience of trauma. That includes single-incident events such as assault, accident, medical trauma or sudden loss; complex or developmental trauma from prolonged childhood adversity; secondary trauma from work in healthcare or first response; and sub-threshold symptoms such as intrusion, avoidance, mood changes or hypervigilance that do not yet meet full DSM-5-TR criteria.
Trauma Recovery & Processing in New Jersey — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Simultaneous mental health and substance use conditions, treated under Valley Spring Recovery Center's dual NJ licences by one clinical team.
Co-occurring disorder treatment at Valley Spring Recovery Center serves adults whose primary clinical concern is a mental health condition — anxiety, depression, PTSD, bipolar disorder, OCD or unresolved trauma — and whose substance use emerged as a coping mechanism for those symptoms. VSRC holds NJ Substance Use Disorder License #200887 and NJ Mental Health License #70420104, which permits one clinical team to deliver mental health treatment and substance use care together.
Co-Occurring Disorder Treatment in New Jersey — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Validated screening instrument Valley Spring Recovery Center uses to track anxiety symptom change through treatment.
Valley Spring Recovery Center tracks symptom change with the GAD-7 (Generalized Anxiety Disorder 7-item scale) for anxiety. Scores are taken during the intake assessment and repeated through treatment so the clinical team and the client can see whether symptoms are moving. It is an outcome-tracking measure, not a diagnosis, and it informs the treatment plan rather than replacing clinical judgment.
Mental Health Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Validated screening instrument Valley Spring Recovery Center uses to track depression symptom change through treatment.
Valley Spring Recovery Center tracks symptom change with the PHQ-9 (Patient Health Questionnaire 9-item scale) for depression. Scores are taken during the intake assessment and repeated through treatment so the clinical team and the client can see whether symptoms are moving. It is an outcome-tracking measure, not a diagnosis, and it informs the treatment plan rather than replacing clinical judgment.
Mental Health Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Validated screening instrument Valley Spring Recovery Center uses to track PTSD symptom change through treatment.
Valley Spring Recovery Center tracks symptom change with the PCL-5 (PTSD Checklist for DSM-5) for PTSD. Scores are taken during the intake assessment and repeated through treatment so the clinical team and the client can see whether symptoms are moving. It is an outcome-tracking measure, not a diagnosis, and it informs the treatment plan rather than replacing clinical judgment.
Mental Health Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
The evidence-based therapy modalities Valley Spring Recovery Center documents and delivers across its outpatient levels of care.
Valley Spring Recovery Center delivers 18+ evidence-based therapy modalities across Partial Care (PC), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), and Outpatient (OP) programming. Each modality has its own reference page under /addiction-therapies/.
Evidence-Based Addiction Therapy Modalities — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Therapy modality documented by Valley Spring Recovery Center at /addiction-therapies/12-step-programs/.
12-Step Programs are built on the principles of admitting powerlessness over addiction, seeking help from a higher power, making amends for past wrongs, and helping others in their recovery journey. Valley Spring Recovery Center publishes this explainer as part of its addiction therapies library.
12 Step Programs — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Therapy modality documented by Valley Spring Recovery Center at /addiction-therapies/acceptance-commitment-therapy/.
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a type of therapy that helps people accept their thoughts and feelings and take positive actions based on what matters most to them.
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Therapy modality documented by Valley Spring Recovery Center at /addiction-therapies/contingency-management/.
Contingency Management uses structured incentives to reinforce recovery-positive behaviors, supporting clients in early-stage addiction treatment.
Contingency Management — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Therapy modality documented by Valley Spring Recovery Center at /addiction-therapies/emdr/.
EMDR Therapy uses guided eye movements to help process trauma that often underlies substance use, offered as part of integrated addiction treatment at Valley Spring Recovery Center.
EMDR Therapy — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Therapy modality documented by Valley Spring Recovery Center at /addiction-therapies/equine-therapy/.
Equine Therapy uses structured horse interaction to build trust, accountability, and emotional regulation as part of experiential addiction treatment.
Equine Therapy in Addiction — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Therapy modality documented by Valley Spring Recovery Center at /addiction-therapies/family-integration/.
Family Therapy is a form of psychotherapy that aims to help family members improve communication and resolve conflicts.
Family Therapy — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Therapy modality documented by Valley Spring Recovery Center at /addiction-therapies/group-therapy/.
Group Therapy offers a supportive, shared setting where clients build community and learn from peers' experiences throughout addiction treatment. At Valley Spring Recovery Center process groups are capped under 10 people.
Group Therapy — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Therapy modality documented by Valley Spring Recovery Center at /addiction-therapies/holistic/.
Holistic Therapy addresses the whole person physically, emotionally, and mentally through practices like yoga and meditation, used alongside clinical addiction treatment.
Holistic Therapy — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Therapy modality documented by Valley Spring Recovery Center at /addiction-therapies/matrix-model/.
The Matrix Model is a structured outpatient framework combining behavioral therapy, family education, and social support to treat stimulant use disorders.
The New Matrix Model — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Therapy modality documented by Valley Spring Recovery Center at /addiction-therapies/music/.
Music Therapy uses listening, singing, and playing instruments to support emotional expression and healthier coping mechanisms in recovery.
Music Therapy — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Therapy modality documented by Valley Spring Recovery Center at /addiction-therapies/nad/.
NAD+ Therapy is an emerging complementary approach explored for supporting cellular function alongside standard addiction treatment. Valley Spring Recovery Center publishes this as an explainer, not as a service it delivers.
NAD+ Therapy — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Therapy modality documented by Valley Spring Recovery Center at /addiction-therapies/psychedelic/.
Psychedelic Therapy is an emerging approach using substances like psilocybin and MDMA in supervised settings, explored for its role in addiction recovery. Valley Spring Recovery Center publishes this as an explainer, not as a service it delivers.
Psychedelic Therapy — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Valley Spring Recovery Center's named framework for its daily Health & Wellness curriculum, delivered inside Partial Care.
Valley Spring Recovery Center's Health & Wellness curriculum is built on five pillars: Sleep, Movement, Nervous-System Regulation, Education, and Medication Literacy. It runs as a daily 1 PM to 2 PM group inside Partial Care and includes an on-staff sleep specialist, one of fewer than 10 in New Jersey.
Health & Wellness — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Co-occurring condition treated at Valley Spring Recovery Center alongside substance use disorder.
Valley Spring Recovery Center provides comprehensive OCD treatment through programs designed by CARF-accredited clinical teams with specialized training in obsessive-compulsive disorder.
OCD Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
The New Jersey and New York counties and municipalities Valley Spring Recovery Center serves from its single Norwood, NJ campus. These are travel-time catchment areas, not branch offices.
Valley Spring Recovery Center operates a single campus at 830 Broadway, Norwood, NJ 07648 and serves clients travelling from across the New Jersey and New York metro area, with each area page stating the drive time and route to Norwood. VSRC does not operate branch offices or satellite clinics — every level of care is delivered at the Norwood campus or virtually.
Areas We Serve — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-jersey/essex-county/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center serves Essex County, New Jersey — including Newark, Irvington, and Montclair — from its Norwood campus in Bergen County, 30 to 40 minutes away via I-280 and the Garden State Parkway. The outpatient rehab there carries CARF International accreditation.
Essex County Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-jersey/hackensack/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center is 15 minutes north of Hackensack, New Jersey, in Norwood, and is CARF-accredited.
Hackensack Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-jersey/jersey-city/ for drive time and route.
Hudson County residents, including those in Jersey City, can attend Valley Spring Recovery Center in person at the Norwood campus or enroll in virtual treatment without the commute.
Jersey City Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-jersey/morristown/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center is approximately 50 to 60 minutes from Morristown, New Jersey via I-287, or fully accessible with zero commute through remote IOP — the same clinical team and the same curriculum.
Morristown Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-jersey/newark/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center's Norwood campus is 35 to 45 minutes from Newark, New Jersey via the Garden State Parkway, and is in-network with 16 payers including AmeriHealth, Cigna, and UnitedHealthcare. Horizon and Aetna are accepted out-of-network.
Newark Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-jersey/paramus/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center's Norwood, New Jersey facility is 15 minutes north of Paramus on Route 17 — one of the region's shortest commutes to a nationally accredited treatment center.
Paramus Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-jersey/passaic-county/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center serves Passaic County, New Jersey residents in Paterson, Clifton, Wayne, and Passaic from its Bergen County campus, 25 to 35 minutes via Route 17 or I-80. With no CARF-accredited program inside the county, that drive is the nearest accredited option.
Passaic County Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-jersey/paterson/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center serves Paterson-area adults 18 and over from its Norwood, New Jersey facility — 25 to 35 minutes east via Route 80 and Route 17.
Paterson Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-york/bronx/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center serves Bronx, New York residents with substance use disorder treatment at its Norwood campus, 20 minutes from the George Washington Bridge via I-95 and 30 to 45 minutes off-peak.
Bronx Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-york/brooklyn/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center is located at 830 Broadway, Norwood, NJ 07648, approximately 45 to 60 minutes from Brooklyn via the George Washington Bridge or the New Jersey Turnpike.
Brooklyn Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-york/clarks-town/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center serves Clarkstown, New York residents with addiction treatment at its Norwood campus, accessible via the Palisades Interstate Parkway in approximately 15 to 25 minutes.
Clarkstown Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-york/manhattan/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center serves Manhattan, New York residents seeking outpatient rehab outside the city environment at its Norwood, NJ facility — 25 to 35 minutes from Midtown via the George Washington Bridge. Partial hospitalization, IOP, standard outpatient, and telehealth rehab are available for adult clients.
Manhattan Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-york/rockland-county/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center in Norwood, NJ sits on the New Jersey–New York border, making it northern New Jersey's most accessible drug and alcohol rehab for Rockland County residents — 10 to 20 minutes via the Palisades Interstate Parkway.
Rockland County Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-york/staten-island/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center serves Staten Island, New York residents seeking drug and alcohol rehab at its Bergen County facility, accessible via the Goethals Bridge or the Bayonne Bridge to the New Jersey Turnpike in approximately 45 to 60 minutes.
Staten Island Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-york/westchester-county/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center serves Westchester County, New York residents — including White Plains, Yonkers, New Rochelle, and Peekskill — from its Norwood, NJ facility, accessible via the Tappan Zee Bridge and the Palisades Interstate Parkway in 30 to 45 minutes.
Westchester County Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center
Service area of Valley Spring Recovery Center, reached from the Norwood, NJ campus. See /new-york/white-plains/ for drive time and route.
Valley Spring Recovery Center serves White Plains, New York residents seeking substance use disorder treatment at its Bergen County facility, accessible via the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge and the Palisades Interstate Parkway in approximately 30 to 40 minutes.
White Plains Addiction Treatment — published by Valley Spring Recovery Center