SAFE CHAT RECOVERY
Adolescent IOP, Dayton NJ
Finding help for your teen shouldn't feel this hard.
You're not just looking for "therapy" — you're looking for someone who actually understands your child, and your family.
We work with adolescents in a way that actually connects: not forced, not clinical, not something they dread. Teens open up, build confidence, and start making better decisions — while parents feel more grounded, supported, and heard.
Our Unique Method
We treat identity, not just behavior.
Most teens don't struggle because they "don't know better" — they struggle because they've developed an identity that doesn't support who they want to become.
Our 12-week program uses Identity Encoding to help teens recognize and reshape the beliefs, behaviors, and roles influencing their decisions. Through structure, accountability, and real-world skill building, teens work toward an identity rooted in strength, discipline, self-respect, and purpose.
At 12 weeks, there is a clear outcome: you either complete the program or you don't.
I'm the anxious one
becomes
Capable
I'm the screw-up
becomes
Disciplined
I don't care
becomes
Purposeful
This is just who I am
becomes
Self-respecting
Teens participate in a structured 12-week sobriety education program that incorporates customized workbooks, Microsoft Teams, interactive learning activities, and competency-based exams to support their recovery and reinforce key concepts throughout treatment.
12 week curriculum
01
Teens are introduced to a variety of creative outlets and expressive activities designed to help them process emotions, manage stress, and develop healthy ways of responding to triggering events.
Creative Outlets
02
Teens participate in individual and family therapy to address personal challenges, strengthen communication, rebuild trust, and support long-term recovery.
Structured Tools
03
We know parents have important questions when considering treatment for their teen. Here are the key details you need to know about the program, including insurance and transportation, phone expectations, drug testing, program length, and how your teen’s progress will determine the next steps.
You've got questions - We've got answers
Out of network insurance
Our program is an out-of-network service. Families may be able to use out-of-network benefits, depending on their insurance plan.
Transportation
Transportation is available for teens who need it through Uber Health, helping remove transportation barriers to treatment.
Phone Access
Teens keep their phones in their possession but are expected to refrain from using them during sessions and treatment activities.
Urine Screening
Teens submit urine specimens twice a week as part of our ongoing accountability and sobriety monitoring.
12 week program
Next Steps
The program is structured over 12 weeks, with progress and completion evaluated throughout the treatment process.
At the end of the program, the teen’s progress and ability to meet program expectations help determine the appropriate next steps in their recovery.
Program modalities
How the work actually happens.
Every modality reinforces the same goal — helping teens build an identity they don't need to escape from.
Individual sessions
1 hour weekly individual sessions focused on identifying triggers, developing emotion regulation skills, shifting core identity, practicing mindfulness and present-moment awareness, and providing a safe space for teens to openly process their thoughts and feelings.
Group therapy - IOP (Morning and evening).
A supportive forum where teens meet three days a week for three-hour sessions to learn key sobriety concepts while developing self-acceptance, anxiety management, healthy responses to peer influence, and essential daily life skills.
Group therapy - PHP (Morning)
Group therapy in PHP provides a structured support five days a week totaling 20 hours per week, combining individual therapy, group therapy education, academic support, and collaboration to promote emotional growth and recovery,
Family therapy
Families participate in weekly one-hour family therapy sessions focused on improving communication, strengthening relationships, addressing family dynamics, and supporting the teen’s recovery.
School Correspondence
We collaborate with schools to support each teen’s academic success by coordinating tutoring, providing regular updates on progress, and incorporating two hours of supervised schoolwork into the treatment schedule.
MAT services
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) services provide access to medication support and clinical care to help teens manage cravings, reduce withdrawal symptoms, and maintain stability while working toward long-term recovery.
Next step
Check your insurance coverage in minutes.
We'll verify your benefits and walk you through what's covered — no pressure, no obligation.
12 Stults Rd. Suite 137,NJ 08810
Dylan@rightchoicerecovery.com | Tel: 732.908.2111
