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Recovery Guide — Cocaine Addiction

Evidence-Based Cocaine Addiction Treatment in Bergen County, NJ

"Recovery is not a straight line — it is a trail that winds through hard terrain, but the view from the summit makes every step worth it."

Valley Spring Recovery Center delivers personalized, outpatient cocaine addiction treatment in Norwood, NJ. From medically managed stabilization through lasting recovery, our clinical team walks beside you through every phase — with a CARF-accredited continuum of care designed for adults who need to keep working while they heal.

★★★★★ Rated 5.0 — Best of New Jersey #1
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A field guide to recovery — one step at a time
Treatment Programs

Cocaine Treatment Programs at Valley Spring

We offer a structured continuum of care for cocaine addiction, from intensive stabilization through long-term alumni support. Every program uses evidence-based therapies and is supervised by our clinical and psychiatric team.

PC
Partial Care (PHP)
Daily structured treatment
  • Mon-Sat, 9 AM – 3 PM
  • 4-6 weeks / Post-detox stabilization
  • Group therapy, individual sessions, medication management, and psychoeducation on cocaine and the brain
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IOP5
IOP 5-Day
Evening intensive outpatient
  • Mon-Fri, 6 – 9 PM
  • 6-8 weeks / Working professionals
  • CBT, DBT, relapse prevention groups, and individual therapy. Work during the day, heal at night.
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IOP3
IOP 3-Day
Flexible step-down program
  • 3 Days/Week, 6 – 9 PM
  • Step-down from PHP or IOP5
  • Continued group therapy, skill-building, and relapse prevention with greater schedule flexibility.
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V-IOP
Virtual IOP
Telehealth recovery access
  • Evenings, 6 – 9 PM (Remote)
  • Remote access / NJ residents
  • Same evidence-based curriculum via secure telehealth. Ideal for transportation barriers or out-of-county clients.
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OP
Outpatient Program (OP)
Ongoing maintenance care
  • 1-2 Sessions/Week (Virtual)
  • Maintenance / Long-term recovery
  • Continued medication management, relapse prevention, and life skills reinforcement after higher-level care.
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ALU
Alumni Program
Lifelong peer support
  • Ongoing Monthly Events
  • Lifelong / Post-treatment support
  • Monthly alumni gatherings, sober activities, recovery workshops, and continued access to clinical check-ins.
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CARF Accredited
#1 Best of New Jersey
NAATP Member
BBB A+ Rated
Patient Reviews

Real Stories from Cocaine Recovery

Our clients share their experiences with cocaine addiction treatment at Valley Spring.

★★★★★

"I was using a fifth every day and couldn't stop on my own. The evening IOP at Valley Spring let me keep my job while getting the help I needed. The therapists genuinely cared about my recovery."

Michael R.
Cocaine Recovery, IOP Graduate
★★★★★

"After my detox, I started Partial Care at Valley Spring. The Vivitrol injection made a huge difference in managing cravings, and the group sessions helped me understand why I was using in the first place."

Sarah L.
Cocaine Recovery, PHP Graduate
★★★★★

"My family was falling apart because of my drinking. Valley Spring's family therapy program — Together We Heal — helped us rebuild trust. I've been sober 14 months now and my relationships are stronger than ever."

David K.
Cocaine Recovery, Alumni Member
Why Valley Spring

11 Reasons to Choose Valley Spring for Cocaine Treatment

What sets our approach to cocaine addiction recovery apart from other treatment centers in New Jersey.

CARF-Accredited Facility — Nationally recognized quality standards for behavioral health treatment, verified through rigorous independent review.
8:1 Client-to-Staff Ratio — One of the lowest ratios in New Jersey ensures personalized attention from therapists and clinical staff.
Evening IOP for Working Adults — Our 6-9 PM IOP schedule means you can maintain your career and family obligations while receiving intensive treatment.
Medication-Assisted Treatment — Topamax and other medications as clinically indicated — managed by our psychiatric team to reduce cravings and prevent relapse.
NJ's Only Sleep Specialist in Addiction — One of only 10 sleep specialists in New Jersey working in addiction treatment. Sleep restoration is core to our recovery model.
Evidence-Based Therapy Stack — CBT, DBT, EMDR, ACT, Motivational Interviewing, experiential therapy, and trauma-informed counseling.
4-Stage Continuum of Care — Structured step-down from PHP to IOP to OP to Alumni. No gaps in care, no abrupt endings.
Family Therapy (Together We Heal) — A dedicated 6-session family program that educates loved ones, rebuilds trust, and addresses codependency patterns.
NP Evaluation Within 24 Hours — Every new client receives a nurse practitioner evaluation within 24 hours of intake — medication plans start immediately.
16 Insurance Providers Accepted — Horizon, Aetna, Cigna, BCBS, UHC, Tricare, and 10 additional major carriers. Free verification available.
Sober Living Partnerships — Coordinated referrals to vetted sober living facilities in Bergen County for clients who need a structured living environment.
Treatment Timeline

Your Cocaine Recovery Journey, Week by Week

Cocaine Addiction Treatment at Valley Spring follows a structured, four-phase model. Each phase builds on the last, moving you toward lasting sobriety with clinical support at every step.

Phase 1 — Weeks 1-2
Stabilization & Assessment
  • Comprehensive clinical assessment
  • NP evaluation within 24 hours
  • Personalized medication plan (Vivitrol / Naltrexone if appropriate)
  • Introduction to group therapy
  • Establishing medical stability & therapeutic rapport
Phase 2 — Weeks 3-4
Active Treatment
  • Daily structured groups (CBT, DBT, ACT)
  • Weekly individual therapy sessions
  • Psychoeducation on cocaine & brain chemistry
  • Experiential & trauma-informed therapies
  • Neuroscience of craving & relapse patterns
Phase 3 — Weeks 5-8
Integration & Step-Down
  • Transition from PHP to IOP
  • Real-life skill application — managing triggers at work
  • Family therapy (Together We Heal) begins
  • Sober recreational activities introduced
  • Community recovery resources established
Phase 4 — Weeks 9-12+
Maintenance & Aftercare
  • Step-down to OP or continued IOP
  • Enrollment in alumni program for lifelong support
  • External referrals to mutual aid & sober living
  • Ongoing medication management & clinical check-ins
  • No end date — stay connected as long as needed
Our Facility

Inside Valley Spring Recovery Center

Our Norwood, NJ facility is designed to support focus, comfort, and healing. Located at 830 Broadway — just 20 minutes from the George Washington Bridge.

Group Therapy Room
Where peers share, reflect, and grow together
Individual Counseling Suite
Private space for one-on-one therapeutic work
Clinical Assessment Office
Your journey begins with a thorough evaluation
Meditation & Wellness Space
Breathe deeply, center yourself, find clarity
Client Lounge
A warm, welcoming common area for connection
Outdoor Recovery Garden
Fresh air and natural light as part of healing

Ready to Start Cocaine Treatment?

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Clinical Team

Your Cocaine Treatment Team

Our multidisciplinary team includes licensed clinicians, psychiatric providers, and certified counselors — all specializing in cocaine and substance use disorders.

Henry Iwuala
Clinical Director

Oversees all clinical programming and treatment protocols. Ensures every client's care plan aligns with evidence-based best practices for cocaine addiction recovery.

Dr. Michael Olla
Medical Director

Board-certified physician supervising all medication-assisted treatment, including Topamax and other medications as clinically indicated prescribing for cocaine use disorder. Conducts psychiatric evaluations.

Clinical Therapists
Licensed Counselors & Social Workers

Our team of licensed therapists delivers individual counseling, group facilitation, family therapy, and trauma-focused treatment. 8:1 client-to-staff ratio ensures personalized care.

Nurse Practitioners
Psychiatric & Medical NPs

Every new client receives an NP evaluation within 24 hours of intake. Medication plans — including Topamax and other medications as clinically indicated — begin immediately, not weeks later.

Signs & Symptoms

Recognizing Cocaine Use Disorder

Cocaine Addiction develops on a spectrum. Understanding where you or a loved one falls can guide the right level of treatment.

Mild Early Warning Signs — Field Note #1
  • Drinking more or longer than originally intended
  • Unsuccessful attempts to cut down or control use
  • Spending excessive time obtaining, using, or recovering from cocaine
  • Continued drinking despite knowing it causes problems
Moderate Escalating Patterns — Field Note #2
  • Strong cravings or urges to use cocaine
  • Failing to fulfill work, school, or home responsibilities
  • Continuing to use despite social or relationship problems
  • Giving up important activities or hobbies because of cocaine
  • Drinking in physically hazardous situations
Severe Critical Observations — Field Note #3
  • Tolerance — needing more cocaine to achieve the same effect
  • Withdrawal symptoms: shaking, sweating, anxiety, nausea
  • Drinking despite physical health consequences (liver, heart, GI)
  • Drinking despite known psychological harm (depression, anxiety)
  • Complete loss of control over quantity and frequency

Recognizing the Signs Is the First Step

If you or someone you love is showing signs of cocaine addiction, we are here to help. Free, confidential assessments available now.

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Cocaine in New Jersey

The Scope of Cocaine Addiction in NJ

Cocaine remains the most commonly abused substance in New Jersey. These numbers underscore the urgent need for accessible, evidence-based treatment.

~2,500
Cocaine-related deaths annually
New Jersey loses approximately 2,500 lives to cocaine-related causes each year, including liver disease, accidents, and overdose.
18%
NJ adults who binge drink
Nearly one in five New Jersey adults reports binge drinking, according to SAMHSA’s National Survey on Drug Use and Health.
Top 5
Bergen County cocaine ED visits
Bergen County ranks among the top five NJ counties for cocaine-related emergency department visits.
65%
Cocaine is top substance in NJ admissions
Cocaine accounts for the majority of substance abuse treatment admissions across the state of New Jersey.

Sources: SAMHSA NSDUH; NJ Department of Health; Bergen County Health Dept.

Insurance

Insurance We Accept for Cocaine Treatment

Valley Spring Recovery Center accepts 16 major insurance providers. Our admissions team will verify your benefits and explain your coverage before you begin treatment.

Horizon BCBSNJ
NYSHIP
Aetna
Anthem
Cigna
BCBS
Amerihealth
Oscar
Meritain
Fidelis
UnitedHealthcare
UMR
Tricare
ComPsych
Highmark
Magellan
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By the Numbers

Valley Spring Cocaine Treatment at a Glance

Key metrics that define the quality and accessibility of our cocaine addiction treatment program.

8:1
Client-to-Staff Ratio
24hr
NP Eval After Intake
16
Insurance Providers
24/7
Admissions Available
For Families

How to Help a Loved One With Cocaine Addiction

Watching someone you care about struggle with cocaine addiction is painful. You may feel helpless, frustrated, or unsure what to say. This field guide is for you.

1
Educate yourself about the disease model of addiction. Understanding the neuroscience behind cocaine dependence removes blame and creates space for compassion. Cocaine use disorder is a medical condition — not a moral failing.
2
Avoid enabling behaviors. This means not making excuses for their drinking, not covering their responsibilities, and not providing financial support that sustains their use.
3
Set boundaries with compassion. Clear, consistent boundaries protect your well-being while communicating that you love the person but cannot support the behavior.
4
Offer specific help, not ultimatums. Instead of “You need to stop drinking,” try “I found a program that has evening sessions so you can still work. Can I call with you?”
5
Attend family therapy. Valley Spring’s Together We Heal program is a 6-session workshop open to family members 18+ — no requirement that your loved one be enrolled.
6
Join a monthly family support group. We host Zoom groups for families navigating addiction. Learn about codependency, self-care, and communication strategies.

You do not have to navigate this alone. Call (201) 781-8812 to speak with our admissions team.

When They Say No

What to Do If Your Loved One Refuses Cocaine Treatment

Refusal is common — and it does not mean the situation is hopeless. Most people who enter treatment do so after multiple conversations, not after one.

1
Professional intervention. A trained interventionist can guide a structured conversation that communicates love, concern, and consequences. We can recommend local intervention professionals.
2
Motivational interviewing techniques. Rather than arguing or lecturing, ask open-ended questions: “What do you think about how things have been going?” This reduces defensiveness.
3
Boundary setting. Sometimes the most effective motivator is a firm boundary — “I love you, but I can’t continue living this way.” Boundaries must be followed through consistently.
4
Understand the stages of change. Pre-contemplation → Contemplation → Preparation → Action → Maintenance. Each stage requires a different approach from you.
5
Know when to call 911. If your loved one is experiencing cocaine withdrawal symptoms (seizures, severe tremors, confusion, hallucinations), this is a medical emergency. Call 911 immediately.

Valley Spring offers same-day admissions and can admit clients within 24-48 hours after detox. When your loved one is ready, we will be ready too.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common Questions About Cocaine Treatment

Answers to the questions we hear most from individuals and families considering cocaine addiction treatment at Valley Spring.

No. Valley Spring is an outpatient treatment center and does not provide medical detox. We accept clients who have already completed detox or who are medically stable enough to begin outpatient care. We can help coordinate a detox placement before you begin treatment with us.
We prescribe Topamax and other medications as clinically indicated for cocaine use disorder. These medications reduce cravings and help prevent relapse. Our medical director and NP team manage all medication plans. We do not use methadone or provide detox medications.
Yes. Our IOP programs run from 6 PM to 9 PM on weekday evenings specifically so working adults can maintain their jobs. Our Virtual IOP option adds even more flexibility. Only our Partial Care (PHP) program runs during daytime hours (9 AM – 3 PM, Mon-Sat).
Treatment duration varies by individual needs. PHP typically lasts 4-6 weeks, IOP runs 6-8 weeks, and outpatient/alumni programming continues as long as needed. Most clients progress through our full continuum of care over 3-4 months, but there is no fixed end date — we support you as long as you need.
We accept 16 major insurance providers including Horizon, Aetna, Cigna, BCBS, UHC, Tricare, and more. Our admissions team will verify your specific benefits for free — usually within 15 minutes. Call (201) 781-8812 or use our online verification form.
Our evidence-based therapy stack includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), EMDR for trauma processing, Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), experiential therapy, contingency management, and trauma-informed counseling. Treatment plans are individualized — not one-size-fits-all.
Yes. Our Together We Heal family program is a 6-session workshop open to family members 18 and older. It addresses codependency patterns, teaches communication skills, and helps families rebuild trust. Family members can attend even if their loved one is not currently enrolled in our program.
Valley Spring offers same-day admissions when possible. Our admissions team is available 24/7 at (201) 781-8812. After detox, most clients can begin treatment within 24-48 hours. We complete insurance verification, clinical assessment, and NP evaluation as quickly as possible to minimize wait times.

Your Recovery Starts With One Call

Whether you are seeking help for yourself or for someone you love, our clinical team is ready to guide you through every step. Admissions are open 24/7 — no waitlist, no judgment.

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Location

Cocaine Treatment in Bergen County, NJ

Valley Spring Recovery Center is centrally located in Norwood, NJ — serving Bergen County and the greater NYC metro area.

Valley Spring Recovery Center

830 Broadway
Norwood, NJ 07648
Bergen County

Phone: (201) 781-8812
Hours: Admissions open 24/7
Directions: 20 min from the George Washington Bridge
Serving communities throughout Bergen County:
Norwood Hackensack Englewood Teaneck Paramus Fort Lee Ridgewood Fair Lawn Bergenfield Garfield Lodi Closter Mahwah Ramsey Saddle Brook Wyckoff