Addiction Counselor
Colleen Fitzpatrick, MSW, LCSW, CH, Counselor
LICENSED CLINICAL SOCIAL WORKER, CERTIFIED HYPNOTHERAPIST
278 Tuckerton Rd., Medford, New Jersey 08055 | 609-313-4341
Addiction has a very emotional component that needs to be processed in order to become stable. I can assist you in identifying emotions and behaviors and how they relate to your addiction. I utilize a compassion based approach in combination with cognitive therapy. I have specific experience in assisting professionals with addiction challenges and how to build coping skills.
Addiction Counselor
Larry Cohen, Ph.D.
For Individuals and Couples
1 Eves Dr. Suite 111, Marlton, New Jersey 08053 | (856) 352-5428
Substance abuse and substance dependence are similar, but not the same. As your addictions coach, we will work together to determine if you or a loved one is experiencing substance abuse, or suffering from substance dependence, the more serious of the two. Substance abuse can often precede a more dangerous substance dependence problem. But there are other factors to consider, including mental health problems such as depression or anxiety. If addressed immediately, substance abuse may not lead to substance dependence. Contact me today to discuss your concerns. Working together, we may be able to end your substance abuse problem before it gets out of hand.
Addiction Counselor
Tara King, EdD, MA LCADC, ACS, SAC
Licensed Professional Therapist
2095 Route 88, Suite 3, Brick, New Jersey 08724 | 8483339330
I work with all kinds of addictions not just alcohol and drugs. I have done a lot of work with sexual addiction and pornography, as well as eating disorders. I do like the 12 steps but I have worked with a number of clients who don't like 12 steps or group meetings and I have had a lot of success. The key is finding reasons to not engage in an addictive behavior and working off of that.
08087 is a zip code located in Ocean County and part of Tuckerton, New Jersey. It has a land area of 49.932 square miles.  The population of 08087 is 24,104 people.