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Call (732) 495-1474IOP in Union Beach, NJ
In a close-knit shore community, there are not many secrets. You see the same faces at the deli, at school pickup, at the firehouse fundraiser. The worry is not just about treatment itself — it is about who might see you walking in.
- 300 State Route 35, Unit 1&2, Keyport, NJ 07735
- ASAM Level 2.1
- Masters-level clinicians
Get started — confidential
A masters-level clinician replies. No pressure to commit.
- No referral needed
- Confidential
- Court / IDRC / DCP&P welcome
- ASAM Level 2.1 National clinical benchmark
- Masters-level clinicians Every intake assessment
- CBT · DBT · MI · MAT Evidence-based methods
- Dual diagnosis One integrated plan
- No referral needed Call or request online
It is close enough that the drive takes about 7 minutes. It is far enough that you are not walking past your neighbor’s house.
That closeness is one of the best things about Union Beach. It is also one of the reasons people here put off getting help for addiction or mental health struggles.
Resa Treatment Center is a short drive away in Keyport, at 300 State Route 35, Unit 1&2. For some people, that small bit of distance matters.
- Confidential assessment
- Your information is protected by federal confidentiality rules
- No pressure to commit
- A small borough
- a close-knit shore community — closeness cuts both ways, and everybody knows everybody
- 3.3 mi
- to 300 State Route 35, Keyport
Walking into a treatment center for the first time is hard no matter where you live, but it can feel harder in a small town where everyone seems to be watching. Resa’s intake process is designed to make that first step as straightforward as possible.
A Town That Already Knows What Recovery Looks Like
Union Beach · 2012
Union Beach rebuilt itself after Hurricane Sandy tore through in 2012. Homes were gutted. The school flooded. Families lived in temporary housing for months, some for years.
The town came back because people showed up for each other, day after day, even when progress felt painfully slow.
Recovery works the same way
It is not a single dramatic moment. It is showing up repeatedly, doing the work even when it does not feel like it is moving fast enough, and leaning on structure when motivation runs thin.
An intensive outpatient program provides that structure without pulling you out of the life you are trying to hold together.
- 9–15
- hours of structured care each week
- 4
- days a week the center runs groups
- 1
- integrated plan for substance use and mental health
What the Program Looks Like
Resa’s IOP follows ASAM Level 2.1 guidelines. Clients attend multiple sessions each week, totaling 9 to 15 hours of care. Sessions are available Monday through Thursday from 9 AM to 9 PM and Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM, which means both daytime and evening options.
The clinical approach is built around each individual rather than a fixed curriculum.
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Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Maps out triggers, teaches how to say no in high-risk situations, and builds healthier daily routines.
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Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
Skills for handling intense emotions without turning to substances — especially useful with a trauma history.
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Motivational Interviewing (MI)
Woven throughout. Clinicians help you explore your own reasons for change instead of lecturing.
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MAT & psychiatric support
MAT for alcohol or opioid use disorders, plus ongoing psychiatric care — medical and mental health under one roof.
Getting There
For a program that requires several visits per week, access is not a minor consideration. A shorter trip makes it easier to keep showing up.
Schematic — not to scale
- 3.3 miles By road to Keyport
- The distance shown is the road distance between Union Beach and Keyport.
- 8 min NJ Transit 817 bus
- The 817 runs between Union Beach and Keyport in about eight minutes.
- Nearby Hazlet train station
- On the North Jersey Coast Line, and the station closest to Resa in Keyport.
In text · From Union Beach, the Bayshore corridor leads to Resa at 300 State Route 35, Unit 1&2, Keyport. Drive times for all thirteen Bayshore communities are listed on the IOP Near Me page.
You are 7 minutes away. Start with a question, not a commitment.
Confidential · masters-level clinician · no referral needed
Starting the Conversation
A masters-level clinician leads a confidential assessment covering substance use history, mental health concerns, medical needs, and personal goals. There is no pressure to commit to anything during that conversation. It is about understanding what you are dealing with and whether the program is a good fit.
- Confidential from the first phone call
- No referral needed
- No pressure to commit to anything
- Come on your own, with family, or through a court referral
Court, probation, Recovery Court, IDRC, or DCP&P referral? Mention it on the form — we work with all of them.
Ask a question — confidentially
Six fields. A masters-level clinician replies — usually same day.
No referral needed. Your information is protected by federal confidentiality rules.
If you live in Union Beach and have been turning this over in your head, the hardest part is making the call.
- Pillar Full IOP program guide What an IOP is, who does well, the full FAQ
- Geo hub See all communities we serve Drive times from 13 Bayshore towns
- Spoke Keyport On site · schedule flexibility
- Spoke Hazlet 7 minutes · built for commuters
No referral is needed. Resa serves people who come on their own, with support from family, or through court, probation, Recovery Court, IDRC, or DCP&P referrals.