If you have come to our site seeking information, guidance, or referral services you have come to the right place. Wellspring provides education and support to those who need assistance confronting the disease of dependence.
Thank you for stopping by our Information & Referral portal. Whether you are seeking information on substance abuse, the type of treatments available, wish to speak to one of our Preventionists about treatment options, or wish to do it anonymously on our website, you’ve come to the right place.
- At any time, you can call our helpline at 732-254-3344 to speak to one of our Preventionists.
- Middlesex County utilizes Behavioral Health Navigators who provide free support for all residents across Middlesex County who are dealing with mental health and substance use disorders. For help, call 732-745-3810!
- If you live outside of Middlesex County New Jersey, you can get help now by calling the New Jersey Addiction Services Hotline anytime at 844-276-2777.
- You can also access the New Jersey Mental Health Cares Information and Referral Helpline at 1-866-202-HELP (4357).
Treatment Options Overview
Wellspring has compiled a detailed guide to help you understand the various types of treatment options available. Each level of treatment from detoxification to inpatient and outpatient programs to support groups such as Alcoholics Anonymous will be explained, so you can make the best decision for you.
- Please follow this link for a list of all available treatment options in and around Middlesex County.
- You can also obtain referrals here.
- More information is available here.
- Mental health resources are available here.
Jason Surks Memorial Resource Center
Named after a special young man who died of an accidental prescription drug overdose, the Jason Surks Memorial Prevention Resource Center is a repository of information related to a wide variety of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug issues. We offer an extensive library of pamphlets, links to authoritative articles, and original content related to Alcohol, Drugs, Youth & Teens, as well as Parents & Families. We also offer a comprehensive collection of Helpful Links to national resources regarding Treatment, Special Populations, Prevention, Government Agencies, Community-based Organizations, and 12-Step Support.
Our Resource Center is more than online or printed information; it is also the expertise available to you through our experienced staff of Certified Prevention Specialists. We are here to answer your questions, provide technical assistance so you can develop your own presentation utilizing the information you found here, or even to schedule one of our Certified Prevention Specialists to present to your school or community-based group in person. Please feel free to call or send us an email. We are happy to help!
Recovery Resources
According to The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), recovery-oriented care and recovery support systems help people with mental and substance use disorders manage their conditions successfully. Recovery is a process of change through which people improve their health and wellness, live self-directed lives, and strive to reach their full potential. Click here for additional information.
For Addiction Facts and Information
If you have come to our site seeking information, guidance, or referral services for yourself or another person, you have come to the right place. Wellspring is here to provide education and support to those who need assistance confronting the disease of alcoholism and drug dependence.
Here are links to help you learn about each of the topics listed.
- Alcohol
- Prescription Drugs
- Marijuana
- Tobacco
- Illegal Drugs
- Cocaine
- Over The Counter
- For parents and caregivers
Helpful Links
To help with your search for information about alcohol and other drug use disorders, Wellspring has compiled a directory of outside informational resources to complement our own. We hope the following links are helpful.
Others: