Drug & alcohol treatment for Sussex County, New Jersey
Enlighten Recovery is a Sussex County–based, NJ DMHAS–licensed outpatient program. Our Augusta location offers intensive outpatient (IOP) and outpatient (OP) treatment for substance use and co-occurring mental-health conditions — built so you can keep working, parenting, and living at home while you recover.
Centrally located on US-206 in Augusta — a short drive from Newton, Sparta, and Vernon.
Towns we serve in Sussex County
What we offer Sussex County residents
Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
ASAM Level 2.1 — three structured evenings a week, so you keep work and family.
Outpatient (OP)
Step-down counseling once stability is established.
Substance use assessment
A full ASAM biopsychosocial to match you to the right level of care.
Co-occurring care
Depression, anxiety, and trauma treated alongside substance use.
Telehealth
HIPAA-aware virtual sessions when getting to the office is hard.
Court / DUI compliance
Evaluations and attendance documentation for attorneys and the courts.
Sussex County treatment — common questions
Do you take insurance for Sussex County residents?
Yes. We verify benefits with most major commercial plans and many NJ Medicaid managed-care plans. Submit your insurance through admissions and we’ll confirm coverage before you start.
How does evening IOP work?
Our intensive outpatient program meets three evenings a week (Mon/Wed/Thu, 6–9 PM) so you can attend after work. It’s ASAM Level 2.1 — about nine clinical hours weekly over roughly twelve weeks.
Can you handle court-ordered or DUI cases?
Yes. We provide ASAM evaluations and attendance/compliance documentation for attorneys, probation, and the courts, with a signed release of information on file.
What if I need a higher level of care first?
Your intake assessment determines the right level of care. If you need detox or residential first, we’ll help coordinate it and welcome you for IOP step-down afterward.
47 US Highway 206, Augusta, NJ 07822
Open Mon–Fri · 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM · NJ DMHAS licensed