New Hope Integrated Behavioral Health - Epiphany House Asbury Park

Transitional Housing for Women, Including Mothers With Children

New Hope Integrated Behavioral Health – Epiphany House Asbury Park provides 24/7 residential transitional living services for adult women, including women with dependent children. The program is built around safe, stable housing that supports early sobriety while residents prepare for more independent living.

A Clear Focus on Reintegration Into Daily Life

This program emphasizes the practical steps of returning to the community, family responsibilities, and work. Residents receive individualized help tied to individual medical, psychiatric, vocational, parenting, and educational goals, especially useful for people who want structure while they rebuild routines and stability.

Support for Substance Use, Trauma, and Co-Occurring Needs

Epiphany House offers substance use disorder counseling and trauma-related counseling, and it serves clients with co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders. Counseling may include individual, group, and family sessions. Screening and monitoring services can include screening for substance use and mental disorders, tobacco screening, and drug or alcohol urine screening, alongside health education and counseling support related to HIV/AIDS and hepatitis.

Practical Services That Help Residents Stay Engaged

Beyond counseling, residents can access recovery support such as case management, housing services, mentoring or peer support, and help connecting to social services. The program also offers employment counseling or training, and it may be a fit for women who need family-centered support like child care and residential beds for clients’ children. Transportation assistance and accessibility features may also help reduce common barriers to staying connected to care.

Planning for Next Steps and Medication Continuity

Discharge planning and continuing care planning help residents map out what comes after transitional housing, with outcome follow-up after discharge and overdose education that can include naloxone support. The program accepts clients using medications for addiction treatment (MAT) when prescribed elsewhere and may offer nicotine replacement and tobacco cessation counseling. Smoking and vaping may be permitted in designated areas.