New Convictions Recovery Expands with New Counselors to Serve Clients Better
Jun 23, 2022
Hawthorne, NJ, USA - June 23, 2022 —
The addiction services provider New Convictions Recovery has called for counselors as they grow their team. They are hiring licensed clinical alcohol and drug addiction counselors, licensed professional counselors, and licensed social workers to expand and improve their services.
New Convictions Recovery is a clinic offering therapy and interventions in Hawthorne, New Jersey. Founded by Roland Achtau LCSW, LCADC, the treatment center recognizes the importance of prioritizing all aspects of recovery. They treat addiction as an emotional, spiritual and physical illness by taking a comprehensive view of treatment and providing tailored treatment to all clients.
The addiction recovery services provider offers individual therapy, family counseling, couples counseling, and interventions. They have also partnered with a certified nutritionist and CrossFit gym as part of their holistic approach to treating addiction. New Convictions Recovery treats the mind, body, and spirit using well-established counseling methods, nutrition and fitness experts, and a biblical worldview.
New Convictions Recovery is hiring therapists with licenses such as NJ LCADC, CADC, LCSW, LSW, and LPC. All of the counselors at New Convictions Recovery have experience delivering counseling to people dealing with addiction and their families. The treatment center ensures it takes care of its employees, so it is in the best position to take care of its clients. They ensure New Convictions Recovery is a desirable place for counselors to work.
Expanding the team of counselors at New Convictions Recovery allows the treatment center to serve its clients better. The center treats drug and alcohol addiction, gambling addiction, sex addiction, gaming and online addiction, and food addiction. Adding new counselors to their team can draw from a collective, multi-disciplinary experience that can assist clients in their recovery. New Convictions Recovery will be able to take on more clients and ensure everyone can receive the individual care and attention they need during their recovery journey.
New Convictions Recovery serves both addicts and their loved ones. Their treatment for alcohol and drug addiction and behavioral addictions focuses on a holistic and faith-based approach designed to treat every aspect of addiction as an illness. They have more than a decade of experience providing caring treatment and are now excited to expand their team and continue serving the community.
For more information, visit the New Convictions Recovery website at https://newconvictionsrecovery.com/. Please contact Roland Achtau with questions or comments; call 973-963-4656, email [email protected], or write to 121 Rea Avenue, 1st Floor Hawthorne, NJ 07506.
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Name: Roland Achtau
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Organization: New Convictions Recovery
Address: 121 Rea Avenue, 1st Floor Hawthorne, NJ 07506
Phone: 973-963-4656
Website: https://newconvictionsrecovery.com/
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