Admissions

Outpatient Behavioral Health Services

Is New Brunswick Counseling Center right for you?

Thank you for considering New Brunswick Counseling center and Burlington Comprehensive Counseling for your behavioral health needs. We are a CARF accredited facility offering mental health and substance use services, with medication assisted treatment for opioid use. Our outpatient program uses evidence-based practices and qualified professionals to help you. Our outpatient program for yourself. We believe in a patient centered approach because we know that your potential and the power of our partnership can guide you towards your goal. If you think our vision for you aligns with your own goals, we encourage you to book your evaluation with us!

Admissions Process

Step 1: Schedule an Evaluation Appointment

Begin your journey with us by booking an evaluation to assess your needs.

Step 2: Complete Pre-Admission Forms

Fill out the pre-admission and screening forms included in your appointment confirmation email. You can also click here to access the forms directly.

Step 3: Attend Your Evaluation

Meet with our team to complete your evaluation and take the next step toward receiving support.

Walk-in vs. Scheduled Appointment

We kindly ask that you register for an evaluation on our website, www.nbcounseling.org, before coming in to one of our sites for your appointment. Please contact the New Brunswick location at 732-246-4025, ext. 100, or the Mount Holly/Burlington location at 609-267-3610, ext. 201, if you are unable to finish this or do not have access to a device. You will be asked to complete a few brief questions after selecting the program you want to enroll in. An automated confirmation email containing a safe, HIPAA-compliant link to DocuSign intake forms will be mailed to you. To allow you more time to discuss your wants and requirements at your meeting, we encourage you to complete these ahead of time. However, if you are having difficulties signing the forms online, an alternative option will be available for you at each location. Please arrive 30 minutes early to complete this paperwork, as we are unable to see you before it is signed off. 

Scheduled Appointments

A scheduled appointment has a fixed date and time, and you are guaranteed a meeting then. This option is available for certain programs and the schedule is included below.

Walk-In Appointments

A walk-in appointment means we have more spots than intake personnel due to the high demand, which means we offer evaluations on a first-come first-served basis. If for any reason we are unable to see you during then, you are free to “walk-in” at the next available time slot for your program of interest.

First Appointment Checklist

What to Bring to Your First Appointment:

  • Photo-ID
  • Insurance card, if applicable
  • Proof of income/unemployment if you are seeking state funding (not available for Mental health program)
  • Be prepared to leave a urine sample (for substance use and opioid treatment program only)

Services We Offer