The Washton Group

The Washton Group Confidential, personalized addiction treatment for high-functioning adults. Private practice in Princeton, NJ. Confidential, self-pay, no insurance.

The Washton Group is a specialized private practice providing individualized treatment for alcohol, co***ne, painkiller, stimulant, and other substance use disorders. We work with high-functioning adults who need respectful, sophisticated care tailored to their goals for recovery. Treatment includes psychotherapy for underlying emotional issues like anxiety and depression — getting to the root of the problem, not just the symptoms. Located in Princeton, NJ.

04/04/2026

The ability to limit one’s alcohol consumption to just a few drinks is referred to as an “off switch.” many people who come to seek my help specifically ask for treatment to regain control of their off switch.

If you or someone you know is looking for help moderating their drinking. Click the link in my bio.

04/01/2026

Enjoying drinks with friends is normal, but when alcohol leads to regret, embarrassment, or social isolation, it’s a warning sign. Learn the difference between social drinking and drinking that harms your life.

03/31/2026

Binge drinking can actually be harder to break, even for people who can go weeks without alcohol.

The “I can stop anytime” mindset keeps binge drinkers stuck in a dangerous cycle - and why losing control once you start is a key warning sign of alcohol misuse.

This is for anyone questioning their drinking patterns or wondering whether occasional binges could still mean a deeper problem.

12/18/2025

People often ask me the question “how do I know if my alcohol use is a problem” - there are many signs, here are a few. But asking yourself the question in plain language if the alcohol helps or hurts you

If you’re looking for help with your alcohol use check the link in my bio 🔗

12/11/2025

Most people struggling with drinking never step into AA—not because it can’t work, but because they don’t see themselves in the label or the identity it requires. This clip breaks down why the 12-step model fits only a fraction of people, even though it helps those who truly connect with it.

12/08/2025

In the harm reduction model, we don’t count sobriety days, we consider “relapse” as a reoccurrence and continued the treatment

12/07/2025

In the harm reduction model we don’t count sobriety days- we just take it as a recurrence and continue the treatment

12/04/2025

Moderation works for many people, but not everyone can reliably control their alcohol use. When someone struggles to master moderation skills, a significant number naturally shift toward abstinence on their own. This clip breaks down why learning your limits — or learning that you don’t have one — is an important part of the harm reduction process.

12/01/2025

Alcohol problems usually build slowly over years, but opioids and co***ne can escalate much faster. Opioids create physical tolerance in a matter of weeks, and co***ne issues can develop far quicker than alcohol. Understanding these different timelines helps people spot risks early and get support before things spiral.

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1000 Herrontown Road
Princeton, NJ
08540

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