About Archangel Centers
Co-founded by Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino and his wife Lauren. Outpatient addiction and mental health treatment in Tinton Falls, NJ. Nine years sober. Now helping you build your comeback.
Mike and Lauren Sorrentino on why they opened Archangel Centers

Co-Founder + Recovery Ambassador
Mike Sorrentino went from one of the most-watched faces on reality television to nine years sober and counting. He has done the work. He knows the dark moments. He knows the comeback.
When Mike and Lauren decided to open Archangel Centers, the brief was simple: build the program he wished existed when HE was getting sober. Clinical-grade care. Real lived experience. No judgment. Adults only.
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Co-Founder
Lauren has been Mike's partner through every chapter of recovery. She knows what it looks like from the family side. The fear. The hope. The slow rebuilding of trust.
At Archangel Centers, Lauren leads family programming, alumni engagement, and the parts of recovery that happen outside the clinical hours. Because the people who love someone in recovery need a place too.
Inside the Facility
Tinton Falls, NJ. 44 Apple St STE 3. See the rooms, meet the team.
March 2026
Hundreds of supporters, family, alumni, community partners, and local officials joined Mike and Lauren to open the doors of Archangel Centers.
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What We Do
Archangel Centers offers Partial Hospitalization (PHP), Intensive Outpatient (IOP), standard Outpatient (OP), Way House sober living, Detox Concierge, and integrated mental health treatment. Adults 18+. Most insurance accepted.
Most treatment centers have one or the other. Mike's recovery story shapes how we treat people. Our clinical team brings the evidence-based therapies (CBT, DBT, MAT when indicated, trauma-focused care) that produce measurable outcomes.
Roughly half of people in addiction treatment also have a co-occurring mental health condition. We treat both together as the standard of care.
Outpatient treatment keeps you connected to your real life: family, work, community. For most adults this produces better long-term outcomes than disappearing into residential care for 30 days and returning to the same environment that drove the addiction.