Methamphetamine Addiction & Rehab

Methamphetamine addiction, often referred to as meth or ice dependency, is a powerful and destructive disease. It leads to severe physical and psychological consequences, including damage to the brain, heart, and other organs. Users may experience extreme weight loss, dental problems, anxiety, paranoia, and hallucinations.

Our meth addiction treatment program is designed to address both the physical and mental health issues associated with prolonged use.

Our program begins with a medically-supervised meth detox to safely manage the uncomfortable and sometimes dangerous withdrawal symptoms. Following detox, clients transition into an intensive therapy phase that includes individual and group counseling, behavioral therapies like Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), and holistic approaches. This comprehensive approach is designed to treat the whole person and build a strong foundation for long-term recovery.

The length of detox can vary for each person, but the acute withdrawal phase for meth generally lasts from 7 to 10 days. Throughout this period, our medical team provides 24/7 care to manage withdrawal symptoms, ensuring your safety and comfort.

Common meth withdrawal symptoms can include intense cravings, severe depression, fatigue, increased appetite, and psychosis. These symptoms are why a medically supervised detox is crucial for a safe and successful start to recovery.

It’s common for individuals with methamphetamine addiction to also struggle with an underlying mental health disorder like severe anxiety, depression, or PTSD. This is known as a dual diagnosis. We understand the complex link between substance use and mental health, which is why our program is designed to provide integrated treatment. Our compassionate team performs a thorough evaluation to identify any co-occurring conditions, and we then create a personalized dual diagnosis treatment plan that addresses both your meth dependency and your mental health challenges simultaneously. This approach ensures we are not just treating the addiction, but also the underlying issues that may have contributed to it, offering you the best possible chance for a successful and stable recovery. 

All communication and treatment with us are strictly confidential. We understand the importance of privacy and are committed to ensuring a safe, discreet, and non-judgmental environment for your recovery.

After a successful detox, clients transition into our residential rehab program. This is where the real work of recovery begins, focusing on therapy, skill-building, and creating a solid relapse prevention plan for a life of lasting sobriety.

• Ice: This is one of the most common and widely used terms for the crystalline form of methamphetamine. It is a highly potent form of the drug.
• Meth: The most common and simple abbreviation for methamphetamine.
• Speed: Refers to methamphetamine, often in a less pure powder form.
• Crystal/Crystal Meth: Synonymous with “ice,” referring to the clear, rock-like form of the drug.
• Tina: A slang term for meth, often used in a more discreet or intimate context.
• Shabu: A term for crystal meth, particularly in certain cultural contexts.
• Crank: A term for meth, often referring to a lower-quality powder.
• Glass: Another term for the crystalline form of meth, like “ice” and “crystal.”
• Base: Refers to a damp, oily or waxy form of methamphetamine.
• Shard: A piece of crystal methamphetamine, resembling a shard of glass.