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Treating Cocaine Addiction
Cocaine is a stimulant that provides short-term increases in energy, alertness, and focus, the use of which can lead to addiction and accompanying negative physical, mental, behavioral, and social consequences.
If you or someone you love is dealing with a cocaine addiction, contact our caring team of professionals. We provide personalized cocaine addiction rehab to help individuals regain sobriety and move forward with renewed ability to maintain wellness.
Cocaine Use and Addiction
Individuals may look to cocaine use for social reasons or to deal with stress or other emotional conditions. Whatever leads to the use of the drug, cocaine is addictive.
Cocaine affects the control of dopamine, the body’s neurotransmitter that handles pleasure. Essentially, the drug floods the brain with a high that gives instant gratification. The brain starts to crave such a high, and, in an addictive process, becomes less stimulated by cocaine, which can lead to increased use. In some cases, the result is binge usage, a condition that can increase dependency and overdose risk.
Side Effects of Cocaine
There are numerous potential side effects of cocaine use, including both financial and legal problems. Following are examples of other side effects.
Physical Side Effects
Use of cocaine increases the chance of:
- Bowel decay
- Headaches
- Heart attack
- Loss of smell
- Lung damage
- Seizures
- Strokes
Mental Side Effects
Cocaine is associated with:
- Anxiety
- Depression
- Mental decline
- Obsessively thinking about cocaine
- Panic attacks
- Paranoia
Behavioral and Social Side Effects
Cocaine use is connected to:
- Challenges connecting with others
- Erratic behavior
- Isolation
- Neglect of loved ones
- Risky behavior
- Secrecy
- Violence
Are You Addicted to Cocaine?
This 10-question informational quiz is available to help identify signs of cocaine addiction. The quiz is a resource, but it is not meant to diagnose cocaine addiction. For a diagnosis of cocaine addiction, contact a healthcare professional.
Question 1
1. How often do you use cocaine?
Question 2
2. Do you feel like you need to use more cocaine to achieve the same level of high?
Question 3
3. When you use cocaine do you put yourself in dangerous situations?
Question 4
4. Has your cocaine use strained your relationships with loved ones?
Question 5
5. Do you use cocaine in secrecy?
Question 6
6. Have you missed work because of your cocaine use?
Question 7
7. Have you shown up to work high this year?
Question 8
8. Have you noticed rapid mood swings or increased irritability?
Question 9
9. Has someone you loved suggested you have a problem with cocaine?
Question 10
10. Do you want to quit using cocaine but feel unable to stop?
If you have selected answer "A" to any of the questions above, you could be struggling with a cocaine addiction. A healthcare professional can provide you with a proper diagnosis and suggest the best treatment options for your needs. Call our team today to learn how we can help.
Free, Confidential Consultations
If you or a loved one is dealing with a cocaine addiction, contact our compassionate team of healthcare providers. We offer free, confidential consultations and provide personalized cocaine addiction rehab in San Diego.
Cocaine Addiction Rehab
Rehab for cocaine addiction from Jackson House Recovery Centers is provided through voluntary residential treatment. We take an individualized approach to help residents build wellness and cultivate skills to support their ongoing recovery.
Cocaine addiction rehab at our center includes supervised detoxification services, both individual and group therapies, education on sobriety, and a focus on nutrition. Medication management is also available.
Elements of Treatment
Community, customization, and nutrition are treatment focus areas at Jackson House Recovery Centers.
We believe that each of these elements is important to recovery.
We want residents to benefit from community connections as they work with staff and interact with fellow residents. Opportunities to build on the community aspect of the center are provided through group therapy sessions and by residents making meals together.
Treatment is tailored to individual clients. Members of our caring team will take time to understand your circumstances and work with you to create a treatment approach suited to your recovery.
Cocaine addiction can deplete your body of nutrients, and healthy eating can be a significant way to help build wellness, both by restoring nutrients and improving chemical balance.
Aftercare Support
Before residents complete their stay at the center, we work to make sure each has a safe location to live following their treatment and a plan for maintaining improved wellness.
Also, our support of clients continues beyond their residency, with follow-up during the first 60 days after treatment and the availability of our active alumni group. The alumni group meets regularly, with support meetings, sporting activities, and service projects providing venues for alumni to stay connected.
Benefits of Cocaine Addiction Rehab
Multiple benefits can result from cocaine addiction rehab, including improved physical wellness, greater ability to regulate mood and emotions, improved thinking and ability to direct attention, and better financial opportunities.
Supervised care and personalized treatment plans are integral to our rehab services at Jackson House Recovery Centers. These benefits include monitored detoxification support and, as needed, medication management. At our center focus is given to determining the underlying factors impacting your addiction and providing associated treatment.
Cocaine Addiction Rehab in San Diego
Located in San Diego, our treatment center offers cocaine rehab services with a focus on personalized care. If you or a loved one is dealing with a cocaine addiction, please contact us. Our professional team provides effective rehab services for cocaine addiction, offering individualized attention and a compassionate approach.
2456 E St, San Diego, CA 92102
We specialize in substance use disorders and helping you find sobriety.
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