Addictions We Treat
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Cocaine Addiction Treatment
The Cycle of Cocaine Use
Over time, tolerance to cocaine increases and it takes stronger and/or more frequent doses to get or keep the same high, and to find relief from symptoms of ‘coming down’ such as anxiety, confusion, depression and agitation.
It’s a cycle that leads to cocaine addiction; a psychological and physical dependence that compels an individual to use cocaine regardless of the harmful consequences.
The Estate Approach
Cocaine Treatment at the Estate
This research-based therapeutic experience provides your loved one important recovery lessons about trust, communication, perseverance and team-building along with other tools for overcoming obstacles to sobriety. Traditional cocaine addiction treatments including CBT, DBT and EDMR are also part of our individualized care.
Effects of Cocaine Addiction
• Dilated pupils
• Nausea
• Raised body temperature and blood pressure
• Fast or irregular heartbeat
• Tremors and muscle twitches
• Restlessness and irritability
• Hypersensitivity to sight, sound and touch
• Paranoia
• Smoking – Cough, asthma, respiritory distress and higher risk of infections like pneumonia
• Oral Use – Bowel decay from reduced blood flow
• Needle Injection – Higher risk for contracting HIV, hepatitis C and other blood borne diseases, skin or soft tissue infections in addition to scarring or collapsed veins
Signs of Cocaine Addiction
• Weight loss
• Sleep disturbances
• Mood changes, unusual fatigue and/or bursts of energy
• Covering arms and/or legs (where they may be injecting) when they ordinarily wouldn’t
• Sudden financial problems and/or borrowing money without explanation
• Isolating from loved ones or friends, changing group of friends
OPPORTUNITIES
Clinical
Clinical professionals are the core of our treatment programs. We strive to set them up for success by providing supervision hours. In turn, allowing them to provide the best guidance and care for our inpatient and outpatient facilities. Our licensed counselors lay the path to sobriety for our patients throughout their road to recovery.