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14.12.2023
Methamphetamine Addiction Treatment
Methamphetamine addiction is common in the United States and, depending on where you live, may be more common than opioid use. It’s one of the most commonly available and powerful synthetically derived amphetamines and it can be made from common household chemicals and over-the-counter medications. However, the ingredients in methamphetamines are exceedingly toxic. While the ingredients in methamphetamines might be terrible, the negative effects pass far beyond beyond the health of the individual user. This is why finding the best possible methamphetamine addiction treatment program is so important.
According to the Methamphetamine Research Report published by the National Institutes of Health,
“The consequences of methamphetamine misuse are terrible for the individual—psychologically, medically, and socially. Using the drug can cause memory loss, aggression, psychotic behavior, damage to the cardiovascular system, malnutrition, and severe dental problems. Methamphetamine misuse has also been shown to contribute to increased transmission of infectious diseases, such as hepatitis and HIV/AIDS.
Beyond its devastating effects on individual health, methamphetamine misuse threatens whole communities, causing new waves of crime, unemployment, child neglect or abuse, and other social ills. A 2009 report from the RAND Corporation noted that methamphetamine misuse cost the nation approximately $23.4 billion in 2005.”
About Our Methamphetamine Addiction Treatment Programs
Sobriety Options understand that methamphetamine use disorders are complex. Many who use methamphetamines also use other substances of abuse such as alcohol, benzodiazepines or opioids. In addition, many long-term users of methamphetamines also suffer from co-occurring mental health disorders.
Our Admission’s Advisors are available 24 hours a day to help you learn more about methamphetamine addiction treatment programs available in our 7 different facilities. On the initial call, we will learn about you and what you or your loved one is personally struggling with and talk more about the methamphetamine addiction programs available to you. Then, we will review your healthcare insurance and perform a verification of benefits to determine if your policy will cover the entire cost of treatment and give you options at one of our 7 different locations. Afterwards, our clinical and/or medical staff will conduct an assessment to determine if you or your loved one needs to detox from other substances of abuse before residential treatment and if care for co-occurring mental health disorders is needed. Once you’ve chosen your program, we will then make travel arrangements to and from treatment for you.
About Our Locations Offering Methamphetamine Addiction Treatment
One of the best things about Sobriety Options is that our 7 different facilities can help people suffering from methamphetamine use disorder through the entire of continuum of care, that is, from detox (if needed for other substances of abuse), through residential care, dual-diagnosis programs, intensive outpatient programs, outpatient and sober living options.
Our facilities are Joint Commission accredited and our client to staff ratios are some of the best in the industry: 2:1. Moreover, our clinical, medical and counseling staff members themselves have over 100 years of combined experience.
Treatment for methamphetamine use disorder occurs in one of our locations in Southern California just north of San Diego in the city of Murrieta. You’ll benefit from a safe, upscale environment, gourmet food and outings on the weekend designed to help you transition back to long term sober living.
Get Into the Best Methamphetamine Addiction Treatment Program Today
If you need help for yourself or for a loved one, SobrietyOptions.com is here to help. We are open 24 hours a day and 365 days per year to help those suffering from substance abuse disorder and mental health disorders find their path to freedom from addiction and suffering.
