Stimulants are increasingly popular drugs used for a variety of effects.
In illegal use settings, stimulants are often used to increase dopamine and feelings of pleasure. Common stimulants include cocaine, amphetamines, ecstasy, methamphetamines, and a wide variety of prescription drugs. There are many factors that feed into stimulant addiction, including physical dependence and psychological cravings. At Banyan Treatment Center Massachusetts, we provide safe addiction treatment in Massachusetts, helping patients overcome their addictions to stimulants.
Detoxing from Stimulants
Before full therapy can begin, patients need to successfully detox from stimulants. Detoxification allows the body to break free from the physical controls of drugs or alcohol. Common stimulant withdrawal symptoms include:- Depression
- Hypersomnia
- Fatigue
- Insomnia
- Anxiety
- Poor Concentration
- Irritability
- Cravings
- Psychomotor Retardation
- Increased Appetite
- Paranoia
Therapies for Stimulant Addiction
After detoxing from stimulants, patients are encouraged to enter treatment programs. Our options for addiction treatment in Massachusetts include PHP, IOP, and OP treatment. Each program includes its own unique benefits for addressing the underlying factors of stimulant addiction. Our treatment experts can help patients find the right treatment approach for their needs.Mature and Mindfulness
Our Mature Track is an effective approach for treating stimulant addiction for patients aged 30 or older. This unique program for treating addiction combines Buddhist practices in the Eightfold path with patient-specific topics, such as career, marriage, or parenting. The Eight Paths addressed in this program include:- Understanding
- Intention
- Community
- Engagement
- Service
- Energy
- Mindfulness
- Concentration
By addressing various aspects of character, behavior, and core that feed into addiction, our Mature Track helps patients find their sobriety through a centered and focused approach. Call 888-280-4763 to learn more about our personalized paths for stimulant addiction treatment.
