Methamphetamine doesn’t simply steal your health. It steals your identity, robs you of your relationships, and can quickly take your future. What may have started as a way to handle the difficulties of life can quickly spiral into a cycle that controls nearly all aspects of your life.

You’re not alone in your struggle against Methamphetamine addiction. In 2023, research shows that approximately 2.6 million Americans struggle with methamphetamine use. The crisis continues to grow, with over 37,000 overdose deaths in a single year.

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But there is hope for treatment and escape. Here at United Recovery Project in Hollywood, Florida, our team of compassionate care experts have helped many break free from meth’s grip and rebuild meaningful lives.

What Is Methamphetamine and Methamphetamine Addiction?

Methamphetamine – often referred to as “meth” or “crystal meth”, is a central nervous system stimulant that works to hijack your bran’s reward system.

Unlike other drugs, meth has the ability to quickly create an intense flood of dopamine (up to 1,200% of normal levels) that can lead to an extreme euphoria followed by a equally extreme crash.

This neurochemical interaction can fundamentally alter how your brain functions. Regular use can begin to damage your body’s dopamine receptors, which can make it more difficult for you to experience joy or pleasure.

The result is a vicious cycle where only meth can make you feel “normal,” even as it destroys your body and mind.

What Are The Long Term Consequences of Meth Addiction?

The long-term impacts of methamphetamine addiction can quickly spiral into a variety of incredibly dangerous consequences:

    Cardiovascular damage, including heart attack and stroke

  • “Meth mouth”, where you experience severe dental decay and tooth loss
  • Dramatic, unexplainable weight loss
  • Premature aging and skin deterioration
  • A consistent sense of psychosis and hallucinations
  • Sudden memory loss and cognitive impairment

What makes meth particularly dangerous? Most experts point to the severity of the drug and how quickly you can develop an addiction to it. Studies show that 60% of users quickly develop moderate to severe addiction.

Why Choose United Recovery Project for Methamphetamine Treatment?

When you need help for an addiction, you want to know that you have expert care that keeps you safe and puts you on the path to healing.

Located in beautiful Hollywood, Florida, United Recovery Project offers effective, compassionate meth addiction recovery. Our treatment options combine clinical excellence with a care team that is there for you every step of the way.

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At our 3-acre facility, individuals are invited to find hope in a space far from the triggers and chaos of active addiction.

Our clinical team includes experts who understand the unique challenges of methamphetamine recovery. We’ve successfully treated addiction for many and have helped them maintain their sobriety for years after their initial rehabilitation.

Our treatment options address both the physical and psychological aspects of addiction, while our low client-to-staff ratio means individuals enjoy personalized attention throughout the process.

Meth Detox as the First Step Toward Addiction Recovery

The first step to true healing involves breaking free of the primary stronghold in your current state. Detoxing from methamphetamine is often an intense process that should never be attempted alone.

While many of the experience that come with meth withdrawal are not typically life threatening, the some may lead to phsyical and mental challengs that can put individuals in a precarious position unless professionally supervised.

While each person’s experience is unique, most experience a three-stage withdrawal: a crash in the first three days, the acute withdrawal within the next week, and the “subacute phase” through the rest of the first month.

United Recovery Project’s medical detox program offers individuals 24/7 monitoring and support throughout this challenging process. Our medical team manages symptoms with appropriate medications and therapeutic interventions to ensure individuals can move through these stages safely.

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Why Choose an Inpatient Meth Rehab Program?

The best way to move from detox to freedom is with a consistent, caring team of experts by your side. Our comprehensive addiction residential program works to address many of the complex psychological and behavioral aspects of meth addiction. It’s a thoughtful, immersive approach that allows you to focus entirely on recovery in a structured, supportive environment.

Your daily schedule includes evidence-based therapies such as CBT and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), which aim to target your addiction’s root causes and develop healthy coping mechanisms.

Our Inpatient meth rehab program typically lasts 30-90 days, with longer stays recommended for those with severe addiction or co-occurring disorders. Contact our team today to learn more about the various options available.

Meth Relapse Prevention & Aftercare

As anyone who has journeyed through addiction knows, recovery doesn’t end at discharge. Statistics show that around 40-60% of meth users maintaining sobriety in their first year, but it’s the years after – when life gets back to normal – that the risks of relapse begin to rise.

Our comprehensive aftercare program offers a variety of services aimed at long-term recovery, including continuing care planning, an active alumni network, sober living referrals, and 24/7 crisis support.

Regular follow-up calls are scheduled to help monitor your progress and step in as you feel any need for extra help. We also celebrate alongside you as you hit each milestone in your recovery journey!

Take the First Step Toward Healing Today

Methamphetamine addiction can be an extremely tough challenge to overcome, but for those who are brave enough to seek help, hope is there. At United Recovery Project, we’ve witnessed incredible transformations in all forms of addiction recovery, and we invite you to discover how to take the next step in healing as well.

Our compassionate admissions team is standing by 24/7 to answer your questions, verify your insurance, and help you take that crucial first step. Contact us today and learn how to get started.

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