Cocaine Addiction Treatment
Cocaine addiction affects health, relationships, and daily life. At Rebuilding Recovery Center, we provide professional treatment and evidence-based care to help you overcome cocaine use disorder.
Understanding Cocaine Addiction
Cocaine is a highly addictive stimulant that affects the brain, leading to dependency and intense cravings. Over time, it can damage both mental and physical health. Cocaine addiction develops quickly and can be hard to overcome alone. Understanding the signs, withdrawal symptoms, and treatment options can help you take the first step.
Cocaine is a stimulant drug. It increases dopamine levels in the brain, creating intense feelings of euphoria and energy. However, cocaine addiction develops quickly, leading to compulsive cocaine use despite harmful consequences. Over time, it can damage the brain, heart, and mental health. This makes professional treatment essential.
Recognizing the signs can help individuals and loved ones seek help early. Cocaine addiction affects physical health, mental well-being, and behavior.
Cocaine use can lead to serious health risks and is a dangerous substance to be involved with. These include overdose, heart problems, and mental health issues. An overdose may cause a fast heartbeat, high blood pressure, seizures, or trouble breathing.
Long-term use carries its own set of risks. Using over time increases the chances of developing anxiety, paranoia, memory loss, and heart disease. Getting treatment early can help prevent lasting harm.
- Increased heart rate and high blood pressure
- Dilated pupils and restlessness
- Weight loss and decreased appetite
- Nosebleeds or nasal damage from snorting cocaine
- Intense mood swings and irritability
- Anxiety, paranoia, or hallucinations
- Risk-taking behavior and impulsivity
- Depression or suicidal thoughts after use
- Frequent disappearances or secrecy
- Neglecting work, school, or family responsibilities
- Polysubstance use (using other substances too)
- Failed attempts to quit despite negative consequences
Cocaine Withdrawal Symptoms
Cocaine withdrawal is often intense, making it difficult to quit without medical support. Symptoms usually appear within hours of stopping and can last for weeks.
Common symptoms of cocaine withdrawal:
- Extreme fatigue and lack of energy
- Depression and intense mood swings
- Irritability and agitation
- Strong cravings for cocaine
The cocaine withdrawal timeline varies for each person, but symptoms can last from days to weeks. Without professional detox, withdrawal can lead to relapse, making medical supervision essential.
How Rebuilding Recovery Treats Cocaine Addiction
At Rebuilding Recovery, we provide compassionate, evidence-based care to help individuals overcome cocaine addiction. Our approach treats addiction at its root, addressing both physical and psychological challenges.
We believe in unreasonable hospitality—a level of care that goes beyond expectations. Our highly personalized plans provide each person with the therapy and medical support they need to recover.
We use a range of therapies to help individuals heal from cocaine addiction. Our treatment programs combine scientific and holistic approaches for full recovery:
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) to manage thoughts, emotions, and triggers
- Trauma-informed therapy to work through difficult past experiences and address personal struggles
- Group therapy to provide peer support and shared experiences
- Experiential therapies like mindfulness, expressive arts, yoga, nutrition guidance, and movement-based healing
- Family therapy to rebuild relationships, develop communication, and create a strong support system
- Relapse prevention planning and aftercare services to prepare for life after treatment
Our Cocaine Addiction Treatment Programs
At Rebuilding Recovery, we offer different levels of care to meet each individual’s needs.
Our Day Treatment Program provides full-time, structured support without requiring overnight stays. It includes daily therapy, relapse prevention, and skill-building sessions.
The Half-Day Treatment Program offers flexibility while maintaining structured care. This program is ideal for individuals balancing work, school, or family while continuing treatment.
For those unable to attend in person, our Virtual Addiction Treatment program provides secure, HIPAA-compliant therapy from home, ensuring accessibility without compromising care.
Life After Cocaine Addiction
Recovery doesn’t end when treatment does. At Rebuilding, we focus on long-term relapse prevention and life skills training. Our support and care help individuals to build a meaningful, substance-free life. By rebuilding healthy habits, relationships, and confidence, individuals create a strong foundation for lasting recovery.
You don’t have to face addiction alone. Rebuilding Recovery provides expert care, compassionate support, and evidence-based treatment. Let us help you take back your life.
FAQs
Crack vs. cocaine: what’s the difference?
Crack is a smokable form of cocaine that produces a faster, more intense high but wears off quickly, leading to repeated use. Powdered cocaine is usually snorted and has a longer-lasting effect.
How long does cocaine stay in your system?
Cocaine can be detected in urine for 2–4 days, in blood for up to 2 days, and in hair for up to 90 days.
What happens during cocaine addiction treatment?
Treatment includes detox, therapy, relapse prevention, and holistic support. We address both the physical and psychological sides of addiction.
How long does cocaine addiction treatment last?
The length of treatment varies. Depending on their needs, people could take part in treatment for several weeks to several months.
Can I receive cocaine addiction treatment without going to rehab?
Yes! Rebuilding Recovery offers outpatient and virtual treatment programs. This allows you to receive care without living in a facility.
Does insurance cover cocaine addiction treatment at Rebuilding Recovery?
Most insurance providers cover addiction treatment. Contact us to verify your benefits and explore payment options.
