At Rebuilding Recovery Center, we offer personalized treatment programs to help you or your loved ones overcome meth addiction. With holistic approaches at our Massachusetts facility, you can heal and rebuild your life.
A stimulant use disorder involving meth changes your brain and how you act, making it harder to quit on your own. The drug damages your brain’s reward system, so you crave it intensely despite its harm. Many people feel trapped in a cycle of meth use, even when they truly want to stop.
Crystal meth (methamphetamine) is man-made and looks like shiny, clear crystals or bluish-white rocks. Use involves smoking, snorting, swallowing, or injecting. Taking this drug triggers the feel-good chemicals in your brain briefly to create euphoria. Frequent use creates a tolerance, so people take more to feel the same high.
Meth addiction damages vital organs, shrinks brain tissue, and destroys nerve cells, causing memory loss and confusion. Meth side effects include irregular heartbeat and damaged blood vessels. The effects of meth weaken your immune system, while the long-term effects of meth include lasting mental health problems like paranoia, hallucinations, and aggressive behavior.
Meth withdrawal symptoms start about 24 hours after the last use and can last weeks. The meth withdrawal timeline usually includes:
Our meth addiction treatment programs at Rebuilding Recovery are tailored to you. We use proven methods and integrate personal care to tackle both your addiction and what caused it. At our meth rehab, we aim to heal you holistically—the mind, body, and soul.
Our unique “unreasonable hospitality” approach involves intensive patient-centered care. We take time to really know you and your struggles. This helps us craft a plan that fits your specific needs and goals while building trust to facilitate your recovery.
We use science-backed individual and group therapies. These include approaches to alter harmful thinking and ways to handle tough feelings, among other effective therapies. For overall healing, we offer meditation, expressive arts therapy, and more.
We have different levels of care to match what you need at your specific stage of recovery.
Also known as PHP by insurance providers, this is our most hands-on program but doesn’t need overnight stays. Usually following a meth detox, this program includes four sessions each day, including medication management and family work. For in-depth work, we also provide one-on-one therapy.
Our half-day program, also known as an IOP, provides focused therapy sessions with time to still handle work, school, or family needs. Treatment length depends on your progress, and we’ll teach you skills to stay sober. Our program is perfect for those who are stable in their recovery or have finished day treatment.
For the most flexibility, virtual therapy is an option. We offer the same comprehensive care through secure video calls on Zoom as you’d have in person. You work with our caring team and follow a plan made just for your meth recovery from anywhere countrywide.
Virtual addiction treatment is a great option if you:
Didactic therapy provides education about addiction and recovery
Narrative therapy helps you reshape your self-image and story
Trauma-informed care addresses underlying trauma
Experiential activities including relaxation training and mindfulness
Group therapy for peer support and shared learning
Family therapy to heal relationships affected by addiction
Skills training for stress management and preventing relapse
At Rebuilding, we help plan your aftercare so you have the best chance of success even after the program ends. We offer ongoing therapy, check-ins, and tips to prevent relapse. Aside from coping skills, we teach life skills, money management, and more.
Our Rebuilding Recovery team is ready to walk with you on your path to a meth-free future. Reach out today to explore treatment options for you or your loved one that are individualized for lasting sobriety.
Yes. A meth overdose can cause heart attacks, strokes, organ damage, and death. The risk goes up with higher doses or when mixed with other drugs.
Meth can show up in urine for 1-4 days, in blood for up to 3 days, in saliva for 1-4 days, and through a hair test for up to 90 days.
Meth poorly affects the part of the brain that controls good feelings, movement, and memory. This can lead to emotional and movement problems that can last months or years.
Day treatment usually lasts 4-6 weeks, and half-day might go for 8-12 weeks. The whole recovery process, including follow-up care, often takes several months or even years. At Rebuilding, we tailor your program duration to your needs.
Yes! Our outpatient programs let you get help while you live at home. Half-day and virtual options allow you to keep up with work, school, or family during recovery.
While we’re an out-of-network provider, many insurance plans cover our services. Our team will help check your benefits and explain any costs before you start treatment.
