Stimulant Use Disorder
Stimulant Use Disorder
Stimulant Use Disorder
Stepwell Care offers robust medical and clinical support for individuals struggling with Stimulant Use Disorder including amphetamines, cocaine, methamphetamine, and abusing prescription medications such as Adderall or Ritalin. Signs that you or your loved one is struggling with Stimulant Use Disorder may include:
Erratic Behavior: Mood swings, aggression, paranoia, engaging in dangerous activities, impulsive behavior, etc.
Increased/Unnatural Energy and Activity Levels: Unusually high energy, restlessness, or hyperactivity.
Financial Problems: Spending excessive money on stimulants or stealing to fund use.
Secrecy: Being secretive about activities, hiding drugs, lying about usage and/or doctor shopping.
Physical Signs: Dilated pupils, rapid heartbeat, insomnia, tremors, hyperthermia (elevated body temperature often including excessive sweating), headaches, nosebleeds, and dental problems (particularly with methamphetamine use often referred to as "meth mouth").
Paranoia: Irrational distrust or suspicion of others.
Delusions/Hallucinations: Strong beliefs In things that are not based in reality, seeing; hearing or feelings things that aren't there.
Depression and/or Anxiety: Feelings of sadness, hopelessness, worthlessness, nervousness and/or panic.
Treating Stimulant Use Disorder involves a comprehensive approach that addresses physical, psychological, and social aspects of the disease. Stepwell Care offers flexible, personalized care for individuals struggling with all stimulants. We'll help you to develop a treatment plan tailored to fit your needs, preferences and schedule. Treatment options include:
Outpatient/Ambulatory Detox: Our nationally accredited outpatient (ambulatory) detoxification program includes supervised detox to safely manage withdrawal symptoms.
Individual and Group Therapy: We offer both in-person and online programs that include structured therapy sessions for up to 5 days per week to support your recovery, address ongoing challenges, develop strategies to cope with triggers and high-risk situations, and more.
Types of Therapies: Certain types of behavioral therapies may be more effective than others when treating stimulant use disorder. Examples include Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help you recognize and change negative thought patterns and behaviors associated with stimulant use; Contingency Management which uses positive reinforcement to encourage adherence to positive behaviors and treatment; and the Matrix Model which combines various therapeutic techniques in a structured program. We'll help you find the right care plan and associated therapies and treatment that fit your needs.
Community Support: Upon discharge, Stepwell Care clients have access to free groups on a weekly basis, offered both online and in-person in perpetuity.
Stepwell Care offers robust medical and clinical support for individuals struggling with Stimulant Use Disorder including amphetamines, cocaine, methamphetamine, and abusing prescription medications such as Adderall or Ritalin. Signs that you or your loved one is struggling with Stimulant Use Disorder may include:
Erratic Behavior: Mood swings, aggression, paranoia, engaging in dangerous activities, impulsive behavior, etc.
Increased/Unnatural Energy and Activity Levels: Unusually high energy, restlessness, or hyperactivity.
Financial Problems: Spending excessive money on stimulants or stealing to fund use.
Secrecy: Being secretive about activities, hiding drugs, lying about usage and/or doctor shopping.
Physical Signs: Dilated pupils, rapid heartbeat, insomnia, tremors, hyperthermia (elevated body temperature often including excessive sweating), headaches, nosebleeds, and dental problems (particularly with methamphetamine use often referred to as "meth mouth").
Paranoia: Irrational distrust or suspicion of others.
Delusions/Hallucinations: Strong beliefs In things that are not based in reality, seeing; hearing or feelings things that aren't there.
Depression and/or Anxiety: Feelings of sadness, hopelessness, worthlessness, nervousness and/or panic.
Treating Stimulant Use Disorder involves a comprehensive approach that addresses physical, psychological, and social aspects of the disease. Stepwell Care offers flexible, personalized care for individuals struggling with all stimulants. We'll help you to develop a treatment plan tailored to fit your needs, preferences and schedule. Treatment options include:
Outpatient/Ambulatory Detox: Our nationally accredited outpatient (ambulatory) detoxification program includes supervised detox to safely manage withdrawal symptoms.
Individual and Group Therapy: We offer both in-person and online programs that include structured therapy sessions for up to 5 days per week to support your recovery, address ongoing challenges, develop strategies to cope with triggers and high-risk situations, and more.
Types of Therapies: Certain types of behavioral therapies may be more effective than others when treating stimulant use disorder. Examples include Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help you recognize and change negative thought patterns and behaviors associated with stimulant use; Contingency Management which uses positive reinforcement to encourage adherence to positive behaviors and treatment; and the Matrix Model which combines various therapeutic techniques in a structured program. We'll help you find the right care plan and associated therapies and treatment that fit your needs.
Community Support: Upon discharge, Stepwell Care clients have access to free groups on a weekly basis, offered both online and in-person in perpetuity.
