Cocaine Addiction Treatment in Idaho
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Despite the increase in methamphetamine and fentanyl use, cocaine addiction is still prevalent in many areas nationwide. In our own state, Idaho, cocaine is still the third-most abused illicit drug behind marijuana and heroin.
While it is often viewed as a party drug, cocaine is just as dangerous as any other substance on the black market and must be addressed using a supportive environment and intensive inpatient or outpatient program at a facility like ours at Icarus Behavioral in Idaho.
If you or someone you love is struggling with this life-altering drug, this page outlines what to know about cocaine addiction treatment, and provides the services available at our accredited substance abuse and Idaho cocaine addiction treatment programs.
How Does Cocaine Addiction Impact the Body and Brain
Cocaine use impacts the flow of dopamine to the brain, activating the reward system through the enhanced flow of the neurotransmitter. The increase in dopamine after cocaine use gives the body an explosion of energy and a massive blast of euphoria, one of the most addictive effects of cocaine.
However, the effects of cocaine are short-acting, leading to the binges that lead to drug addiction after extended periods of use.
What Happens When Recreational Use Turns Into Substance Use Disorder?
Extended use of cocaine has a significant impact on the mind’s ability to experience pleasure. It also does damage to the central nervous system, both of which are actions that lead to various mental health disorders.
Physical health declines over time as side effects like increased heart rate and blood pressure wreak havoc on the cardiovascular system. This leads to an increased risk of heart attacks, strokes, and other disorders damaging various systems of the body.
Cocaine Withdrawal and Outside Medical Assessment
Icarus Idaho does not provide on-site medical detox or acute withdrawal care. The following discussion is general education. A qualified outside medical provider should assess and manage withdrawal needs before admission when appropriate.
An outside evaluation, detox referral, or clearance may be needed before ongoing addiction treatment begins.
Withdrawal experiences vary. Symptoms discussed in general education can include:
- Irritability
- Exhaustion
- Intense cravings
- Trouble sleeping
- Night terrors
- Mood swings
- Anxiety
- Difficulty concentrating
- Irregular heart beat and blood pressure
Cocaine withdrawal leads to more significant heart challenges in those who have pre-existing conditions. Now, understanding all of the above, here’s why some form of medical detox can benefit certain users.
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Why You Might Consider Medically Assisted Detox for Cocaine Addiction
On the road to long term recovery, the discomfort of withdrawal can be a major roadblock to success. During medically-assisted detox, there are other drugs doctors can prescribe that provide relief for many of the uncomfortable side effects of detox.
At Icarus Behavioral in Idaho, we offer support programs you can complete in an inpatient or outpatient setting . This would be the ideal scenario for users who do not have pre-existing heart conditions and are not at risk of suffering from further, more severe complications.
In addition, the time spent in the detox department of a rehab facility is a great way to separate yourself from old temptations, almost eliminating the chances of suffering an early relapse.
A Broad View of the Consequences of Long Term Cocaine Use
Besides the heightened risk of heart attacks and other long term consequences, there also exist other detrimental risks that impact both the mind and body. Regardless of how the drug is ingested, cardiovascular damage is a given.
However, depending on how the drug is ingested, users can expect additional negative consequences. Those who smoke cocaine have to contend with challenges to the respiratory system. This includes severe damage and loss of lung tissue. The nervous system health risks lead to anxiety, paranoia, psychosis, and hallucinations, especially during the withdrawal process.
Social and Economic Consequences
One of the most overlooked consequences of cocaine use is social and economic damage. Without a safe and supportive environment that fosters recovery, along with proper mental health services, users continue to slip further toward rock bottom. Users face financial strains from the constant need to fund their drug habit.
Ultimately, without cognitive behavioral therapy and a correction in mental health, many users lose employment altogether, resulting in homelessness and an increase in crime rates.
Communities impacted by a lack of resources for effective treatment also face heavy burdens from a law enforcement and medical standpoint. Sudden drops in employment can also rapidly lead to urban decline, often resulting in steadily declining property values.
Evictions and other elements lead to businesses and homes falling into disrepair, becoming unlivable, and attracting temporary shelter for squatters.
The Icarus Addiction Treatment Model for Idaho
At Icarus Idaho, we offer comprehensive addiction treatment that may include inpatient care, therapy, relapse-prevention planning, and continuing support. If detox or medical stabilization is needed before admission, our team can help identify the appropriate next step.
Accredited Cocaine Treatment Programs
Icarus Idaho offers ongoing cocaine addiction treatment. The appropriate residential or outpatient setting depends on individual clinical assessment and the care the program can provide.
Medication decisions require assessment by a qualified prescriber. Contact the admissions and clinical teams to confirm which medication services are available and appropriate. Icarus Idaho does not provide on-site medical detox or acute withdrawal care; a qualified outside medical provider should assess and manage withdrawal needs before admission when appropriate.
Inpatient Rehabilitation
Length of stay in residential treatment depends on individual clinical needs, progress, and the care the program can appropriately provide. Clients receive proper treatment with access to group therapy, family therapy, and other inpatient programs that include evidence-based treatments to round out individualized recovery plans. Your treatment plan includes options like:
- Individual counseling
- Motivational interviewing
- Education to prevent relapse
- Addiction education and awareness
- Holistic treatment options
- Aftercare plans for long-term sobriety
- And many other elements that promote successful recovery
Outpatient Services
Clients who require less intensive professional help must find the right treatment program to maintain other dynamics outside of rehab. Those who receive treatment through our outpatient services have the luxury of maintaining steady employment and relying on the support system built around family and friends.
One significant benefit of outpatient treatment is the instant testing of what clients learn at Icarus. Because they remain in an everyday environment, they’ll immediately be tested and forced to use the knowledge they’ve obtained during therapy.
Outpatient treatment is also an excellent stepping stone for clients who want to take the recovery process slower, ensuring they build the confidence they need to experience success.tre
Medicaid and Many Forms of Insurance Accepted
Experience an Accredited Facility with High-Quality Care
At Icarus Behavioral in Idaho, we’re proudly accredited by the recognized accrediting organizations. This accreditation is a testament to our dedication to delivering care aligned with recognized clinical standards. It ensures clients that our program meets high success, safety, and client satisfaction standards.
For more information on how we can help you or a loved one overcome your challenges with cocaine addiction, contact a member of our admissions team today.
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Medical Reviewer: Dr. Roland Segal
Dr. Roland Segal, a distinguished psychiatrist, holds the role of Managing Partner and MD Psychiatrist at Synergy Mental Health and Wellness Integrate...
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Writer/Author: Jennifer Trimbee, RN
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Clinical Reviewer (LCSW/PMHNP): Jeremy Edwards, PMHNP
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