At Delamere we offer exemplary cocaine rehab in first-class purpose-built facilities. We have proven that anyone can recover from cocaine addiction with the right help and treatment.
A cocaine addiction is a medically recognised chronic brain disorder, strongly characterised by relapse.
Use of cocaine produces inordinate amounts of dopamine that build up in the brain. Dopamine is one of the prominent natural feel good chemicals that we receive as a reward for engaging in healthy activities that are necessary for our survival and happiness. Activities such as eating, exercising, sex and spending time with loved ones.
In addiction, the alterations in the brain cannot be fully reversed, even with the cessation of all drugs. This is why this insidious condition is considered incurable. Many who suffer from cocaine addiction are unable to break the cycle of compulsive cocaine use, even when cocaine’s negative effects become life-threatening.
Enlarged pupils
Teeth grinding and jaw swinging
Unusual hyperactivity and enthusiasm
Agitation
Unusual confidence and chattiness
Increased libido and sexual activity
Unreliability
Appearing frequently intoxicated
White powdered residue around their nostrils, sniffing and rubbing their nose persistently
Problems with interpersonal relationships
Reduced appetite and weight loss, change in appearance
If you would like advice on how to talk to a cocaine addict, please call our helpline and speak with one of our addiction treatment experts. Or, better still, encourage the person you are concerned about to call us directly.
Abusing cocaine for prolonged periods of time does not come without consequences. Cocaine is an extremely toxic Class A substance.
Increased risk of heart damage
Increased risk of heart attack
Increased risk of Myocarditis
Increased risk of Aortic rupture
A severe decline in cardiac functions
Severe depression
Increased anxiety
Paranoia
Hallucinations
Seizures
Increased risk of psychosis
The longer a person abuses cocaine the more at risk they become to cocaines toxic side effects.
Cocaine will not only affect the person using it in a variety of negative ways (including personal relationships, social life, work and finances) but will also affect those that love and care for them.
Our bespoke treatment programmes address all aspects of the individual and effectively treat any co occurring illnesses.
Our free assessment takes place over the phone, providing you with the opportunity to talk about what’s happening. Our Delamere treatment experts will be able to advise you on how our professional cocaine help can assist you and your family.
Cocaine addiction treatment should combine medical care with therapy, using a holistic person-centred approach that treats all aspects of the person. This is what we deliver, here at our Delamere cocaine rehab facility in Cheshire.
Our Stop Start Grow model is a refreshing approach to treatment and is what makes recovery at Delamere different. Our goal is always to give you the mindset and tools to grow beyond addiction and live life on your terms once you leave us.
Spend time with our therapists to discover what led you to this behaviour in the first place
Delamere treatment modelDelamere is a private clinic that specialises in treating addiction on a residential basis. It is our belief and experience that with the right treatment and support anyone can permanently break the cycle of cocaine addiction. Our advanced cocaine rehab programmes are supported by a full range of after care services, including family support, counselling and relapse prevention.
We place a tremendous emphasis on holistic care, treating the whole person rather than just the ‘symptom’. As well as traditional one-to-one and group therapy we offer innovative treatments such as mood management and trauma therapy which help to future-proof your recovery.
Our cocaine treatment programmes tend to last 4 – 6 weeks and you can read more about our approach and care ethos here.
Stopping the cycle of addiction safely and comfortably
Healing whatever
pain is causing
the behaviour
Instilling tools to help facilitate change and encourage continued growth
Cocaine and crack cocaine increase the levels of a chemical called dopamine which gives a sense of euphoria and wellbeing.
Regular users of cocaine become accustomed to increased dopamine levels – such that when they don’t use the drug they feel ‘lacking’ and depressed.
Cravings and an incessant thought of cocaine often feature.
Things to ask yourself:
Please contact our admissions team and we’ll outline what a way forward looks like.
Living alongside someone who has a cocaine problem is exhausting, painful and confusing. Despite the fact that the person you may be trying to help could be in denial, it’s important that you take some action. Doing nothing only exacerbates your feeling of hopelessness and does nothing to encourage the person you care about to seek help.
At Delamere we offer intervention services for families and concerned others who are trying to help someone who is resisting treatment. We also offer free support and advice about how to speak with someone who has a cocaine problem.
Feel free to contact us via our Live Chat and we’ll take some time to help you plan a way forward.
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