About 1.5 million Americans used cocaine in the past month despite its highly addictive qualities and negative side effects. As cocaine, often called coke, nose candy, or black rock, rewires the brain to crave the drug more and more people are less willing to seek cocaine addiction treatment. However, for those who do aim toward long-term recovery, cocaine rehab can be the solution.
Paranoia, anxiety, heart failure, depression, suicide, and more are all potential side effects of cocaine use. These are dangerous, severe problems that can be avoided if someone is ready to stop and stay sober. While treatment specifics will vary depending on facility and staff, there are a few common aspects of treatment you will likely find no matter which cocaine rehab you choose.
Contingency management is one of the most effective forms of therapy for cocaine users, especially in early recovery. Clients receive vouchers for meeting therapy goals and turn them in for perks. Clients who used CM stayed sober twice as long, according to one study.
Cognitive behavioral therapy focuses on reducing drug craving – a common issue among cocaine users. Studies show clients using CBT were significantly more likely to achieve 4 weeks of abstinence compared to those using a 12-step program.
Along with CBT, motivational interviewing is a form of therapy that has been proven to help clients stay in treatment longer. The therapy focuses on embracing change, overcoming apathy, and creating a plan for how to achieve your desired result.
Along with these methods, many patients dealing with cocaine abuse also have co-occurring substance abuse problems or mental health issues. These can also be dealt with during behavioral therapy sessions, like CBT. Patients should follow a personalized treatment plan to experience the greatest success.
Cocaine rehab is most successful for clients who stay in treatment for at least 90 days and learn to overcome their triggers. A long-term study of cocaine users found that only 21% of people were using cocaine weekly one-year post-rehab.
Clients can expect to stay in cocaine detox for about 4-10 days, short-term inpatient rehab for about 15-30 days, long-term inpatient rehab for about 35-60 days, and intensive outpatient treatment for 90 days. However, a client’s needs and cost of treatment can shorten or lengthen these estimates.
We break down long-term studies on commonly abused substances and will teach you how to interpret facility success rates.
While support groups are usually free, detox, inpatient, and outpatient rehab usually comes at a cost. The exact amount can vary greatly from state-to-state and by each facility so it is difficult to estimate.
Setting and length of stay will greatly impact the exact cost of rehab. Clients should expect inpatient rehab to be more expensive than outpatient rehab. However, the quality of care is significantly greater at inpatient facilities, thus, the increased costs. We’ve broken down a number of ways to pay for rehab and help you afford cocaine addiction treatment.
Yes. Substance abuse and mental health are now required benefits for all insurance policies – including state-funded and private insurance. However, the exact coverage will vary from plan to plan. At The Hope House, we offer a free insurance verification to help explain exactly what coverage is available.
Once you’ve decided on what setting to receive treatment for cocaine addiction, you’ll need to find the right place to receive it. The government has put together a treatment locator tool online to find a rehab in a specific zip code. Similarly, Alcoholics Anonymous created a site to help you find nearby meetings.
However, if you are looking for a comprehensive solution with the best chances of success, The Hope House is the rehab for you. The Hope House is a luxury, inpatient rehab nestled in the hills of Scottsdale, Arizona with masters-level clinicians dedicated to helping clients get sober.
We offer a myriad of mental health and comprehensive treatment programs to give you the best chance at overcoming cocaine addiction. Call today to learn more about how a personalized treatment plan can help you or your loved one complete cocaine addiction treatment.
