Stimulant Addiction Treatment
Stimulant dependence affects both the body and the mind, and recovery is possible with the right care. At Burgess Recovery, we guide you through evidence-based treatment, beginning with safe medical detox and continuing through long-term aftercare. We walk alongside you at every stage.
How Burgess Recovery Treats Stimulant Addiction
Stimulant dependence, whether it involves cocaine, methamphetamine, or prescription medications, changes how the brain regulates energy, mood, and reward. We begin with a clinical assessment that determines the appropriate level of care for you, because no two people arrive with the same history or the same needs.
Stimulant withdrawal is often marked by exhaustion, low mood, and intense cravings rather than acute physical danger, though medical detox remains important when symptoms warrant close monitoring. From there, we guide you into residential programming or a flexible intensive outpatient program. Throughout, we treat any co-occurring depression or anxiety alongside the addiction, never as a separate problem. We walk this path with you.
Therapies We Use
Recovery responds best to a plan built around your individual needs. We combine evidence-based approaches, drawing on cognitive behavioral therapy, group therapy, and family support to address the full picture. Where it is clinically appropriate, we also offer medication-assisted treatment. Together, these tools give you steady ground to stand on.
Sources & Further Reading
The clinical information on this page draws on the following public-health sources.
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