Stimulant Addiction Treatment | Detox and Rehab

At Linwood House, our inpatient stimulant rehab provides an emotionally safe environment, free of shame, judgement or prejudice. Many of our therapists have been through rehab themselves so they know what the recovery process entails. You will also have the opportunity to bond with the other clients who are on a similar recovery path so you can share your insights and coping skills. Our community and support-focused recovery approach ensures you are never alone in dealing with difficulties.

We know that recognising the need for help can be complicated so if you are unsure of whether you or a loved one require stimulant rehab, the following questions may help:

• Have you attempted to stop using stimulants but found it too difficult?
• Have friends or family expressed concerns about your stimulant use or suggested stimulant rehab to you?
• Do you feel as if you can not get through your daily routine without the help of stimulants?
• Have you experienced withdrawal symptoms whenever you tried to stop taking stimulants?
• Have you ever borrowed money or stolen something in order to obtain stimulants?
• Do you continue taking stimulants despite being aware of the negative consequences they are having?

If the answer to any of these questions is yes, it is worth reaching out to a rehab specialist or mental health professional. Our support team is here to answer your questions and concerns and inform you about our various treatment options.

Stimulant rehab involves a number of therapies to help you to recognise unhealthy thought patterns, change unhealthy behaviours and address the underlying causes which have led to your stimulant abuse and dependency.

At Linwood House, we understand that seeking treatment can be daunting but our staff are experts in stimulants rehabilitation and are well-positioned to offer well-informed and supportive care. At Linwood House, you can receive:

• Medical stimulant detox
• Therapies, including CBT, skill-based, art and group therapies
• Twelve-step programme support groups
• Fast admissions, normally the same day
• A private room
• Homemade nutritious meals
• Twelve months of free aftercare for patients who stay with us for three weeks or more

Relapse prevention

Once you have completed the stimulant rehab, it is important to receive ongoing treatment. You may no longer be taking stimulants, but there were reasons for taking them, and these do not disappear when you are sober. This is why you should continue receiving therapy and attending support groups to prevent relapse.

However, it is important to know that most people will relapse at least once before they maintain long-term sobriety, so do not lose hope if this happens. Speak to your therapists, analyse the triggers that caused you to relapse and start again with renewed motivation and determination.