Meth Addiction Treatment
Meth Addiction Treatment in New England
Meth users may experience physical withdrawal and failure to meet major responsibilities at work, school, or home. Users increase Meth dosage to maintain the level of high they get. They sometimes forego food, sleep, and other responsibilities just to use the drug.
Along with the side effects, high doses of Meth can lead to two long-term mental health concerns: Psychosis and Anhedonia, which is a diminished interest in previously enjoyable activities.
Ready to feel like “your true self” again?
Whether you want to improve your relationship with others, fulfill your responsibilities at work, home, or school, or you just want to live a HAPPY life…
Ready to feel like “your true self” again?
Recovery Connection can help you achieve your goals using Medication-Assisted Therapy (MAT) and Behavioral Counseling Therapy. This means we can identify and address the core issues while treating you like a normal human.
Our treatment will purge the physical presence of Meth from your body and help you manage your daily life without the drug. Counseling therapy helps manage the psychological damage done by Meth, and you will learn how to resist temptation and maintain long-term sobriety.
Insurance covers our treatments. And you don’t have to put your life on hold to begin your recovery.
The best part is that you can continue your treatment in any of our other locations. So if you move, change jobs, or want to change to a new location that is more convenient for you, give us a call, and we will make that happen.
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