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Cocaine Treatment

Size Medium Wp Image 473 AlignrightCocaine addiction can be treated. You can recover from it and live a happier and healthier life with those you love around you. In Nebraska alone, an estimated 25,000 Nebraskans use cocaine in any given year. Whether you or a loved one is struggling with an addiction to this stimulant, you can find hope and healing at Northpoint Nebraska.

Northpoint Nebraska supports patients with compassionate care and cocaine rehab. Our Omaha clinic provides compassionate and flexible care for substance abuse and co-occurring disorders. To learn more about our inpatient cocaine addiction treatment programs, call us now at 402.698.3475 for a free assessment.

Why Cocaine Addiction Develops

Cocaine is a highly addictive stimulant derived from the coca plant. The white powder is smoked, snorted, or injected. In crystallized, highly concentrated form, it’s called crack cocaine. Cocaine increases dopamine levels in the brain and speeds up the nervous system. Dopamine creates feelings of joy, euphoria, and motivation. This rapid increase of dopamine can cause fast-paced, erratic behavior. Signs of cocaine use include:

  • Feelings of euphoria
  • Manic behavior
  • Mental alertness
  • Extreme sensitivity to light, sound, and touch
  • Slows the need for food or sleep
  • Increased heart rate
  • Dilated pupils
  • Restlessness
  • Increased body temperature

Cocaine can cause some people to work faster, pay better attention at work or school, and experience enhanced sexual pleasure. People may engage in more risk-taking behavior while high. Many people also find it hard to focus. Cocaine does not last long in the bloodstream. The short-lived euphoric feelings and mental alertness contribute to the drug’s addictive nature.

Our Approach to Cocaine Addiction Treatment

We offer inpatient treatment programs to address cocaine addiction. Because cocaine is highly addictive, it’s best to detox in a safe place that does not have access to drugs or alcohol. When a person begins to detox, they experience cocaine withdrawal. As cocaine leaves the bloodstream, the brain and body crave more cocaine. 

This can lead to the following symptoms:

  • Restless behavior
  • Depression
  • Fatigue
  • General feeling of discomfort
  • Increased hunger
  • Vivid nightmares and dreams
  • Lethargy

During withdrawal, it’s very common for people to seek more cocaine or other drugs to lessen symptoms. People may engage in reckless or self-harming behavior. A residential rehab program can help prevent reuse, overdose, and endangerment to oneself or others.

At Northpoint Nebraska, we provide a safe, welcoming space for patients to begin detox and recovery. Our Omaha clinic houses 44 residents at a time. Each patient has a private room, 24/7 care, and access to our on-site amenities. We specialize in medically assisted detox and dual diagnosis treatment to help patients understand, manage, and overcome co-occurring mental health concerns and cocaine addiction.

During our four-week detox and recovery program, our residents participate in one-on-one cognitive-behavioral therapy. CBT is the leading evidence-based therapy for addiction recovery. Used for both addiction and co-occurring disorders, CBT can help our residents understand addiction triggers, cope with stress, build emotional tolerance, and change their behavior.

Comprehensive Cocaine Addiction Treatment in Nebraska

There’s no safer way to detox from cocaine than inpatient rehab. Detoxing or quitting cold turkey at home can lead to overdose. A cocaine overdose can cause stroke, seizures, and heart attack. If you or someone in your life is struggling with cocaine abuse, call us today. The team at Northpoint Nebraska provides care throughout detox, therapy, and aftercare planning. We also have extensive 12-step programs and family therapy to help you get your life back on track.

Begin Cocaine Addiction Treatment Today at Northpoint Nebraska

Don’t let another day go by without the support you need. To learn more about how Northpoint Nebraska can help you and your loved ones overcome cocaine use, call us now at 402.698.3475 for a free assessment.