Stimulant Addiction Treatment

Residential Rehab For Stimulants

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Peaks Recovery is a place where you can heal, reconnect, and begin practicing new healthy behaviors.

Peaks Recovery Centers’ inpatient and residential stimulant rehab treatment empowers men and women to leave drugs behind. Our stimulant addiction rehab program helps individuals learn and invest in new life practices to restore and reclaim their lives.

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Stimulant Addiction

Symptoms & Effects of Stimulant Addiction

What are Stimulants?

Stimulants affect certain chemicals in the brain. In general, they increase dopamine and concentration. Prescription stimulants, like those prescribed for Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), are intended to increase focus and provide a sense of calm. Like many other drugs, they can cause a sense of euphoria, which makes them very addictive. Illegal stimulants include cocaine or speed.

Types of stimulants can include:
Cocaine, Adderall, Meth, Speed, Ephedrine, MDMA (Ecstacy), MDPV, Methamphetamine, Bath Salts

Signs of Stimulant Abuse

Some of the symptoms you’ll notice if someone is addicted to stimulants are:

Increased body temperature
Euphoria
Increased blood pressure
Dry mouth
Faster breathing
Dilated pupils
Increased energy and alertness
Less tiredness
Decreased appetite

Short Term Effects of Stimulant Misuse

Cardiovascular system failure
Hostility or paranoia
Irregular or increased heart rate
Increased blood pressure
Heightened sense of well-being
Loss of appetite
Increased respiration
Nausea
Headache
Palpitations
Tremor/twitching of small muscles
Release of social inhibition

Long Term Effects of Stimulant Misuse

Physiological and behavioral disorders
Difficulty breathing
Mood or mental changes
Cardiac arrhythmias
Repetitive motor activity
Convulsions, coma, and death
Ulcers
Malnutrition
Skin disorders
Vitamin deficiency
Flush or pale skin
Loss of coordination and physical collapse

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Where You’ll Stay

Begin Your Recovery at a Beautiful Stimulant Rehab

Separate recovery houses for men and women in our 11-acre Colorado Springs Campus

Residential homes licensed for inpatient & residential levels of care

5k+ square footage

Space and comfort for optimal growth

Rich outdoor scenery and surroundings

Atmosphere to inspire healing and connection

Our Curriculum

Intentional & Directional

Our dedicated clinical team developed our very own treatment curriculum to ensure the most important topics, tools, practices, and approaches were integrated appropriately. This well-thought-out and organized curriculum consists of foundational pillars that will set individuals up for long-term recovery.

Some of the Core Topics Include:

Relationships & Communication

Navigating Mental Health

Identity & Purpose

Personal Health

Grief & Loss

Emotional Awareness

Grounding & Mindfulness

Distress Tolerance Skill Building

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What Our Stimulant Treatment Program Can Offer

Peaks Recovery Centers’ program helps the individual ground and center their recovery (stabilization) as a mechanism of personal empowerment to support their personalized stimulant recovery journey best. Our expert team assesses the medical history, withdrawal symptoms, craving symptoms, and past events, but we will also identify the person’s innate strengths and challenges. We also account for family relationships and goals they may have for the future. This therapeutic program is designed for the individual to start helping themselves comfortably. Through empowerment, investment, and sustainability, they will endeavor down this new beginning of a stimulant recovery in our unique Colorado residential inpatient rehab.

Clinical

Evidence Based Interventions

Gender Separate Rehab Programming

Individual Counseling with their dedicated Primary Therapist

Group Counseling

Licensed, Master’s Level Clinicians

Our Propriety Treatment Curriculum

Additional staff trained in NAMI, AA, Smart Recovery & Dharma

Integrated Environment for Optimal Recovery

Individualized Treatment Roadmaps

Medical & Psychiatric

Dedicated Medical Team

Psychiatric Doctor Support

24 – Hour Staffing

Comprehensive Assessment

Physical Exam

Toxicology Screening

MAT Programming

Medication Management

Daily provider visits while in detox and then twice weekly

Wellness

Dedicated Activities Directors

AcuDetox

Adventure/Nature Therapy

Exercise & Movement Therapy

Healthy Living & Diet Routines

Mindfulness & Awareness

Peer Accountability & Support

Psychosocial Therapy

Onsite Chefs

Family Wellness

Dedicated Family Program Team

Clinically Facilitated Family Groups

Individual Family Sessions with a Primary Therapist

Family Peer Recovery Coach Groups

Weekly Updates

Ongoing Weekly Family Sessions if your loved one transitions into our PHP or IOP Program

Curriculum-Based Family Workshops (within PHP or IOP Programming)

Continued Care

Dedicated Case Manager

Aftercare Planning

Peer Recovery Coaches

PHP Programming

IOP Programming

Post Treatment Follow-Up

Alumni Events

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Our Model of Care

A BioPsychoSocial Model of Care within an Integrated Environment

Our team diligently thought about our Model of Care to provide the knowledge and proper understanding of our treatment program. We wanted to ensure you the transparency you deserve because we understand choosing a treatment center can be a big decision.

We know that is a lot to digest, so we explain it further on our Model of Care page.

Success Story

Peaks Recovery Alumni

They believe in you more than you believe in yourself, and they don’t give up on you until you believe in yourself just as much as they do.”
Austin P – PRC Alumni

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Personalized Stimulant Treatment Roadmap

Not only do we empower our clients to be a part of their treatment and healthcare decisions, but we also develop a precise stimulant treatment roadmap together to ensure future success after they have completed treatment with Peaks Recovery.

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Types Of Stimulant Addiction Therapy

Our expert leading clinicians and medical team work closely with you through all the stages of your recovery stay at Peaks. We tailor your treatment plan in order to ensure foundational success. We implement a range of modalities such as:

Psychological

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT)
Psychoeducation
Motivational Interviewing (MI)
EMDR Trauma Therapy
Somatic Experience (SE)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
Relapse Prevention Therapy
Harm Reduction
Neuroplasticity

Physical & Psychosocial

AcuDetox
Peer Accountability
Mindfulness-Based Movement Activities
Nutrition
Outdoor Activities/Sports
Family Programs

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Treating Co-Occurring Disorders Within An Integrated Environment

Treating individuals with substance use and mental health disorders (co-occurring disorders) requires comprehensive, integrated services that Peaks Recovery has diligently developed.

95%

of Peaks’ clients are very satisfied or satisfied with our Treatment Programs

*Data statistics are based on the dates 01/01/2022 – 5/4/2023, and out of 1,515 surveys. Data collected by Vista Research Group

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Family Healing

Our weekly comprehensive family program can begin the healing process between the individual and family. Helping the family create a safe place for conversations and interactions is paramount in recovery.

Planning The Next Step Together

A Dedicated Case Manager

Each client is assigned a dedicated case manager the moment the entire program. They aid in finding the right aftercare programs, meetings, and/or other therapeutic services needed to continue on the path to living a purposeful life and recovery.

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A Smooth Transition

PHP and IOP Services After our Colorado Residential Program

Peaks Recovery Centers provides the utmost treatment for early stimulant recovery stages. After Peaks Recovery, our Aftercare Team will ensure each individual is equipped with the aftercare support to live a sober and purposeful lifestyle after stimulant rehab. Our team will help determine the best aftercare option that suits your needs.

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Stimulant Residential Rehab FAQ’s

How long is the Stimulant Residential Program?

Our Inpatient Residential Program is up to 30 days based on medical necessity.
Our PHP Day Program generally lasts between 2-4 weeks based on medical necessity.
Our IOP Program generally lasts between 3 weeks to 3 months; however, it is based on medical necessity.
Peaks Recovery is staffed with professionals who document and support medical necessity timelines to achieve the ideal programming length for each individual’s benefit.

How much is the Stimulant Residential Program?

Our stimulant rehab program costs genuinely depend on your insurance benefits. To give you better insight into actual costs, you may quickly fill out our Insurance Benefits form, and we will get back to you the same day with your insurance coverage.

Do you treat mental health disorders?

Yes, Peaks Recovery’s Program can help individuals with a primary mental health diagnosis as well as dual diagnosis and co-occurring disorders, which is a substance use disorder accompanied by a mental health disorder.

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Medical Disclaimer: Peaks Recovery Centers uses fact-based content about recovery treatment, addiction medicine, and behavioral health conditions to improve the quality of life for those struggling with drug and alcohol addiction or mental health disorders. This information is not intended to replace professional medical guidance, diagnosis, care, or treatment. This information should not be used as a substitute for advice from a qualified healthcare provider and/or your physician.