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Ohio Cocaine Rehab Center

Cocaine Addiction

At Cedar Oaks Wellness Center, our certified team has the experience and resources needed to treat you or your loved one for cocaine addiction.

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Cocaine has a reputation of being a party drug; the key ingredient to making a night out one to remember. But despite movie and TV depictions of the drug, many Americans don’t see cocaine use as a one-time event.

According to the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, nearly 1.8 million people aged 18 or older are cocaine users, and because it’s a highly addictive drug, it’s safe to assume countless people are physically dependent on it. In 2012 alone, around 658,000 people sought treatment for cocaine addiction.

While other rehabilitation centers stick to one cookie-cutter approach to treatment, we believe every person is different and has unique needs that can be treated through a variety of methods. When you join us at our calming, 120-acre facility, you can expect to work closely with our team to develop a plan that works for you and benefits your future. The caring staff at our drug rehab in Cincinnati is here for you.

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What is Cocaine?

What Exactly Is

Cocaine?

Derived from the coca plant found in South America, cocaine is a stimulant that is often sold as a white powder or crystals, the latter of which is referred to as “crack.” Cocaine is also referred to as coke, rock, blow, or snow, and is typically snorted, smoked, or injected to give the user feelings of euphoria and exhilaration. This high is relatively fast, lasting a few minutes to an hour, which is why many people feel compelled to use the drug compulsively to keep their high going.

As a stimulant, cocaine enhances the activity that occurs in the central and peripheral nervous system, which temporarily improves mental and physical abilities. Along with euphoria, some initial effects of cocaine include mental alertness, extreme energy, and becoming more talkative. However, cocaine is also associated with an unpleasant comedown that can include symptoms like nausea, paranoia, sensitivity to light and sound, tremors, and irritability.

Over time, long-term cocaine use causes the brain to become desensitized to the amount of dopamine being triggered, and as a result, people need larger dosages of cocaine to get the euphoric feelings they want. As a result, addiction develops, and when use stops negative withdrawal symptoms show up, too. Someone with cocaine addiction will resort to using more cocaine to keep the negative symptoms, like depression and insomnia, at bay.

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The Dangers of
Cocaine Addiction.

The most obvious danger of prolonged cocaine abuse is an addiction and the various negative effects that are associated with it. People with drug addictions lose control of their lives, as seeking and using drugs are the only things that govern their thoughts and behaviors. Cocaine addiction can negatively impact a person’s work or school performance, resulting in unemployment or dropping out. It can also isolate people from their loved ones as they withdraw from relationships or sneak around to avoid being caught.

Additional behavioral changes associated with cocaine addiction include:

Along with these behavioral changes, people with cocaine addictions also put their own health in jeopardy. Cocaine abuse harms the kidneys and liver. Prolonged use also has been known to cause high blood pressure, strokes, and seizures, which can be deadly if left untreated.

Overdose is always a risk for people who have drug addictions, including cocaine addiction. In 2018 alone, nearly 15,000 people died of a cocaine-related overdose. Overdosing on cocaine can cause heart attacks and cardiac arrest. People with cocaine addictions also frequently mix cocaine with alcohol and heroin to produce a stronger high, which can also increase the risk of overdose.

We have helped hundreds
of clients recover.

We have helped hundreds of clients recover.

One of the best experiences in my life.

“I felt really welcomed and was surrounded by supportive people. They went out of their way to help me reach my goals. Always had answers to my questions and if they didn't they would give their best answers."

J.H.

I Was Met with Respect & Love That Never Stopped

“We were in a beautiful serene environment where I felt safe and was given such individualized treatment. Everything from therapy, exercise, nutrition, music therapy, excursions to prepare you for the reality of going back home. Also importantly our security”

R.R.

They Taught Me How to Live

“They taught me how to live and enjoy life again. I will forever be grateful to Cedar Oaks for everything they did for me. I couldn’t have done this without them.”

M.L.
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Overcome Addiction For Good.

Call 1-866-902-2994 to learn more about our holistic approach to addiction treatment, or fill out our online form. We strive to meet each of our clients where they’re at in their recovery.

How to Help a Loved-One Addicted to Cocaine

What to Do When
Someone is Addicted to Cocaine?

There are few things more painful than witnessing someone you love struggle with cocaine addiction. While it may be difficult to approach them about your concerns, it is imperative that you urge them to seek help as soon as possible. While you cannot force a person to get sober as they must make this choice themselves, your words may be the driving force they need to re-evaluate their situation and finally make the changes they need.

If your son, daughter, parent, significant other, or other loved one is struggling with cocaine, keep this in mind:

Detoxification * Residential Inpatient * Partial Hospitalization * Intensive Outpatient * Substance Abuse * Mental Health * Dual-Diagnosis *

Detoxification * Residential Inpatient * Partial Hospitalization * Intensive Outpatient * Substance Abuse * Mental Health * Dual-Diagnosis *

If you’re ready to seek help call our Ohio rehab team at 1-866-902-2994. Our Cincinnati cocaine rehab center can be trusted to prioritize your health.

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How We Treat Addiction At Our Cocaine Rehab in Ohio

If you value your health or the health of an affected family member or friend, seeking professional help for cocaine addiction is of the utmost importance.

Recovery from cocaine addiction requires cognitive behavioral therapy. Through individual and group counseling, a variety of therapies like yoga, and more, we have a range of options for clients to choose from. Every person is different, meaning that a technique that greatly aids in one client’s recovery might not be as helpful for another client. We’re ready to work with you to develop a healthy lifestyle that serves your needs and goals.

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Best Cocaine Rehab Center in Ohio

Cocaine Rehab
in Ohio

We can help you find recovery from cocaine addiction at our cocaine rehab in Ohio today.

We understand that cocaine addiction can cause chaos in a person’s life. The dedicated team at Cedar Oaks Wellness Center is standing by ready to help 24 hours a day, 7 days a wee.

When you need an inpatient drug rehab in Ohio, look no further than Cedar Oaks Wellness Center. Call us at 1-866-902-2994 to learn more about our peaceful and safe facility.

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on the Path to Recovery.

Just like every person is different, so to is everyone’s journey of recovery. At Cedar Oaks Wellness Center we realize this, and work with you to take the first step wherever you are on your journey.

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