Cocaine Addiction Treatment and Rehabilitation Clinic

The Causeway Retreat is the world's first cocaine (coke) addiction treatment clinic which is entirely based on a private island. Our discreet and exclusive facilities can help you or your loved ones to win the fight against cocaine. Call us on 0207 100 7260 or download our brochure to find more information about our treatment packages.

What is Cocaine (Coke) Addiction Treatment and Rehabilitation?

Cocaine addiction can lead to severe physical and mental health problems - including lung and heart damage, depression, acute paranoia and psychosis. These symptoms can have a devastating effect on the life of the cocaine addict and on those close to them.

Even recreational cocaine use can have serious side effects. Users may lose weight and have trouble sleeping. Cocaine can raise blood pressure and increase heart rate.

If you're concerned about your own or a loved one's addiction to cocaine, you can find lasting cocaine addiction treatment at The Causeway Retreat. Our private island offers a serene, therapeutic and above all discreet environment to combat your addiction.

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Effects & Symptoms of Cocaine Addiction & Withdrawal

The initial effects of cocaine use, particularly in the recreational user, are feelings of confidence, alertness and euphoria. These effects usually only last for up to half an hour after taking the drug. Recreational users tend to snort powder cocaine, which produces less pronounced effects than smoked or injected cocaine. Crack cocaine is a different type of the cocaine drug that takes the form of rock crystals which are then heated and smoked.

However, binge users and people dependent on cocaine will experience more serious side effects. The main symptoms of cocaine addiction are listed below, with the most severe towards the bottom:

Insomnia and erratic sleep patterns,
Twitching, sweating and irritability,
Social withdrawal for long periods,
Anxiety and depression,
Periods of extreme fatigue and lethargy,
Weight loss,
Asthma and chest pains,
Hallucinations and delusions,
Perforated nasal septum,
Acute paranoia and psychiatric problems,

It's also important to understand that cocaine addiction can be linked to other conditions, such as depression, or eating disorders. We are able to address all of these illnesses at The Causeway Retreat.

Treating Cocaine Addiction at The Causeway Retreat

At The Causeway Retreat near London we use the latest evidence-based treatments to help you combat your addiction. Techniques include cognitive behaviour therapy to help you understand your drug abuse and develop strategies to recognise addiction triggers and cope in times of anxiety. We believe that treatment for cocaine addiction works best in a relaxed and therapeutic environment.

Contact us to find out more about our cocaine addiction rehab programmes, or to book personalised cocaine addiction treatment for yourself or a loved one.