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Meth Addiction


Overcoming Crystal Meth Addiction: An Essential Guide to Getting Clean

M.D. Steven J. Lee M.D. (Paperback) Da Capo Press 2006-09-04


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Does anyone know of a free, or cheap, non faith based, non 12 step, meth addiction treatment program?
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With all the hype about meth addiction and it's evils you would think it would be easy to find help. Not so far.
I have been looking for a free, or cheap, non faith based, non 12 step meth addiction outpatient program in the Phoenix Metro area. Something with counselling and medical supervision would be ideal. I cannot afford to not be working since I am self employed. I need to quit, and want to be clean. The cycle must be broken. Does anybody know how to help?


The only non-god treatment I know of is the AA version for drug addicts. If attending AA, you must remember that it calls for belief in YOUR higher power, not God. I have friends who attend AA who have nothing to do with any god. I don't know anything about the US programs, but in Canada we have 5 day, free Initial treatment - detox. centers. They provide medical treatment while the initial detox occurs and then help place a person in a treatment facility that is longer term. They are all AA based.

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what do you think is the best treatment for meth addiction?
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Cold turkey. You will sleep a lot at first, and you will need to discipline yourself not to overeat, but it's quicker and more effective than tapering off. Besides, once you've been through cold turkey once, you don't want to have to do it again, which gives you incentive to stay off the stuff.

Good luck!

looking for alternative treatment options for meth addiction.?
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I have researched until my fingers are numb. Trying to find detox using ibogaine, prometta, or other anti craving drug in New Mexico. Willing to do clinical trials, inpatient, detox w/outpatient. help I am trying tosave my life. stage 1 cirrosis.


There isn't an alternative treatment that I know of for meth addiction. I believe that the most affective treatment is behavior modification and detoxification. Both need at least a year to be successful. I have included a site to help you if you want below.
Good luck to you or anyone who is trying to beat this ugly monster!

i am in a treatment center for a meth addiction and attending self help groups. will i still go to jail?
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I was recently convicted of forgery in march and sentenced to 4 years probation and ordered to pay restitution ($600) I lied to the courts and said i didnt have a substance abuse problem. I am again being charged with the same crime(i wrote out checks on my ex boyfriends account while i was under the influance of meth). I knew i had a problem because i couldnt stop no matter how hard i tried. After i was arrested in July of this year i put myself on a waiting list at a local treatment center and graduated thier Intensive rehab treatment program after 8 weeks. I go to 5 self help groups a week and attend AA/NA meeting regularly and also meet with a counselor once a week. Recently i excepted a managing position at a cell phone company and am putting my life back together. i am residing in a half way house and have been clean for almost 6 months. The prosecuter in my case wants me to go to prison. my sentencing date is December 7th 06. does anyone know anyone that has been in my situation


The problem is that you committed a second offense, and you were on probation.

It all depends on the judge, and how forcefully your lawyer (if you have one) can argue and convince the judge that the forgeries were related to your meth addiction, but that now you are clean.

Another minor problem is that you did not admit your meth addiction for your first offense. The prosecutor could argue that you are using the meth addiction as an excuse for your second crime.

It is a tough one. My guess is that you could get a suspended sentence, meaning that if you break the law again during the probation, you will go to prison for the term that was suspended.

Because you have a job and you are clean, the judge might order you to go to jail on weekends. This seems like the most likely scenario, particularly if you do not have a long criminal record, and if you do not have a violent past.

If you do not have an attorney, request that an attorney be assigned to you at your sentencing hearing.

Is there a new implant treatment to stop drug addiction, specifically ectasy or meth?
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My son said his friend who is supposedly addicted to ectasy will be getting an implant placed right under the skin. If he takes ectasy again, he will not be affected by the drug at all.....I told him I didn't believe such a thing exists. If it were true, I'd sure we'd all know about this. Anyone ever hear such a thing?


I'm an alcohol and drug counselor and I have NEVER heard of it!


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