Cocaine Detox Program in Anaheim, CA
Restore Your Health at Our Anaheim Detox Facility
Restorations Health Care helps struggling addicts detox from cocaine and begin their path towards a sober life. Starting a journey towards recovery, especially from cocaine abuse, requires a compassionate, structured and medically supervised approach to safely detox. We recognize the severity of cocaine addiction and aim to provide clients with comprehensive care.
Our center supports recovering individuals to take back control of their health with medications and tailored plans to support the detox process. We understand the unique needs of each patient by providing medical supervision, emotional support, and individualized treatment plans. Our team is here to offer support and guidance every step of the way.
Struggling With A Cocaine Addiction?
Cocaine is a highly addictive drug, considered a stimulant. It is usually snorted as powder. Users enjoy cocaine for it’s quick increase in energy, focus and euphoria. It can also help tone down the effects of alcohol, and many use it as a party drug to be able to drink more.
The effects of cocaine are short-lasting, only minutes to an hour. Cocaine increases the neurotransmitter, dopamine, in the brain. This increases pleasure, and impacts reward-processing & motivation.
We understand the challenges in overcoming cocaine addiction.
Recognizing the signs and symptoms of cocaine addiction is important to start detox and get clean.
Effects of Cocaine Abuse
Recognize Symptoms of Cocaine Abuse
Recognize the warning signs in yourself or a loved one to reach out for support. Symptoms of cocaine abuse include:
Recognize the warning signs in yourself or a loved one to reach out for support. Symptoms of dilaudid abuse include:
Our detox program includes:



Withdrawal symptoms can begin in as little as 24 hours after the last dose of cocaine. Once you get to the treatment facility or rehab center where you will already be detoxing.
Feelings of hostility, anxiety, and depression will typically begin right away. You will also experience intense cravings.
Over the next few days, symptoms will typically become worse before they get better, often peaking around the 3-5 day mark. During this time, the medical staff monitoring you will likely provide medications to alleviate symptoms from withdrawal.
After symptoms have peaked they will slowly begin to decrease before going away entirely.
In severe cases, psychological symptoms such as depression, anxiety or psychosis may linger for weeks or even months after detox has been completed. These symptoms are known as Post-Acute Withdrawal Syndrome (PAWS).
After you’re discharged from detox, the next step is to enter an residential treatment, or intensive outpatient to support on-going recovery.

