Meth Addiction Treatment

Methamphetamine (meth) is a powerful and highly addictive stimulant that produces short-term euphoria, energy, and increased alertness. However, the long-term consequences of meth use are severe, including:

• Physical health deterioration – Rapid weight loss, heart issues, and neurological damage
• Severe mental health effects – Increased paranoia, hallucinations, and long-term cognitive impairment
• Social and emotional struggles – Damaged relationships, financial instability, and legal troubles

Meth addiction creates a dangerous cycle that’s difficult to escape without professional intervention. Seeking evidence-based meth addiction treatment can provide the medical, psychological, and emotional support necessary for recovery.

Recognizing meth use disorder early can help you seek treatment before it worsens. Common signs include:

• Physical symptoms – Rapid weight loss, severe dental issues ("meth mouth"), skin sores, and dilated pupils
• Behavioral changes – Increased aggression, secrecy, social withdrawal, and impulsivity
• Psychological effects – Paranoia, anxiety, hallucinations, mood swings, and difficulty concentrating
• Neglecting responsibilities – Struggles at work, school, or home due to meth use

If you or someone you know is experiencing these symptoms, seeking professional meth addiction treatment can provide the structured care needed for recovery.

Without treatment, meth addiction can lead to severe physical, mental, and social consequences, including:

• Increased risk of stroke and heart failure – Meth use significantly strains the cardiovascular system
• Neurological damage – Long-term meth use can cause permanent cognitive impairment and memory loss
• Severe mental health issues – Chronic paranoia, hallucinations, and psychosis are common in long-term users
• Financial and legal troubles – Addiction can lead to financial instability, job loss, and legal consequences
• Isolation and relationship damage – Meth use often causes people to withdraw from loved ones and supportive networks

Seeking early intervention through meth addiction treatment can help prevent these lasting effects and support long-term recovery.

Our meth addiction treatment program provides evidence-based care tailored to each individual’s needs. Our approach includes:

• Medical detox and withdrawal management – Safe, supervised detox to help manage withdrawal symptoms and cravings
• Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) – Helps you identify and change thought patterns that contribute to addiction
• Dual diagnosis treatment – Integrated care for people struggling with meth addiction and co-occurring mental health conditions
• Motivational interviewing (MI) – Encourages you to build motivation for lasting recovery
• Group and individual therapy – Supportive counseling sessions that provide emotional healing and accountability
• Relapse prevention and life skills training – Education on managing stress, triggers, and building a healthy, drug-free lifestyle

Promises Atlanta takes a whole-person approach so that you receive the physical, emotional, and psychological support you need to succeed.