Marijuana addiction treatment center

Marijuana is a dangerous and habit-forming
Marijuana use can be dangerous

Marijuana is a dangerous and habit-forming psychoactive substance that causes harm in communities across the world. People use marijuana for the effects of its main chemical ingredient, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC). THC creates a high that results in relaxation, heightened senses, paranoia, and tiredness. Marijuana use can be dangerous, but we want you to know that help is available. Contact Lakeview Health by calling 866 552 6557 to learn more about our marijuana addiction treatment program.

Signs or symptoms of marijuana addiction
Marijuana addiction can come on slowly

If marijuana use interferes with your work or social life but you can’t seem to cut back or quit, it is an addiction. Often considered a gateway drug, marijuana can lead to trying more dangerous and life-altering drugs. You can get the support you need by contacting a substance abuse treatment center to find treatment programs designed with your care in mind. From detox to long-term sobriety support, Lakeview Health provides help at every step of the way.

Marijuana addiction can come on slowly. At Lakeview Health, we understand that it can be hard to determine whether you have an addiction to marijuana. There are signs or symptoms that you are dealing with an addiction that include:

Further, there are adverse physical side effects of smoking marijuana, according to the Center for Disease Control, these side effects include:

Having an addiction means that you are no longer in control of your life. Among other consequences, your personal and professional relationships can begin to suffer, and as a result, you and the people who care about you may decide that a drug addiction treatment program is the best option for dealing with your addiction. At Lakeview Health, we believe that it is essential that you take the time you need to recover from an addiction to marijuana when it is interfering with your life. You deserve to live your best life, and you can only do that once you have decided to take responsibility for your addiction.

Marijuana addiction in the US

According to the National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics, some of the most telling statistics about marijuana addiction in the US include:

55 million Americans
currently use marijuana.
45% of Americans
have tried marijuana at least once
Approximately 10%
of regular cannabis users develop a marijuana use disorder.
Treatment for an addiction to marijuana

Treatment for addiction begins when you decide that you are ready to change your life. It starts with the withdrawal process, which can take some time, as symptoms can continue to show up even after you have stopped using marijuana for good. Symptoms of marijuana withdrawal can include:

Feeling anxious or nervous, or generally restless

Trouble eating or feeling sick

Difficulty concentrating and being irritable or angry

Physical pain, such as fever, headache, chills, or sweating.

It can take a week or so for you to experience marijuana withdrawal symptoms, and you will need support while you experience withdrawal. Let Lakeview Health’s marijuana addiction treatment center give you the support you need to overcome your addiction and move forward with your life. Our dedicated staff members have helped people manage addiction and mental health concerns for years. We offer holistic and integrated therapeutic interventions designed to promote growth, self-esteem, community, and independence.

Range of treatment for an addiction to marijuana

The time range of treatment for marijuana addiction differs for each person in treatment, depending on factors such as overall health, history of addiction, or the presence of mental health disorders. Because detox is not necessary for marijuana addiction, treatment plans focus more on the psychological addiction to marijuana. The level of care depends on the severity of the addiction. For example, some may benefit from a residential treatment program, while others may thrive in an outpatient or inpatient treatment program. Our Lakeview Health team will collaborate with you to see which program may be best. Also, our team revisits treatment plans periodically to ensure that the level of care is best for your recovery journey.

Lakeview - Cannabis Use Disorder

Marijuana addiction recovery methodology

Our Lakeview Health team believes that therapy is fundamental to overcoming marijuana addiction. As such, our recovery methodology includes, but is not limited to:

Our team of therapists recognizes that addressing and healing the underlying causes of addiction leads to higher chances of maintaining recovery for years to come. We want to set you up for success, and our recovery methodology provides the tools to do so.

Marijuana withdrawal

Withdrawal symptoms for marijuana include depression, anxiety, sleeplessness, sweating, tremors, respiratory depression, and irritability. If you or your loved one begins to show any of these symptoms when not taking the drug, it is essential that you look into seeking assistance from a qualified addiction treatment center.

Science-based addiction treatment

By employing evidence-based treatment methods like cognitive-behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and medication-assisted treatment, we help our Lakeview patients build the tools they need for long-term recovery. Years of scientific study and research have proven these methods to be effective. At Lakeview, we strive to consistently improve and offer the highest quality care to our patients.

A safe and caring treatment setting

Our Lakeview staff members strive to build strong, supportive relationships with the patients in our care. In our addiction treatment center, you’ll find a safe place to work through the underlying causes of substance abuse, build your sober network, and make concrete plans for the future. In our inpatient treatment program, patients can focus on their recovery away from the stress of daily life. Through group therapy, you’ll find a network of recovery support that can help you maintain sobriety even after leaving our treatment center.

Relapse prevention and marijuana addiction

At Lakeview Health’s marijuana addiction treatment center in Jacksonville, FL, you will focus on learning relapse prevention techniques. These techniques will give you the strength you need when you are tempted to return to abusing substances. Relapse prevention strategies are different for everyone, but our primary focus is on improving skills when confronted with stressful situations. Relapse is often a part of recovery, and knowing how to reach out for help can make all the difference. And if you do find yourself in the middle of a relapse, Lakeview Health will be there for you.

Post-rehab aftercare planning

At Lakeview Recovery, we plan for our patients’ long-term recovery from addiction and mental health concerns. Our goal is to help you or your loved one work through a full continuum of care. This includes detox, inpatient treatment, partial hospitalization, and outpatient treatment. Even after completing these treatment programs, our extensive Jacksonville alumni network and ongoing alumni meetings provide support and encouragement to help keep you connected and motivated.

How do I know if a loved one has relapsed?

People with a drug addiction often become secretive, hiding the extent of their problem. It may start small with missing a family event or not calling as often. Things may progress to the point where you realize that you haven’t heard from them in a while. Efforts at getting them to participate in social events may be rebuffed. They may self-isolate or become secretive. Things can escalate even when you both live in the same household. Your loved one may disappear for days at a time. They may resent any efforts at trying to figure out what they’ve been doing with their time.

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