Adderall® is a stimulant drug most commonly used to treat ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder). Its abuse potential is well known and the withdrawal can be difficult. Our intake counselors will determine whether an Adderall detox is necessary to ease your transition into our highly successful and totally customizable prescription addiction rehabilitation program.
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Treatment for Adderall® Addiction at Windward Way
Since doses much larger than a therapeutic level are common with abuse of this drug, often a person addicted to Adderall will also need to undergo a full physical to determine an appropriate medical course of action. Our clinically supervised staff makes a big difference for people who want only the best care available for themselves of their loved ones. Take action right now to see how Windward Way can stop the roller coaster cycle of Adderall abuse. We are waiting for your call (855) 491-7694.
People who have graduated from Windward Way have found that we have redirected their energy into healthier channels, away from an Adderall addiction. Rather than constantly seeking these drugs, our graduated clients find new purpose, structure, and meaning to their lives.
If you or a loved one is suffering from a dependency to Adderall that has gotten out of control, reach out to Windward Way to begin your recovery process via admission into our world-class program. Help is just a click or a call away: (855) 491-7694.
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