MDMA (Ecstasy) Abuse & Addiction Rehab

Yes. Ecstasy is a form of amphetamine, and the substance is similar to meth or cocaine. Frequently, MDMA is taken in tablet form and is ‘cut’ with other amphetamines, and sometimes caffeine. Because MDMA is usually a conglomeration of indeterminable, legal and illegal substances, users are often confined to a detox facility while the drug works its way out of their system.

After placing a call for a customized treatment plan, an intake counselor or coordinator will discuss with the patient–and possibly a supportive family member or friend–travel arrangements, types of accommodations and their availability, and the patient’s insurance policy. Also, if the patient qualifies for any benefits that could help with treatment costs, these will be discussed during the initial consultation.

Next, the intake counselor will meet with the patient and family to fill out the necessary paperwork. They will also discuss with the patient the rehab for MDMA rules and regulations and what they may bring with them to the facility. Grievance procedures and the patient’s rights are also discussed.

Every patient enters a rehab for MDMA facility needing specialized, customized care. Depending on the patient’s needs, their daily schedule will contain some or all of the following:

The key to successful rehabilitation is support and structure, so a patient’s schedule, once it is determined, will not deviate much.

Addiction ravages every aspect of a person’s life, and the side-effects and sometimes the causes of addiction and abuse are ‘whole-body.’ Modern and progressive treatment centers believe patients are more likely to recover successfully and prevent relapse with holistic treatment options.

These encompass the facets of the patient’s overall well-being, such as prioritizing fitness and group sports for companionship. Some treatment centers believe patients respond well to things like reiki and therapeutic massage, and others think the location of the center is essential. This is one of the reasons why southern California is home to the most rehab centers per capita in the United States. The sunny, scenic environment is believed to help patients recover from addiction and comorbid mental health conditions.

While drug abuse is a tragic and destructive force, a caring and therapeutic drug rehabilitation center can help families, and their loved ones heal from MDMA addiction.

MDMA is otherwise known as “molly” or ecstasy. It’s popular especially in clubs, house parties, and raves. The drug MDMA basically “squeezes” a user’s receptors for pleasure until there is no more. This is due to—there’s no easy way to put it—brain damage.

This is often why ravers report on the following days of “brain fog” or “suicide Tuesdays” after abusing this drug. Thousands of people know from personal experience how ecstasy has robbed them of hope. However, a rehab for ecstasy can be a new beginning.

With Windward Way, there is a solution and the hope for a future without ecstasy is real! Our experts will only be happy to craft an substance abuse rehab custom fit for your addiction to MDMA. The experts at Windward Way’s MDMA addiction rehab have the knowledge and tools to help you fight your dependency to this drug into submission. Call us now to see how our treatment for MDMA can lead the campaign to stamp out your addiction, once and for all: (855) 491-7694.

Since MDMA is an illegal drug, the full ingredient list for the street supply is simply impossible to know. Often, amphetamines, meth, or even caffeine are added to the mix of “ecstasy”. This can complicate the detox process, but our well-trained staff will deal with each person’s needs with skill and medical backing. Since long-time molly users can become depressed to the point of feeling suicidal, Windward Way’s clinically supervised MDMA detox can ease the transition off of it, offering the care you need.

Our highly praised addiction treatment program will address head on your craving for ecstasy and replace it with a healthy structure—custom-made, just for you. In fact, the staff at Windward Way is exceeding proud of our talent and know-how: we create a totally individualized treatment plan to fit your situation.

The process for admission can get you started right this moment—we’re available 24/7 to listen to your needs—you don’t have to begin this process alone. Pick up the phone and let us describe how we can put together the perfect plan to find a new life, away from the drug MDMA. Your call will prove how courageous you really are to make the first step. Believe us—we salute you! (855) 491-7694.

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