Mephedrone Detox

Mephedrone is often referred to as m-kat or meow-meow, and it is a powerful stimulant that is similar to ecstasy and speed. It was once portrayed as a “legal high”, as dealers marketed it as a kind of plant food.

However, Mephedrone is now a class B drug. It can be in pill form but is usually in the form of a fine yellow/white powder, which is snorted in the same manner as cocaine. It can also be smoked.

Mephedrone creates a sense of affection to those around you and also a sense of euphoria. Those using Mephedrone will feel confident, chatty and more alert than usual, and users will likely find themselves experiencing a reduced appetite.

 

Risks of taking Mephedrone

Because Mephedrone is a comparatively new drug, the long-term effects of use are still under study. However, there are some known effects.

Snorting Mephedrone through your nose can cause serious nosebleeds. Because the drug affects your heart and circulatory system, users can experience cold limbs and dizziness.

Overheating can also occur, and this risk is increased when Mephedrone is mixed with other drugs. And finally, death is a real risk – a number of deaths in the UK have been attributed to Mephedrone overdose and excessive use.

Are you a Mephedrone user? Are you concerned that your use of the drug has escalated beyond occasional highs into an addiction? Are you concerned that a friend, loved one or colleague has a Mephedrone addiction?

If so, then Cassiobury Court can help you. With our 24-hour helpline, you can direct any questions that you might have to our admissions team, who can run through an initial consultation with you over the telephone.

Why not call us today on 01923 369161 or text HELP to 83222 to discuss your Mephedrone addiction and how Cassiobury Court can provide you with assistance?

 

Mephedrone Addiction Treatment

If you’re addicted to Mephedrone, then you undoubtedly have a long road ahead of you, but with our expert care, commitment to residential rehab will be the starting point for your recovery.

Many of our clients baulk at the concept of being away from their normal life for a month, but the opportunity to recover in the safety of our comfortable rehabilitation clinic is the best course of treatment for those who want to have Mephedrone rehab.

By pressing the reset button on your life, you can recover with around-the-clock care and all of your Mephedrone addiction treatment sessions taking place in the safe and secure environment provided by our rehab clinic.

By taking a step back from your life, you can focus solely on your recovery, free of the distractions and temptations that life can provide.

 

Mephedrone Rehab

Your Mephedrone rehab will begin with your initial telephone consultation. In this conversation, we will discuss your Mephedrone use, including the amount that you consume. We’ll also ask questions pertaining to your general physical and psychological health.

If you agree that Cassiobury Court can offer the best Mephedrone addiction treatment for your needs, we will admit you as soon as possible. Unlike other local solutions, there is no wait for our addiction treatment services.

Upon arrival at our comfortable and discreet rehab centre, you will be given a tour of the facility and introduced to your keyworkers, who will be mapping your route to being free of Mephedrone addiction.

When you have been checked in, we will have one of our doctors perform a thorough examination of your physical and mental health. This is so we can determine the best course of Mephedrone addiction treatment for you. We treat all of our clients as individuals by providing a personalised care plan within 24-48 hours of admission, which will outline overall recovery needs based on our examinations.

When your assessments have been completed, detox will likely be the next step of your treatment.

 

Mephedrone Detox

This part of the process is defined by stopping substance use in a medical environment. We may offer prescription drugs during this time to minimise Mephedrone withdrawal symptoms.

These symptoms can sometimes be painful and can cause users to experience convulsions, shaking and tremors, hallucinations, cramps and muscle aches. However, all Mephedrone addicts will respond differently to the drug leaving their system.

Depending on the severity of your addiction, this process can last up to two weeks. It is an uncomfortable part of your Mephedrone rehab, but removing all traces from your system is essential to your long-term recovery.

Many of our clients have attempted their own DIY detox at home, but this is not safe. Under the care of Cassiobury Court, you’ll have around-the-clock care from our medical team, who can determine the most appropriate course of action.

 

Therapies for Mephedrone

Upon completion of your Mephedrone detox, you will be able to focus your attention on your therapies. Cassiobury Court is proud to offer a variety of different therapies to help your long-term recovery.

You will be able to spend time in individual and group therapy sessions. This will allow you to enhance your understanding of why you developed an addiction in the first place and to work on the physical and mental triggers that cause you to abuse Mephedrone.

Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) might be offered as a form of psychological therapy which can provide individuals with an understanding of thoughts and behaviours and what causes them. You will be able to share your experiences in group therapy, and this is an effective way to build a support network for the more trying times when you leave our care.

When your treatment has been completed, you’ll be given a comprehensive aftercare plan which includes access to fellowship groups such as your local Narcotics Anonymous group.

We understand that taking the first step is difficult, but we encourage you to get in touch with Cassiobury Court today for your best chance at ridding yourself of Mephedrone from your life.

Please don’t put it off any further and contact us on 01923 369161 or text HELP to 83222 today.