Cocaine Rehab Thailand
Recovery in a Peaceful Sanctuary
Cocaine is often seen as a lifestyle drug, appealing to affluent partygoers and high-achieving professionals who use it to enhance social experiences or boost productivity. While these individuals may initially feel in control of their use, cocaine addiction can quickly take hold, leading to severe consequences that can upend even the most seemingly put-together lives.
Why Is Cocaine So Addictive?
Cocaine is highly addictive due to its ability to provide a quick and intense high that lasts only about 30 minutes. This short-lived effect prompts people to use more frequently to maintain the desired state, quickly building up a tolerance to the drug. The higher the high, the more intense the crash. For example, you might do a lot of cocaine over the weekend, crash on Sunday night, and find that you need just a little to get through Monday. When you find yourself needing cocaine to feel normal again, it’s a strong indication that your use has crossed the line into a substance use disorder.
Signs of Cocaine Addiction
Indicators that your cocaine use has become an addiction:
- Hiding or being secretive about cocaine use, often making excuses to use in private
- Initially rationalising drug use such as only using on weekends, maintaining work performance, or claiming the right to relax with friends
- Gradually neglecting responsibilities at work, home, or in relationships as cocaine use escalates
- Needing to increase the amount and frequency of cocaine in order to feel the same high
- Erratic and unpredictable mood swings
- Feeling down and blue when you are not using cocaine
Behind the facade of cocaine addiction, often lie co-occurring disorders such as anxiety or depression. While cocaine may provide temporary relief as a way to self-medicate and cope, it can actually worsen your existing mental health problems or even trigger the onset of new ones. This makes it increasingly challenging to break free from addiction without professional help.
Many of our clients prefer to fly out to Thailand for treatment to escape the triggers and temptations that fuel their cocaine use back home. Furthermore, at The Dawn we adhere to strict international codes of patient-confidentiality to ensure your peace of mind so that you can fully focus on healing. Our person-centred approach ensures that we understand your unique needs and circumstances, tailoring your treatment plan accordingly.
Why The Dawn is the Best Cocaine Rehab in Thailand
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The only CARF-accredited rehab in Asia, a benchmark of top treatment centres in the US - which means we adhere to international standards in health and safety, treatment protocols, and client care.
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We offer medically-assisted onsite alcohol detox in Thailand - designed to manage withdrawal symptoms safely and comfortably.
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A personalised treatment plan tailored to meet your goals – it will be guided by our Treatment Roadmap to ensure you can cope with your triggers and cravings before we address the root cause of your alcohol addiction.
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Integration of holistic therapies scientifically proven to help manage cravings - Therapies, such as mindfulness meditation and yoga, provide effective coping strategies to help you navigate triggers and maintain sobriety in daily life.
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Confidentiality Guaranteed - Your privacy is our top priority. We strictly adhere to international standards and codes of client confidentiality.
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Our Step-Down Programme - allows you to gradually reintegrate back into daily life and put into practice the tools you have learned to deal with triggers and cravings while still receiving professional support to maintain your sobriety.
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1/2 the price of similar Western facilities - allowing you to stay in treatment longer. According to studies, the longer you stay in alcohol rehab, the stronger your recovery.
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Free Lifetime Aftercare Support - bi-weekly online group sessions to guide you through recovery and help you maintain sobriety.
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Alumni Programme - resources, global peer support, and discounts on our rehab centre's services to support your ongoing recovery from alcohol addiction.
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How Cocaine Addiction is Treated at The Dawn Rehab Thailand
At The Dawn, our structured Treatment Roadmap for cocaine addiction treatment in Thailand is designed to address both the symptoms of your cocaine addiction and any underlying mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression for sustainable recovery and relapse prevention.
Here’s an overview of the different phases of our treatment:
Supervised Cocaine Detox in Thailand
(Weeks 1 to 2)
Your first step will be a supervised drug detox. Although cocaine withdrawal isn’t typically dangerous, our team will help manage your symptoms, which may include:
- Depression
- Extreme fatigue
- Inability to concentrate
- Lack of motivation
- Intense cravings
- In some cases, suicidal thoughts
At The Dawn, you can complete all stages of treatment in one location, allowing for a smooth transition from detox to therapy.
Managing Triggers and Cravings
(Weeks 2 to 5)
After detox, you will move on to address the immediate issues related to your cocaine addiction where we focus on strategies to help you manage your triggers and cravings using the following therapies:
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT)
- Motivational Therapy
- Psychoeducation
- Holistic Practices
During this phase, you will start to build your personalised Relapse Prevention Plan.
Addressing Underlying
Causes
(Weeks 5 to 12)
This phase is critical to ensuring long term recovery. Here, we delve into and address the underlying causes of your cocaine addiction, such as co-occurring mental health disorders and unresolved trauma.
Why Residential Cocaine Rehab is More Effective than Outpatient Treatment
When embarking on your journey to overcome cocaine addiction, it’s crucial to understand why inpatient treatment is more beneficial than outpatient treatment. Cocaine addiction is a powerful force that can take control of your life, and the cravings and temptations can be incredibly difficult to resist when you’re in your everyday environment. Our cocaine rehab in Thailand immerses you in a supportive, drug-free setting where you can fully concentrate on healing. Let’s explore more why residential treatment outweighs outpatient treatment below:
Residential Treatment vs. Outpatient Treatment
Residential – Removes you from daily triggers. Going abroad for cocaine addiction treatment in Thailand allows you to focus entirely on your recovery without distractions.
Outpatient – Triggers such as stress, social situations, and easy access to drugs are still present as you balance treatment with daily responsibilities, potentially triggering a relapse.
Residential – 24/7 medical support for safe and comfortable detox.
Outpatient – Lacks a controlled environment increasing the risk of relapse when you have strong cravings.
Residential – Faster results due to intensive structured programmes employing a multifaceted approach (onsite detox + individual and group therapy + holistic programme).
Outpatient – Progress is significantly slower when only participating in individual therapy sessions on a weekly or biweekly basis. It also requires strong discipline to attend appointments consistently.
Residential – All aspects of treatment, including detox, therapy, medical care, and holistic sessions, are accessible in one place, ensuring comprehensive care.
Outpatient– You will have to visit different providers for various services, which can be time-consuming, stressful, and potentially triggering a relapse.
Residential – Group therapy benefits: Cocaine addiction can strain relationships and lead to unhealthy social dynamics. Studies show that group therapy is highly effective in helping individuals develop healthier communication skills, gain valuable peer support, and learn from others’ experiences in a safe, supportive environment.
Outpatient – Typically, only individual therapy sessions are offered, limiting the scope of treatment and the opportunity to connect with and gain wisdom from others in recovery.
Cocaine Addiction Help in Thailand: The Best Route to Long-Term Sobriety
Addressing the underlying causes of your cocaine addiction, such as depression and anxiety, requires time. While a 28 day cocaine rehab programme can be a good starting point, it may not be sufficient for addressing the root cause of your addiction. In the initial 4 to 5 weeks at our cocaine rehab in Thailand, we will focus on stabilising you and equipping you with the tools to manage your cravings. Only after you are stable will we identify and address triggers that have led to your cocaine use, helping you develop healthier ways to cope. We also offer a Step-down Programme that allows for a gradual transition from intensive treatment to a more independent lifestyle, ensuring you have the support and skills needed to maintain your recovery journey.
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Meet our compassionate experts specialising in cocaine addiction recovery. Our multidisciplinary team collaborates to provide comprehensive, personalised care for your unique needs.
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Relapse Prevention and Aftercare Our programme includes relapse prevention strategies and ongoing support through weekly online aftercare sessions to help you maintain sobriety and handle triggers effectively.
Depression Retreat
Our programme offers personalised care using evidence-based therapies like CBT, DBT, and EMDR to guide you towards lasting wellbeing in overcoming depression.
FAQS
Q. What are the signs of a cocaine addict?
A: Here are some common signs that someone may be addicted to cocaine:
- Needing to use cocaine to feel normal or function properly
- Using alone or in secret
- Increased tolerance and cravings
- Neglecting responsibilities
- Mood swings, irritability, and erratic behaviour
- Continuing use despite negative consequences
- Physical signs: dilated pupils, runny nose, and frequent sniffling
Q. How long does cocaine stay in your system?
A: Cocaine can be detected in urine for 2-3 days, blood for 1-2 days, and hair for months. However, heavy or prolonged use can extend these timeframes.
Q. Which issue is related to long-term cocaine use?
A: Long-term cocaine use can lead to a variety of serious health issues affecting multiple body systems. Some of the most significant problems associated with prolonged cocaine use include:
- Cognitive impairment: memory loss, difficulty concentrating, impaired decision-making
- Mental health disorders: depression, anxiety, paranoia
- Cardiovascular issues: irregular heartbeat, heart attacks, stroke
- Respiratory problems: chronic cough, lung damage, increased risk of infections
- Other issues: gastrointestinal complications, sexual dysfunction, higher risk of infectious diseases
Q. How to stop cocaine addiction?
A: Stopping cocaine addiction typically involves professional treatment, including detox, therapy, support groups, and aftercare. Seeking help from a qualified rehab facility such as The Dawn Rehab Thailand that offers a continuum of care is crucial for long-term recovery. This ensures that individuals receive comprehensive support at every stage of their recovery journey.
Q. What is the average length of stay for patients undergoing cocaine addiction treatment?
A: Clients typically stay an average of 40–60 days at our cocaine rehab in Thailand. The duration of your stay is influenced by multiple factors, such as the severity of your addiction, your personal requirements, and your response to the treatment. For those dealing with co-occurring disorders, we recommend a stay of up to 90 days to ensure that we address the root causes of your cocaine use, such as stress and anxiety, and develop a personalised relapse prevention plan for long-term recovery.
A Day at The Dawn Cocaine Addiction Treatment Centre in Thailand
We believe in healing the whole person.. You will receive intensive psychotherapy, but meditation, relaxation, and recreational activities will all play an important therapeutic role in your treatment. Here’s an example of what a typical day looks like at The Dawn Cocaine Rehab in Chiang Mai:
