Meth Addiction Treatment and Rehab Center in Hanover, MA
Meth doesn’t have to keep a hold of your daily life. At Brook Addiction Treatment in Massachusetts, you’ll receive tailored meth addiction treatment, informed by evidence-based and holistic approaches that promote sobriety. Starting with a private assessment, we can help you find a level of care suitable for where you are in recovery.
What Is Meth Addiction?
Meth, short for methamphetamine and known as crystal meth, ice, or crank, takes over your brain’s dopamine system. The first high can feel euphoric, but tolerance can develop quickly, contributing to why relapse rates are so high. This can lead to days-long binges, followed by crashes into exhaustion or depression. Meth damages the parts of your brain that process pleasure, which can lead to feeling “flat” without it.
Signs and Symptoms of Meth Use
Methamphetamine use affects your body, mind, and behavior in ways that become hard to hide:
Physical: dilated pupils, rapid weight loss, severe tooth decay (“meth mouth”), skin sores from picking
Psychological: constant agitation, extreme paranoia, overwhelming anxiety, hallucinations
Behavioral: days without sleep during binges, obsessive repetitive tasks, financial problems, legal trouble
Effects and Risks of Meth Addiction
The damage from meth abuse can happen immediately and escalate over time:
Short-term effects: heart rate and blood pressure spike to dangerous levels, body temperature rises, and psychotic breaks can happen after one use
Long-Term: heart damage, stroke risk, persistent psychosis, memory problems, dental destruction, and non-healing skin damage
Overdose and Acute Risks
Make sure to monitor for any life-threatening signs. These include severe dehydration, dangerously high temperature (hyperthermia), seizures, chest pain, stroke symptoms, or violent agitation. If any of these occur, call 911 immediately, and stay with the person in distress until medical help arrives.
Brook Addiction Treatments for Meth Addiction
Our programs and treatment options are tailored to meth addiction-specific concerns, as well as your needs.
Medical Detox
We connect you with trusted detox services for vital monitoring, withdrawal management, hydration and nutrition support, and sleep restoration.
Day Treatment (PHP)
Our structured Day Treatment includes personalized therapy and relapse prevention. Without overnight stays, this level offers daily support and guidance.
Half-Day Treatment (IOP)
During Half-Day Treatment, you’ll attend therapy sessions that fit around work and family. Our program keeps you accountable while you rebuild your life.
Therapies
Our therapeutic approach for meth rehab involves whole-person healing. These include:
Family work to rebuild harmed relationships
Trauma-informed care to address root causes
Contingency management with acknowledgement
Group therapy for peer connection and shared learning
Experiential therapies for creative tools for healthy habits
CBT and DBT to rewire responses and regulate emotions
For Families and Loved Ones
When trying to help your loved one, approach conversations calmly without judgment. And if they’re not ready for recovery, keep an eye out for concerning signs related to psychosis, heart issues, or self-harm threats. If your loved one is hallucinating, having chest pain, or hasn’t slept or eaten in days, professional intervention is advised. Our compassionate team can help guide you; contact us for a clinical consult.
Take a Look at Our Hanover Facility
Brook Addiction Treatment sits in Hanover, Massachusetts, a serene South Shore community close to Greater Boston. Our wheelchair-accessible facility with inviting spaces helps encourage comfort and safety during meth addiction treatment.
Contact Us
Brook Addiction Treatment
20 East, Honover, MA 02339
Operating Hours: Available 24/7
Phone: (339) 333-7657
Email: contact@brookaddiction.com
Costs, Insurance, and Accessibility
We are in-network with most major insurance providers and can verify benefits in minutes. Our team explains coverage, estimated costs, and scheduling so you can plan with confidence.
Get Started
Starting a sober path free of meth is possible. It begins with just one call to our Hanover facility. To begin, reach out for a 10–15-minute evaluation where we’ll listen to your story and map out your next steps. Intake happens in person or virtually, whatever works for you. Within days, you’ll begin treatment at the right level of care for your recovery.
Our Values
Compassionate Care:
respectful guidance in every session
Evidence-Based Therapies:
proven methods used consistently
Local Expertise:
accessible programs in Hanover, MA
Integrated Support:
coordinated care for co-occurring needs
Confidential Setting:
private spaces built on mutual trust
FAQs
How do I get help today, and what happens on the first call?
Call or click “Verify Insurance.” Our introductory call assesses your situation, checks if you need detox, reviews insurance, and schedules your start, usually on the same or next day.
Do I need a meth detox first, or can I start outpatient now?
If you or your loved one is in the binge/crash pattern, skipping meals and sleep, or dealing with severe anxiety or paranoia, detox or inpatient is a safer first step. We’ll arrange it promptly and help you step down into our outpatient programs once stable.
What does meth withdrawal feel like, and how long does it last?
During withdrawal from methamphetamine, you can experience exhaustion, low mood, anxiety, sleep problems, and cravings. Acute symptoms ease in days, but depression and sleep issues can last weeks.
How do you treat meth addiction in outpatient programs?
Our meth rehab treatment is personalized to your schedule and risk level. Plans can include CBT to tackle triggers, relapse prevention, and contingency management to celebrate progress. You’ll also fix sleep and eating patterns, connect in groups, and get psychiatric support if needed.
What if I'm experiencing paranoia or psychosis?
Inform our team immediately. We’ll evaluate you in a calm setting, stabilize you, and adjust your plan. Once you’re safe and grounded, we can transition you into therapy.
What does a typical week in outpatient look like?
Outpatient meth treatment blends group and one-on-one therapy. Day treatment is often daily, with half-day care less frequently. You’ll practice skills, work on relapse prevention, and check in regularly.
How long does meth outpatient treatment last?
Most people engage in methamphetamine outpatient care for 8–12 weeks, stepping down as they stabilize. Your timeline depends on progress, risk, and goals.
Can my family be involved in my recovery from meth addiction?
Yes, with your consent. We offer family education, therapy, and updates. Part of family involvement includes teaching boundary tools so your loved ones can support without enabling.
Is meth addiction treatment confidential?
Completely. We follow HIPAA rules and only talk to family, employers, courts, or anyone else if you sign a release.
How much does meth rehab cost, and do you take my insurance?
We check benefits quickly and explain out-of-pocket costs. If your insurance requires higher care first, we’ll help arrange it and coordinate your step-down.