REHAB FOR METH ADDICTION in Scottsdale, AZ
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We are Cornerstone Healing Center, a Scottsdale drug and alcohol treatment center specializing in meth addiction. We have six different meth rehab programs to choose from, meaning we have a treatment program that is customizable for each client.
- Residential Treatment Program
- Partial Hospitalization Program
- Intensive Outpatient Program
- Outpatient Program
- Recovery Coaching and Sober Companions
Make no mistake; going to rehab for meth addiction can mean the difference between life and death. Meth use is increasing across the United States. It’s widely known that meth is extremely addictive, with some reporting symptoms of addiction after the first use. It’s more important now than ever to understand meth use, addiction, and meth treatment.
We can start you on a path to a new life. Call us today to learn about our treatment programs.

Our team is here to help you navigate the process so you can focus on what really matters- your recovery.
How We Treat Meth Addiction
Cornerstone Healing Center provides a comprehensive treatment program to help individuals struggling with meth addiction. Our program is designed to give each individual the best chance to recover successfully. We fight hard to make recovery possible for our clients.
Treatment at our Scottsdale treatment facility includes:
- Comprehensive assessment and evaluation to determine the severity of addiction
- Individualized treatment planning based on the individual’s specific needs and goals
- Medically monitored withdrawal symptoms
- Individual, group, and family therapy
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) to help individuals recognize and change destructive thought patterns
- Motivational Interviewing to help individuals stay motivated to stay in recovery
- Relapse prevention
- 12-Step program participation
- Aftercare and ongoing recovery support
- Common Ground Family Reunification and Healing Day
Our Meth Treatment Program Methods
our Scottsdale Treatment Center staff
Our providers will give you compassionate care to help you overcome methamphetamine addiction.

Karen Williams, LPC
Clinical Director

Lionel Estrada, LISAC
Primary Therapist
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Understanding Meth and Meth Addiction Treatment
There are several signs of meth addiction that can show if a person is on the drug or not. These signs include both physical signs and other signs, which include mood swings and other indicators.
Some of the most common indicators of meth addiction include the following:
- Thinning of the body and weight loss
- Facial acne
- Rotten teeth, also known as meth mouth
- Deteriorating skin quality
- Weakness
- Neverending itching
- Strokes
- And many more, depending on the person
The above-mentioned signs are those that can be detected through the eye; however, there are many signs that are not visible to the eye but are felt by the user.
These signs of Meth Use include:
- Increased sex drive
- High body temperature
- Liver damage
- Increased vulnerability to infections
- Deteriorating Immunity
- Hallucinations
- Paranoia
- Mood swings
- Insomnia
- A feeling of perpetual confusion
- Jerkiness
- And many more
These are only a few signs of meth abuse; however, the people who use meth for longer periods are even at the risk of sudden death.
- They are isolating themselves from friends and family.
- Abrupt changes in their behavior, such as being more irritated, less patient, and angrier.
- They are facing difficulties in fulfilling everyday tasks.
- They indulge in risky behavior such as driving under the influence, changing social groups, or changing partners.
- They no longer focus on their health or hygiene.
- They lose control over their use of substances.
- They have a high tolerance for substance usage.
- They are showing signs of withdrawal.
- An increase or decrease in their eating and sleeping routines.
- They lack interest in hobbies that they once adored.
- They have increased emotional reactivity.
- They show fear without reason.
- They are having difficulty concentrating or thinking.
- They are more irritable and tend to get angry quickly.
- They are no longer giving importance to cleanliness or health.
- They are complaining about body pains without genuine cause.
- They seem to have lost touch with reality and are acting paranoid. They might also be experiencing hallucinations or delusions, which they explain to you as life events.
Methamphetamine, being one of the most potent synthetic drugs, is also linked to severe withdrawal symptoms. People who are looking to quit meth experience symptoms divided into two phases.
The first phase lasts for the first 24 hours of meth withdrawal. This phase is the most intense and can cause a lot of problems. Some of the symptoms that a person might experience during the first phase include severe meth cravings, fatigue, sleeplessness, anxiety, depression, and an increased appetite, among several other symptoms.
The second phase of meth withdrawal is less intense than the first and can last for almost a month. Increased appetite, anxiety, depression, and meth cravings are some of the symptoms associated with the second phase of meth withdrawal. It’s important to always remember that these are temporary.
The duration and severity of these withdrawal symptoms vary depending on the time of use. People who have used the drug for a long time might experience more severe withdrawal symptoms for longer periods.
How to Get Help for Meth addiction
We are Cornerstone Healing Center. A premiere Substance abuse treatment center in Scottsdale, Arizona. We offer many different meth addiction treatment programs. These programs include inpatient rehab, intensive outpatient treatment, sober companion programs, and more.
If you or a loved one is actively suffering from a meth addiction we are the best place to find treatment in Scottsdale, Arizona.
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