Transformational Addiction Recovery Program in Maui, Hawaii
“I understood, through rehab, things about creating characters. I understood that creating whole people means knowing where we come from, how we can make a mistake and how we overcome things to make ourselves stronger.” – Samuel L. Jackson
Amphetamines are categorized as stimulants. Stimulants work by using the dopamine reward system of the brain. When Amphetamines are used, the individual’s central nervous system is stimulated and produces a higher level of the neurotransmitter dopamine. The increase of dopamine creates a euphoric feeling and overall sense of wellbeing.
Amphetamine addiction can leave the individual and their families feeling frightened while they are stuck in an endless cycle of bingeing and crashing.
The use of Amphetamines causes different sign effects based on the individual and the amount of time they have been using the substance. It affects four main components of a person: Mood, behavior, physical, and psychological. Below are the most common sign effects known with addiction to amphetamines.
In a study that was published by the National Institute on Drug Abuse. It found that, in 2018, the number of college students misusing drugs like Adderall, which is a type of amphetamine, was 11.1% of all enrolled students.
The research by the National Institute on Drug Abuse also showed that 25% of people who begin abusing Amphetamines started by the age of 13.
At Maui Recovery, we understand that the addiction to amphetamines is extremely complicated and complex. We fully understand the challenges that will be present with the treatment and incorporate many different techniques and options to make sure we find the right options for you.
Our treatment program uses multiple therapeutic modalities to help individuals understand and adjust their behaviors and lifestyle to stay on a path of continued sobriety. With more and more amphetamines being prescribed, men and women are becoming increasingly addicted, and receiving the professional help they so desperately need and deserve can be difficult.
Cognitive Behavioral therapist focus is on helping the patient understand the connection between their thoughts, emotions, and the way that they behave. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy’s main goal is to help the individual understand and deal with the negative thoughts and feelings and provide the tools to help the individual choose positive thoughts and behaviors throughout their recovery journey.
Equine therapy helps the participants learn about themselves and others by participating in physical activities involving horses and processing the thoughts, beliefs, behaviors, and patterns that arise during the experience. The goals of equine therapy include helping people develop skills such as emotional regulation, self-confidence, and responsibility. Horses are known to mirror a client’s behavior or emotions. This allows for clients to maintain a sense of self-awareness, using the horse’s behavior and interactions for feedback and opportunities to check in and process what is happening now.
What makes our staff so unique, is that we too have gone through our healing & recovery journey and care deeply about everyone that comes into our programs. Our staff has been through the core underlying work themselves and are living and breathing examples in their journey, living meaningful lives of purpose.
Maui Recovery does not judge you because we understand and accept you. We pride ourselves on implementing essential teachings and techniques into our program so that you walk away with confidence and the resources to continue your journey without us next to you.
Here at Maui Recovery, we believe in providing a safe, nurturing, and healing environment for individuals so they can heal and find serenity while growing mentally and emotionally.
We believe in helping everyone find their truth and getting rid of the false truth that they have been dealing with for past years.
We know first hand the pain and suffering that comes from active addiction. We’re here for you
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