Ketamine Drug Rehab Melbourne
The Myhab team is committed to helping you or a loved one achieve long-term health & free from ketamine drug addiction.
Ketamine Drug Rehab - Change is Possible
Ketamine, originally developed as an anesthetic, has become increasingly popular as a recreational drug due to its dissociative and hallucinogenic effects. While it has legitimate medical uses, its misuse can lead to serious psychological and physical consequences, including addiction. Ketamine drug rehab programs are essential for those struggling with dependence on this powerful substance. This article provides an in-depth look at what ketamine addiction is, the signs of abuse, and what to expect from a ketamine drug rehab program.
Taking the first step towards treatment is important with any addiction – including ketamine drug addiction. MyHab have a specific ketamine drug rehabilitation programme to help you kick the habit and stop taking ketamine drugs.
Myhab’s specialised ketamine rehab centre in Melbourne is dedicated to helping addicts like you or your family member achieve sobriety through holistic and proven rehab treatments. Contact us now or call 1300 190 370.
Signs & Symptoms of Ketamine Drug Addiction
Signs of ketamine drug addiction can include things like taking the drug in a way it wasn’t intended, for example:
- Anxiety and depression
- Fear and paranoia
- Confusion and memory loss
- Auditory or visual hallucinations (hearing or seeing things that aren’t real)
- Feeling of floating or being able to fly
- Distorted perception of space, time and reality, causing you to take risks
- Entering a trance-like state and experiencing euphoria
- Inability to focus or concentrate at work, home, or in any other areas of your life
- Individual Counselling
- Group Therapy
- Educational presentations and workshops
- Aftercare planning
- Podcasting and Story Telling facilities
- 24/7 access to counsellors or support workers
Side Effects & Signs of ketamine Drug Addiction
Unfortunately, and far too often overdosing is a common occurrence when abusing ketamine drugs, this is why this type of addiction can be so deadly for addicted people.
• Cognitive Decline: Long-term use is associated with memory problems, impaired cognitive function, and difficulties with learning and attention.
• Psychological Disorders: Prolonged ketamine abuse can lead to persistent mood disorders, including depression, anxiety, and symptoms resembling schizophrenia.
• Anxiety and Paranoia: Increased feelings of anxiety or paranoia, especially in situations where ketamine is unavailable or during withdrawal.
• Fatigue and Drowsiness: Persistent tiredness, lethargy, or an overwhelming need to sleep, often disrupting daily life.
• Financial Problems: Spending excessive amounts of money on ketamine, often leading to financial difficulties or even illegal activities to obtain the drug.
• Hallucinations: Visual and auditory hallucinations are common, leading to altered perceptions of reality..
Some Damaging Effects Are:
- • Physical
- • Psychological
- • Emotional
- • Social
- • Spiritual
- • Organ damage and premature ageing
Myhab Ketamine Drug Rehab Programs
At Myhab, our specially trained staff understand your addiction, discussing in detail about ketamine drug addiction and how hard it is to predict how much somebody could potentially use once they start experimenting with ketamine drugs, or how to control their use and addiction once they are using regularly.
Help is Available
If you’re struggling with addiction, we want you to know that help is available. Here at MyHab ketamine drug rehab Melbourne, we offer a comprehensive range of services to address all types of addiction. Whether you’re struggling with alcohol, drugs, gambling, sex, or any other type of addiction, we can help.
Our team of experienced counsellors and therapists will work with you to develop a personalised treatment plan that meets your unique needs. We offer a wide range of therapies and programs that are proven to be effective in treating addiction.
If you’re ready to take the first step on the road to recovery, we’re here to help. Contact us today to learn more about our treatment services and how we can help you overcome addiction.Ice
