Marijuana Rehab in Springfield, MA
At New Growth Recovery in Springfield, you’ll get compassionate care for marijuana addiction. With our cannabis addiction treatment programs, you’ll find lasting recovery through comprehensive, holistic treatments centered around your needs.
What Is Marijuana Addiction?
Marijuana addiction, or cannabis use disorder, happens when your brain becomes dependent on THC. Over time, your body needs more cannabis to feel the same effects. This creates a cycle where quitting becomes harder despite wanting to stop.
Marijuana addiction symptoms affect both your body and mind:
- Mental fog and memory problems
- Relationship conflicts over cannabis use
- Money troubles from frequent drug purchases
- Using cannabis to cope with stress or emotions
- Physical changes like headaches and stomach issues
People addicted to marijuana often feel stuck between wanting to quit and feeling unable to function without it. Treatment for cannabis use disorder addresses both the physical dependence and underlying reasons for use.
PFML available in Massachusetts
Many MA employees can take paid time off for family or medical reasons. Your job and benefits are protected.
How Treatment Works
Rehab for marijuana involves safe detox, therapy, and relapse prevention. To ensure lasting sobriety, you’ll need personalized treatment, which can include a mix of proven therapies and whole-body healing approaches.
Levels of Care
At New Growth, you’ll experience levels of treatment designed to meet you where you are, as well as step-down planning as you progress.
Extended Day Treatment (PHP)
With our Extended Day Treatment, you’ll get full-day intensive treatment several times per week, 5 to 6 hours each day. This includes individual therapy, group sessions, family therapy, and wellness practices like yoga and therapy with dogs. Our PHP is ideal for those needing structured support while living at home.
Day Treatment (IOP)
During Day Treatment, you’ll attend flexible programming 3 to 5 days a week for 9 to 12 hours. This includes morning, afternoon, evening, and virtual options, ensuring flexibility for you to tend to other responsibilities. Sessions include individual, group, and family therapy, as well as educational workshops.
Disclaimer: PHP and IOP availability may vary by insurance coverage.
Safe, Supervised Detox
You’ll get support through detoxing from marijuana in our referral-based detox program. Our qualified staff can direct you to suitable partners who can help ease cannabis detox symptoms. During this process, you’ll learn how to detox from marijuana safely. Common withdrawal symptoms include:
- Trouble sleeping
- Restlessness
- Decreased appetite
- Mood changes
Cannabis Addiction Therapies
With cannabis therapy and counseling, you’ll explore whole-person healing. This treatment for cannabis use disorder includes:
- Cognitive-behavioral therapy to identify and adjust poor thought patterns
- Trauma-informed care, experiential methods, and optional gym classes
- Solo talk therapy to understand root causes and manage cravings
- Group settings and 12-Step work to build connections
- Aftercare support to maintain sobriety
“I can’t say enough about New Growth Recovery and the care my loved one received there. From the very beginning, the staff treated them with compassion, respect, and genuine understanding. The program itself was structured but supportive, giving them the tools they needed to truly begin their healing journey.”
Signs You Might Need Help
Marijuana addiction treatment can help if you or your loved one:
- Try to quit, but are unable to stay off
- Need more marijuana for the same effect
- Spend extra time or money obtaining marijuana
- Feel anxious, irritable, or sick when skipping use
- Have trouble at work, school, or home related to cannabis
What to Expect in Your First Week
- Days 1 to 2
You’ll complete your evaluation and work with our team to create a suitable plan. - Days 3 to 5
While focusing on stabilization, you’ll learn about sleep, hygiene, and coping. - Days 6 to 7
Develop treatment to prevent setbacks and provide ongoing support resources.
Throughout recovery, your treatment plan can change, adjusting to your progress, needs, and goals.
Costs, Insurance, and Accessibility
Get quick benefits verification and cost breakdowns within 2 hours when you reach out to New Growth. Working with out-of-network providers, MassHealth, and sliding scale options provides a range of support to make care more accessible.
Is Marijuana Addictive?
Yes. While not everyone becomes dependent, regular or high-dose marijuana use can cause cravings and withdrawal. Early marijuana addiction help can improve outcomes. For the most effective way to quit marijuana or tips on how to quit weed, our clinical team can help you build a safe, lasting recovery plan.
Ready to Start?
At New Growth Recovery in Springfield, same-day and next-day assessments are available. Whether you’re searching for marijuana rehab success stories, a cannabis treatment center, or advice on marijuana detox, our team is ready to support your journey.
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FAQs About Marijuana Treatment
What is cannabis use disorder?
Cannabis use disorder (CUD) is a medical diagnosis describing patterns of marijuana use that lead to dependence, withdrawal symptoms, and disruption of daily life. It can range from mild to severe.
How common is cannabis addiction?
Research shows that about 3 in 10 people who use cannabis have cannabis use disorder, and the risk is higher for people who start using during adolescence.
What are the first signs of marijuana dependence?
Early warning signs include increased tolerance, cravings, needing marijuana to relax, and difficulty cutting back despite negative consequences.
How long does cannabis stay in your system?
Cannabis can remain detectable in the body for days to weeks, depending on frequency of use, body composition, and the type of drug test used.
Can you overdose on marijuana?
While marijuana overdose is not fatal, consuming large amounts can cause paranoia, rapid heart rate, nausea, and panic attacks. These symptoms may require medical support.
Does cannabis affect mental health long-term?
Chronic marijuana use is linked to anxiety, depression, memory problems, and, for some, an increased risk of psychosis. This is particularly applicable for those with a family history of mental illness.
Is medical marijuana addictive?
Yes. Even when prescribed, marijuana can lead to dependency. Individuals using cannabis for medical conditions should only make use of the substance under strict medical monitoring.
What is the difference between marijuana withdrawal and other drug withdrawals?
Unlike opioids or alcohol, marijuana withdrawal symptoms are usually psychological (irritability, anxiety, sleep problems). However, they can still be disruptive and benefit from professional support.
Can you fully recover from cannabis addiction?
Yes. With treatment, many individuals achieve long-term recovery by learning coping strategies, rebuilding routines, and addressing mental health conditions that fuel cannabis use.
Does insurance cover cannabis rehab in Massachusetts?
Many insurance plans do cover treatment for cannabis use disorder and programs at marijuana rehab centers. At New Growth Recovery, our team can verify your benefits quickly and confidentially.
Disclaimer: Customer reviews may be paraphrased for clarity and brevity.
