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Cocaine & Stimulant Use Treatment in Fort Myers, FL

Whether it is cocaine, methamphetamine, or another stimulant, our team will talk through what is actually going on and what treatment looks like from here.

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If this is a medical emergency, call 911. For a mental health or suicide crisis, call or text 988.

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Signs and symptoms

Signs of Cocaine and Stimulant Addiction

These are patterns that bring people to us, not a checklist to diagnose yourself with. Our team will talk through your specific situation.

Using more than you meant to

Telling yourself it would be occasional, and finding it has become a regular pattern.

Trouble cutting back when you've tried

Wanting to use less or stop for a while, and finding that harder than expected.

Continuing despite the problems it causes

Noticing real effects on your health, work, or relationships, and using anyway.

Needing more for the same effect

The amount that used to work no longer feels like enough, and it has crept up.

The connection to mental health

Stimulant Use and Mental Health

Stimulant use is often connected to anxiety, depression, or underlying attention difficulties. We treat both together, not one as a side note to the other.

Mental health and addiction treatment

One coordinated plan for stimulant use and whatever it is connected to, not two separate services that never talk to each other.

Both treated as primary, not ranked
One team, one plan, no hand-offs between providers
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About withdrawal

Stimulant Withdrawal Symptoms

Informational, not medical advice

Stimulant withdrawal is not usually medically dangerous the way alcohol or benzodiazepine withdrawal can be, but it can still feel rough, physically and emotionally. If you are currently using and need help managing that first step, reach out and we will help you find the right resource before anything else.

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We will help you find the right resource before anything else.

In danger right now
988

Suicide and Crisis Lifeline, open all day and night. Or 911 for a medical emergency.

How treatment fits your life

Levels of Care for Stimulant Addiction Treatment

High SupportWeekdays, full days

Full days of structured programming, with therapy built into every day.

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Moderate SupportSeveral times a week, part days

Fewer hours than High Support, with the same coordinated care built around your schedule.

See if this fits your schedule →
Ongoing SupportWeekly, by appointment

Our lightest ongoing level of support, still built around your specific goals and history.

See what the lightest touch looks like →

You do not have to start at the top. We work that out together.

Insurance

Stimulant Addiction Treatment Insurance Coverage

Coverage depends on your plan and the specific level of care. We verify your specific benefits before you commit to anything.

Aetna
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Optum
MultiPlan
Carelon
ComPsych
Medicare
Cigna
Magellan
Tricare
United Healthcare
UMR

Medicare is accepted for general outpatient services only, not for High Support or Moderate Support.

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Most major insurance accepted. Takes under a minute, no obligation.

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Questions

Stimulant Addiction Treatment FAQ

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What are the signs of cocaine or stimulant addiction?

Signs can include using more than intended, difficulty cutting back, and continued use despite it causing problems in your life or health. Our team can help you understand your specific situation.

Do you treat methamphetamine use as well as cocaine?

Yes, this page covers cocaine and other stimulants together, since treatment approaches overlap significantly.

Do you help with stimulant withdrawal?

Our care begins once medical detox is complete. If you're currently using, reach out and we'll help point you toward a trusted detox provider first, then welcome you into outpatient care once you're ready for that next step.

Is stimulant use often connected to anxiety or depression?

Yes, it's a common overlap. We treat both together, as equally important parts of your care, rather than treating substance use in isolation.

Do you accept insurance for stimulant use treatment?

Yes, coverage depends on your plan and the specific level of care. Our admissions team will verify your specific benefits before you commit to anything.

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Client Reviews

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Stimulant Addiction Treatment in Fort Myers

Whether it is cocaine, methamphetamine, or something else, tell us what is going on and we will talk through what fits. One call, a straight answer about insurance, and no pressure to enroll.

Where we are4519 Tilton Ct, Fort Myers, FL 33907
Who we serveAdults across Fort Myers, Cape Coral and Lee County
Level of careOutpatient only. High Support, Moderate Support, and Ongoing Support, no detox or MAT
Where we are

Our Fort Myers Location

Serving all of Lee County →
Treatment center
4519 Tilton Ct
Fort Myers, FL 33907

High Support, Moderate Support, TMS, Neurofeedback, medication management and therapy, all in one building.

(239) 402-7152
Who we reach
  • Fort Myers
  • Cape Coral
  • Lehigh Acres
  • Estero
  • Bonita Springs
  • Naples

Housing makes admissions from outside Southwest Florida possible too.

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