Cocaine Rehab Center in Provo, Utah

Utah Rehab and Addiction Treatment Center

Cocaine Addiction Treatment

Written by Drew Redd. Mina Draskovic, B.Psy., reviewed this content for accuracy.

Break your cocaine addiction at Ardu Recovery Center’s Utah cocaine rehab. We offer safe, clean facilities, abundant amenities, and a supportive environment where you can undergo cocaine detox. Located near Salt Lake City, our Provo treatment center sits beneath the Wasatch Mountains, creating a healing environment brimming with natural beauty.

Our dedicated staff understands the challenges you face during drug detox. We’re here to provide personalized care throughout the rehab process and beyond. Get help for cocaine addiction and start your sobriety journey today.

Safe and Supportive Cocaine Detox

Among cocaine- and alcohol-dependent subjects, cocaine dependence severity appears to be a more important predictor of detoxification success than alcohol dependence severity. (Kampman, et al.)

For heavy users, medical detox may be the first step. Our team provides 24/7 care to manage withdrawal symptoms (like fatigue, anxiety, or depression) comfortably and safely.

Cocaine Addiction Therapy

Detox helps you rid your body of unwanted substances, but therapy is the heart of recovery. We help you talk through the issues that led to addiction and build healthy thought patterns for lasting recovery. In individual therapy and group therapy, you’ll:

Understand triggers: Identify what leads to cravings and learn healthy coping skills.
Heal underlying issues: Address trauma, stress, or mental health concerns linked to addiction.
Rebuild relationships: Learn communication tools and repair trust (family therapy is often a part of healing from cocaine addiction).
Change thought patterns: Evidence-based therapies (like CBT) help reshape harmful beliefs about yourself and cocaine.

Holistic Therapies and Life Skills

Lasting recovery requires healthy habits and community connection. Holistic treatments help you develop skills, communities, and interests that guide you toward an addiction-free life. We integrate:

Wellness practices: We provide nutrition therapy, exercise, and mindfulness-based stress management to restore balance.
Skill-building: We teach you to manage cravings and build a fulfilling routine.
Peer support: We facilitate connection with a recovery community that understands you, which fosters hope and accountability.

Medication-Assisted Treatment (When Appropriate)

While there are no FDA-approved medications specifically for cocaine addiction, we may use medications to treat co-occurring conditions (like depression, bipolar disorder, or anxiety) or manage severe cravings under careful supervision.

Aftercare and Lifelong Recovery

Recovery continues after treatment. We work with you to create a robust aftercare plan, which may include:

Ongoing outpatient treatment programs or counseling.
Regular support group meetings, including 12-step programs, such as Narcotics Anonymous (NA) or Self-Management and Recovery Training (SMART Recovery).
Sober living options for a stable transition.
Continued check-ins and relapse prevention planning.

Treatment provides the tools, understanding, and compassionate environment you need to reclaim your health and rebuild your life. Your strength brought you here—let us help you find the path forward.

What are the Symptoms of Cocaine Addiction?

Initially, people may experience a euphoric high, increased energy, and enhanced confidence. As the addiction progresses, the following signs and symptoms of cocaine addiction become increasingly evident:

Intense cravings for cocaine
Financial problems due to excessive spending on drugs
Loss of interest in previously enjoyed activities
Relationship issues and social isolation
Neglecting personal and professional responsibilities
A tolerance to cocaine that requires larger doses to achieve the desired effects
Engaging in risky behavior to obtain cocaine
Withdrawal symptoms when attempting to quit, such as fatigue, depression, and increased appetite

Recognize these signs and seek professional help early to save yourself from the long-term damage associated with cocaine abuse. If you want to quit cocaine, contact our rehab center. We’ll help manage symptoms and achieve lasting recovery.

What are the Negative Effects of Cocaine Abuse?

Chronic cocaine abuse can have severe negative effects on physical and mental health. Some of the negative effects of cocaine include:

Neurological problems, such as memory loss, cognitive impairment, and increased risk of stroke and seizures.
Increased heart rate, high blood pressure, and even lead to heart attacks or strokes, especially when used in large quantities or combined with other substances.
Gastrointestinal issues, including stomach ulcers and damage to the digestive system.
Smoking or inhaling cocaine can damage the respiratory system, leading to chronic cough, lung infections, and difficulty breathing.
Mood disorders, anxiety, paranoia, and even psychosis.
A weakened immune system that makes people more susceptible to infections and illnesses.
Strained personal relationships that lead to social isolation and negatively impact work or school performance.
Severe dental issues, including tooth decay and gum disease.

Cocaine Withdrawal Symptoms

Cocaine withdrawal is an intense process that includes psychological and physical symptoms. Common cocaine detox withdrawal symptoms include:

Intense cravings for cocaine.
Depression, anxiety, and panic attacks.
Increased appetite.
Irritability and restlessness.
Inability to experience pleasure.
Fatigue.
Insomnia or hypersomnia.
Slowed thinking and movements.
Vivid nightmares.
Muscle pain and chills.

The symptoms can be overwhelming at first, but they subside as the body adjusts without the drug. With the right support, you or your loved ones can overcome withdrawal challenges and embark on recovery.

Contact our detox center if you want to start your journey towards a life free of cocaine abuse. Our experienced team can safely guide you through detox and help you manage withdrawal symptoms.

What is the Timeline for Cocaine Withdrawal?

Withdrawal from cocaine follows three phases.

Crash Phase (1–4 days)

The crash phase involves intense cravings and depression as the stimulant leaves the body. Fatigue, insomnia, and increased appetite are also common symptoms.

Withdrawal Phase (1–10 weeks)

This phase brings peak withdrawal symptoms such as irritability, anxiety, and slowed thinking. Depression and fatigue can linger during this period, and cravings may persist.

Extinction Phase (10+ weeks)

As symptoms improve, some people experience brain fog or ongoing cravings. Commit to recovery and continue receiving support during this phase to prevent relapse.

Why Choose Utah For Cocaine Rehab?

Utah gives you something most treatment centers can’t: complete separation from your regular environment. Our facility in the Wasatch Mountains removes you from triggers and familiar places that fuel your cocaine addiction. We surround you with natural beauty that supports your healing.

Thanks to Utah’s low cost of living, you can enjoy premium medical care and luxury amenities at rates below what coastal centers charge. Our central location makes travel easy from anywhere in the country, and once you’re here, the peaceful mountain setting lets you focus on recovery without urban distractions.

The outdoor environment opens up experiential therapy options you can’t get in city-based facilities. And, importantly, you’ll enjoy complete privacy and discretion.

What Makes Ardu Different?

At Ardu, we treat rehab as the foundation of your entire recovery process. We combine medical safety with therapeutic breakthroughs that set you up for long-term success.

Comprehensive Medical Care

Residential and outpatient programs: We are a residential treatment center, but we also offer intensive outpatient programs and partial hospitalization programs, so you can get treatment even if you can’t put your responsibilities on hold.
24/7 physician supervision: Board-certified addiction specialists oversee your care, not general ER doctors who lack specialized training in withdrawal management.
Medication management: Our physicians adjust dosing and timing to minimize withdrawal symptoms and keep you safe.

Therapeutic Integration During Cocaine Addiction Recovery

Cognitive behavioral therapy: We help you identify and change the thought patterns that trigger urges and give you tools you’ll use long after withdrawal ends.
Mindfulness-based therapy: You’ll learn techniques to observe cravings and difficult emotions without automatically reaching for drugs to cope.
Person-centered therapy: We help you explore your reasons for choosing sobriety. This builds motivation that carries you through challenging moments during rehab and beyond.

Recovery-Focused Wellness

Behavior modification therapy: Instead of just removing cocaine, we help you replace bad habits with healthy routines from day one.
Self-compassion therapy: We address the shame and guilt that often surface during withdrawal and teach you to treat yourself with kindness rather than harsh self-criticism.
Holistic addiction treatment: Our approach addresses healing for your mind, body, and spirit, since addiction affects the whole person.

While other addiction treatment centers just get you through withdrawal, we use your time in our facilities to build the foundation for lasting sobriety.

Start Cocaine Rehab Today

Cocaine withdrawal can be life-threatening without medical supervision. You shouldn’t do it alone, and you shouldn’t wait for life to get worse. You can begin your wellness journey right now.

Rehab Availability

Our rehab program admits patients 24/7 with:

Free, confidential assessments.
Same-day admission when beds are available.
Transportation assistance for out-of-state patients.
Immediate medical evaluation and treatment plan.

Insurance Coverage

Most insurance companies cover the treatment costs of medically necessary cocaine abuse rehab. Our admissions team verifies benefits for:

Private health insurance.
Medicare and Medicaid.
Employee assistance programs.
Military insurance (TRICARE).

Admissions Process

Our admissions team works to get you into treatment fast, often the same day you call.

We’ll evaluate your needs over the phone and answer any questions you have. While we talk, we check your insurance benefits so you know what to expect.

We accept patients from across Utah (Salt Lake City, Provo, Orem, Spanish Fork, Springville) and from all over the United States.

The hardest part is making the call. Let us handle the rest.

FAQ on Cocaine Addiction Treatment

How long do you have to go to rehab for cocaine?

For many people, cocaine rehab lasts 30–90 days. If cocaine has had a strong hold on your life, or if you’re also working through anxiety, depression, or past trauma, you might benefit from a longer stay (like 60+ days). This gives you time to safely detox, build new coping skills, and untangle the roots of addiction with our support.

Shorter programs (around 30 days) work if your addiction is less severe and you have strong support at home. Either way, your plan is individualized. We’ll never rush your progress.

What if I have an addiction and a mental health problem?

Many people do. When substance use disorders and mental health disorders (like anxiety, depression, or PTSD) happen together, it’s called a dual diagnosis treatment.

Untreated mental health issues often feed addiction. You might use drugs to cope with pain, stress, or sadness. Our dual diagnosis care gently addresses both. We give you safer ways to heal, so recovery lasts.

Is cocaine possession a felony in Utah?

In Utah, cocaine possession is usually charged as a Class A misdemeanor for a first or second offense (punishable by up to 364 days in jail and fines). However, it becomes a felony if it’s your third or later possession offense within 7 years (3rd-degree felony), if you have a prior conviction for dealing drugs (2nd-degree felony), or if you’re caught possessing it in specific places, like a school zone or jail.

Resources

Kampman, K. M. (2004). Cocaine Dependence Severity Predicts Outcome in Outpatient Detoxification from Cocaine and Alcohol. American Journal on Addictions, 13(1), 74–82. https://doi.org/10.1080/10550490490265389
Department of Health Services, U. S. (2013, June 27). Detoxification and Substance Abuse Treatment Training Manual – Based on a Treatment Improvement Protocol (TIP 45). https://store.samhsa.gov/sites/default/files/d7/priv/sma15-4131.pdf
Franken, I. H. (2007). Error-processing deficits in patients with cocaine dependence. Biological Psychology, 75(1), 45–51. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.biopsycho.2006.11.003
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