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Double Peak Recovery

Meth / Cocaine Detox

Bathroom at the recovery center

Meth & Cocaine Detox Treatment

Double Peak Recovery offers meth detox and cocaine detox support in San Diego County for individuals beginning recovery from stimulant use. Withdrawal from methamphetamine, cocaine, and other stimulants may involve fatigue, sleep disruption, cravings, anxiety, depression, mood changes, and difficulty concentrating. Our structured detox and residential setting provides support, monitoring, recovery education, and clinical services as clients begin stabilizing from stimulant use. Treatment focuses on emotional regulation, coping skills, relapse-prevention planning, and addressing patterns of substance use that may interfere with recovery. Double Peak Recovery helps clients develop practical recovery tools and an individualized plan for continued treatment in the San Diego area.

How Meth Addiction Develops

Initial Use and The Rush

When meth is first used, it causes a massive, immediate release of dopamine—far greater than any natural activity. This chemical surge produces an intense, euphoric rush and feelings of well-being, power, and pleasure. This initial, overwhelming reward is the primary driver for repeated use.

Compulsive Use and The Crash

As the drug’s effects wear off, the person experiences profound fatigue, depression, anxiety, and an inability to feel pleasure naturally. To escape these painful withdrawal symptoms and try to recapture the initial rush, the person compulsively seeks the drug again. This pattern of use, followed by a severe crash, reinforces dependency.

Tolerance and Escalation

With repeated use, the brain’s ability to produce or respond to dopamine becomes severely compromised. The user develops tolerance, meaning they need increasingly higher doses of meth to achieve the desired high or even to feel normal. This escalation in dose and frequency further damages the central nervous system and accelerates the addiction.

Dependency and Addiction

At this stage, the person is physically and psychologically dependent on meth. The drug is no longer used for pleasure, but simply to function and stave off debilitating withdrawal symptoms. Meth use becomes the central focus of the person’s life, overriding basic needs, responsibilities, and relationships.

Insurance Accepted

We accept most major insurance providers.  Private-pay and financing plans are also available. Unfortunately, we are unable to accept MediCaid and Medi-Cal at this time