Hallucinogen Recovery
Hallucinogens are a class drugs that cause profound distortions in a person’s perception of reality. Under the influence of these drugs, individuals can see images, hear sounds and feel sensations that do not exist. This can include symptoms such rapid and intense emotional swings. Marijuana is the substance most widely used belonging to this class of drugs. Other known hallucinogens are LSD (lysergic acid diethylamide), mescaline (peyote cactus), psilocybin mushroom (magic mushrooms), DMT, STP and ibogaine. For the purpose of Crossroads- dissociative drugs, such as PCP (phencyclidine) & ketamine, some stimulants such as MMDA (ecstasy) and certain anesthetics (like nitrous oxide) will fall under this category.
Chronic use can cause a wide array of psychological effects and impaired judgment leading to poor decision making or accidents. Tolerance develops leading to the use of larger doses needed to achieve the same effects. Some users experience flashbacks long after they have stopped use the drug. Hallucinogens are also “gateway drugs” or drugs that lead to other illegal substances. Crossroads is not a drug rehabilitation center. We are a level 4 transitional living community.
Crossroad, Inc. is a nonprofit organization created to provide food, shelter and rehabilitations services in a safe healthy, clean environment for men and women who suffer from chemical dependencies; and who desire to go to any length to achieve and maintain sobriety. The Crossroads community is based on the traditions and values set forth by twelve step recovery programs.
Are you seeking LSD help or marijuana addiction help? - Crossroads can help!
Call us now: 602-279-2585.
Even though a hallucinogen like LSD may not be physically addictive in the same sense that cocaine and heroin are, they can wreak havoc on the lives of abusers. Overcoming a dependence on hallucinogens involves multiple steps. Our program uses a model that balances the proven recovery principles of the 12 Steps, with peer support, and the support of the outside recovery community.
Begin your journey of recovery by calling: 602-279-2585.
A common symptom during initial recovery from these drugs is feelings of depression which may last for weeks. One of the best ways to counteract depression is a sunny climate! Crossroads is located in beautiful Phoenix, Arizona! We are a great place to start to reclaim your freedom, life and dignity.
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Crossroads is not a medical facility and does not provide drug detoxification. Please call us to make your reservation as early as possible to assure that you have a place open for you. Our address is Crossroads Inc. 1845 E. Ocotillo Rd, Phoenix, AZ 85016 Call today: 602-279-2585.
