Amphetamine Rehab
• Amphetamines are a man-made stimulant that accelerates
the central nervous system giving the person a feeling of
increased energy levels and excitement. This boost in
energy level also gives the person a feeling of confidence
which increases their ability to focus and gives them an
overall sense of euphoria.
• Amphetamines were first created in Germany during the
late 1800s; but weren’t formally recognized for its stimulant
benefits until the 1930s when it was used to for clearing up
nasal congestion.
• Rehabilitation efforts for an amphetamine addict can prove
challenging due to the ways their brain chemistry has been
altered by the chronic use of the drug. Relapse is often hard
to avoid, because of the strong feelings of depression and
displeasure. It is important for users to realize what their
triggers are that make them want to use, and to adjust their
behaviour to avoid those triggers. Certain therapies are able
to do this, therapies such as: