At Diamond House Detox, we aim to help clients detox as safely and comfortably as possible, and we treat each person as an individual with unique needs. We understand how challenging it can be to go through withdrawal, so we will monitor your symptoms and offer medication if needed. Our compassionate team of medical professionals and counselors will be by your side to support you, ease your discomfort and develop a personalized plan to recovery.
After detox, we will work with you to treat your addiction and any co-occurring disorders through individual therapy sessions and group therapy. You can expect to stay in a private, comfortable room to rest, reflect and enjoy peace as you recover.
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Diamond House Detox offers meth addiction treatment plans tailored to your individual needs. From inpatient to outpatient and options in between, we will support you every step of the way.
Our inpatient treatment program provides the most structure and stabilization for clients. During this 30-day residential program, you will stay in one of our comfortable treatment facilities, following a personalized treatment plan to help detox from meth and establish healthy habits. Our professionals are always here for you to encourage your progress and foster an environment for you to achieve your goals.
Outpatient treatment programs exist for individuals who can handle a touch of independence while undergoing meth addiction treatment. Generally, you will attend therapy and treatment sessions during the day before returning to your home in the evening. This option is ideal for individuals who require some flexibility to complete external responsibilities like caring for children or going to work.
Diamond House Detox offers the following outpatient programs:
After finishing our residential program, our sober living program acts as an in-between opportunity. Sober living housing provides a safe and comfortable community to help you practice and apply what you’ve learned in real-world situations. Taking the extra step to ensure your stability can help encourage long-term sobriety and a smooth transition back to everyday life.
Diamond House Detox takes a specialized approach to methamphetamine treatment, addressing mental health and addiction together for a comprehensive recovery. In many cases, individuals begin using substances to numb the pain of a trauma or mental health disorder. Addressing dual diagnoses can help our clients get to the root of their substance use and discover strategies to overcome personal obstacles.
Within our inpatient and outpatient programs, we utilize a series of evidence-based therapies at our meth addiction treatment center. Your experience and individual sessions are tailored to find an approach that works for you from the following:
The Diamond house in Sacramento, CA has been the best experience! The staff is caring and assertive, the chef (Bobby) is beyond amazing and knowledgeable, and Vicki the founder is someone who cares and loves her patients harder than anyone I’ve ever met……one important thing she shows everyone is TRUST. Diamond House is the one and only place I would ever recommend to better yourself and live a life of sobriety. Thank you!!!!!
When my husband was admitted to Diamond House and I was very impressed with the atmosphere and caring nature of the staff. The facility takes on a very small number of inpatient residents which makes the facility feel like visiting friends or family vs an institutional feel that most people picture in their head.
I appreciated the facilities welcoming nature in allowing me to visit once a day and participate in select group activities with my husband. I also enjoyed how forthcoming the staff was with updates on my husband’s progress.
Without Diamond House’s influence I think the process to sobriety would have been much more challenging as they armed my husband with a lot of tools to help cope with the challenges involved and some much needed direction that we were missing in our prior attempts to sobriety.We are very fortunate to have Diamond house as a resource in the treatment of my husbands detox and the continued path to sobriety
Having been in and out of multiple rehabs. This place is by far the best one I have been to. This is the most individualized program I have been to. There is no way to get lost in the shuffle of a facility with more clients than staff. The staff looks at the clients as people not as dollar signs. The atmosphere is safe and very home-like. The program is multi-layered to promote whole healing from your mind, body and spirit. Thank you so much to the staff for allowing me to grow and be the man I was created to be
Wonderful facility and treatment. I was treated as a real person. Small groups, individual counseling. Time for good self-care, exercise. great food. Very clean facility. Caring staff. I highly recommend this treatment program.
I have been to many rehabs and Diamond House is by far the best place to go and get well. Each house only has 6 patients so the care is much more individualized. The homes are very upscale with your own private room and bathroom. The chef is top-notch. The owner really cares about helping people and does a great job. They really do care and it shows. The homes are beautiful as are the employees. They care and it shows. The help that they give their patients is worth way more than is charged. They care and it shows.
This was my first time in detox and I am very grateful I got this place. It’s comfortable, clean, beautiful, and inviting. Each one of the staff is awesome! I feel I could go to them for anything, plus they are very personable. I would recommend this place to anyone going through a hard time with drugs/alcohol and who need a place to come to where they can rebuild themselves. Thank you, Vicky!
Diamond House was the second detox/rehab I have ever been to – sometimes the first time around doesn’t work or is not enough (especially if you’re not ready). I am celebrating two years sober next month and am so grateful to Vicki and everyone at Diamond House. They have followed up and checked in on me and I actually had the opportunity to go and speak as alumni – it was a true gift to be able to share hope. Because there is hope.
Many clients worry about relapsing after rehab. Preventing relapse is an ongoing part of recovery, and there are ways to cope with triggers and stay on track. Here are tips for staying sober:
At Diamond House Detox, we proudly offer compassionate care to our Sacramento community and beyond. You can trust us for your or your loved one’s meth addiction treatment because of our:
If you’re looking for an inpatient or outpatient meth rehab program in Northern California or the Sacramento area, we’re ready to help you at Diamond House Detox. We believe in helping our clients understand the reasons for their addiction, which is why we specialize in treating co-occurring disorders and developing individualized treatment plans. We also offer incidental medical services to promote a comfortable detox experience.
At Diamond House Detox, we welcome clients to a relaxed environment where they can heal, grow and receive the support they need. If you’re ready to begin your recovery with a team of caring professionals, contact us online or call us anytime at 888-205-9455.
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Methamphetamine, also called meth, speed, crystal, blue and ice, is a potent and extremely addictive stimulant. Meth is available in the form of a white, odorless powder that quickly dissolves in water or alcohol. It may also come in the form of crystal-like fragments or bluish rocks. It can be snorted, injected, smoked or taken orally.
It is possible to recover from an addiction to meth, but recovery does not happen overnight. Drug addiction alters the way the brain works, so it’s essential to recognize the need for help and support.
The first step is to contact a treatment center that can help you safely remove the drug from your body. When you stop taking meth, you will enter a detox phase. During this stage, you may experience withdrawal symptoms, such as:
Symptoms typically appear within a day of the last dose, and peak after about a week of abstinence. They gradually disappear within two to three weeks of stopping use, but cravings can last up to three months, depending on the individual. If you go to a treatment center with detox services, medical professionals will monitor you and help you get through detox safely and with the least amount of discomfort as possible. After you’ve gone through detox, you’ll begin treatment.
Someone might take methamphetamine to experience feelings of euphoria, energy and confidence. Some people take meth to escape bad memories or emotional pain. A person might continue using meth to experience the pleasurable feelings again and avoid the depression, fatigue and cravings that appear once the effects wear off. This habit can quickly lead to addiction.
Methamphetamine also impacts people physically, and can cause nausea, vomiting and changes in breathing, heart rhythm and blood pressure. As a person becomes addicted to meth, they may develop a high tolerance for the side effects. Long-term use can lead to paranoia, hallucinations, cognitive changes and weight loss.
A meth addiction makes it hard to take care of yourself, maintain relationships and commit to responsibilities like working or going to school. An addicted individual might struggle to find ways to pay for their drugs, and they might steal money or valuable items from the ones they love most. This behavior can be hard for a friend or family member to understand and lead to feelings of broken trust.
Eventually, the addicted person might prioritize drug use over maintaining meaningful relationships. They might withdraw or act aggressively and hurt loved ones emotionally or physically. All of this can increase the stress levels in a household and disrupt the family dynamic.
Sometimes, it can be difficult to tell if you or a loved one needs professional help overcoming an addiction. If meth is causing problems for you at work or home, you may have an addiction you need to address. Overall, here’s how you know it’s time to reach for help:
