What is Coke Jaw
Coke jaw — the involuntary jaw clenching and grinding from cocaine — comes from dopamine spikes. Learn what causes it, how long it lasts, and how to stop.
Entries by Jonathan Beazley, CADC-CAS, M-RAS, CCMI-i
What are Outpatient Treatment Programs?
When seeking rehab options for a substance use disorder you have two basic options: residential rehab or outpatient rehab. While each of these treatment options has unique benefits and features, this article will focus on outpatient rehabs. So, what are outpatient treatment programs and is it the right choice for you? What is an Outpatient […]
Cocaine Detox
Cocaine remains a popular recreational drug in the U.S., even as cocaine overdose deaths steadily increase. For those who have made the decision to stop using cocaine, the recovery journey starts with cocaine detox and withdrawal. Cocaine Statistics Cocaine use in the U.S. continues to rise, as do the overdose deaths related to cocaine. In […]
Adderall Withdrawal
Adderall Withdrawal and Addiction Treatment In recent years, Adderall has become one of the most widely abused prescription drugs. With its powerful stimulant effects, Adderall has found favor with students and young professionals. Adderall provides a swift boost in energy and mental alertness, and reduces the need for sleep. In this article we explore this […]
Cocaine Withdrawal
Cocaine Withdrawal & Long Term Recovery If you have developed a problem with cocaine, you may be reeling from its many adverse effects. Cocaine is very detrimental to every aspect of a person’s life. If you desire to quit cocaine, however, you will find that it isn’t as easy as just stopping the drug. Cocaine […]
Can You Overdose on Cocaine? Symptoms, Risk Factors, Fentanyl Contamination, and What to Do
Last reviewed May 9, 2026 by Jonathan Beazley, CADC-CAS, M-RAS, CCMI-i. Programs in our network are Joint Commission and CARF accredited. We work with most PPO and HMO insurance plans. Yes, you can overdose on cocaine — and the risk is substantially higher today than it was even five years ago. Cocaine overdose can cause […]
Why Do People Binge Drink Alone?
Binge drinking is often linked with college parties and socializing in general. So, what does it mean when someone engages in binge drinking alone? Most of us have either participated or witnessed binge drinking in real time. Drinking games or heavy partying can cause someone to consume dangerous amounts of alcohol in a short time. […]
Warning Signs of Cocaine Relapse
If you are in recovery from cocaine addiction, it is important to know the warning signs of cocaine relapse. Talk to someone who’s helped others through this. Our admissions team is available 24/7 — completely confidential. Call 877-328-1968 or request a call online. Understanding Cocaine People mistakenly think that because cocaine is a natural plant-based […]
What is a Meth Crash?
Come Down From Meth The “meth crash” or comedown happens when someone under the influence of meth goes into withdrawals. Keep reading to learn more about the dangers of meth. Methamphetamine is an illicit substance that causes the functions of the central nervous system to speed up. People use this drug recreationally for its stimulant […]
Is Mixing Adderall and Cocaine Dangerous
Combining any substances can pose the risk of overdose, including mixing Adderall and cocaine. Read on to learn more about stimulant abuse and addiction. Both Adderall and cocaine have long been used recreationally for their stimulant effects. Adderall is a type of amphetamine, and cocaine is a stimulant derived from the coca plant in South […]
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