At Granite Recovery Centers, we offer caring support for people struggling with marijuana use. Our team provides tailored care to anyone in New Hampshire and Maine so they can achieve recovery.
When you use weed often, your body gets used to having THC in your system. In fact, according to SAMHSA, around 1 in 10 people who use this drug develop a marijuana addiction. This is because your brain adapts to these chemicals, and when you stop, your body needs to adjust.
Using weed frequently leads to both physical and mental dependence. You need more over time to feel the same effects. When you quit, your body works hard to find balance again. If you’re thinking about weed rehab, understanding how withdrawal occurs helps you prepare for a safe detox.
Most people feel weed withdrawal symptoms 1-3 days after quitting. These often include:
Symptoms are the worst in the first week and get better over 2-3 weeks. How long and how bad they are depends on how much you used, how strong the drug was, and your overall health. Learning how long marijuana stays in your system helps you set clear goals for your THC detox and recovery.
Several things can make a cannabis detox program easier:
We provide 24/7 care during marijuana detox, helping you deal with weed cravings and making withdrawal more comfortable. For many, medication-assisted treatment (MAT) helps ease symptoms. At Granite, MAT is only an option for stable clients who can self-evacuate in an emergency.
Getting professional marijuana addiction treatment gives you the best chance for lasting recovery. Our cannabis rehab in NH and ME uses caring methods that keep you comfortable. We:
Our marijuana detox center gives you a safe place away from triggers. Many people we help also need dual diagnosis treatment for both drug use and mental health issues.
Quitting weed works best with the right level of help for you. How serious your drug use is and your unique needs inform which treatment works best.
Our medical detox program gives around-the-clock care, even during tough withdrawal. Our staff checks your health, helps with discomfort, and keeps you safe. We may use medications to help with specific symptoms when needed.
To keep working or taking care of your family while receiving treatment, our outpatient rehab might be right for you. These are great for those with a stable home life and less severe cases. We offer:
Our aftercare programs aim to guide you and keep you on track even after treatment. These include:
Some people do better staying at our center for residential treatment for cannabis. Our inpatient rehab in New Hampshire offers:
Our focused approach helps you heal without outside stress. If you have mental health issues too, our inpatient mental health treatment center treats both problems together.
Effective therapy and counseling get to the root of why you use cannabis. During marijuana rehab, you can expect:
These proven addiction therapy services help you overcome cannabis dependence and build better coping skills.
At Granite Recovery Centers in New England, we’ve helped countless people overcome cannabis dependence and take back their lives. Our experienced team is ready to guide you or your loved one on the path to a weed-free future. Reach out to take that first step.
Yes, about 1 in 10 weed users become addicted. This risk goes up to 1 in 6 for teens who start using before the age of 18.
Synthetic marijuana like K2 and Spice are man-made chemicals that copy THC but can be much more dangerous.
Laced marijuana might contain harmful substances like fentanyl, PCP, or fake cannabinoids that can cause bad reactions.
Most main symptoms last 1-2 weeks. Some effects like sleep problems and mood changes can last longer.
While weed withdrawal isn’t life-threatening, getting professional help makes it more comfortable and more likely to succeed. This is especially true if you have co-occurring conditions.
Like other drug problems, cannabis abuse can be well-managed with comprehensive treatment. Ongoing support helps you maintain sobriety long-term.
Most insurance plans cover drug treatment, including for cannabis. Our team can check your coverage and explain your options.
