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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes your program different from a standard rehab centre?

Most general rehab facilities apply the same broad treatment model regardless of the substance involved. Our programs are built specifically around the distinct neuroscience of stimulant and amphetamine dependency — which is neurologically, psychologically, and clinically different from alcohol, opioid, or other substance dependencies in ways that genuinely matter for treatment. We assess every client for underlying ADHD, address the specific nutritional depletion and sleep destruction that stimulant use causes, provide targeted cognitive recovery support for the brain fog and motivational collapse that follows withdrawal, and offer specialist tracks for college students, executives, and families — because effective stimulant recovery looks different for different people, and generic treatment rarely accounts for that.

Do I need to have a formal ADHD diagnosis to join your ADHD Dual Diagnosis Program?

No. Many of the people who benefit most from our ADHD Dual Diagnosis Program have never been formally assessed for ADHD at all. If you have a history of attention difficulties, have always felt that Adderall corrected something rather than created something, or simply suspect that an underlying attention or focus condition may have driven your stimulant use, our clinical team will conduct a full neurological and psychiatric assessment as part of your intake process. If ADHD is identified, it is incorporated into your treatment plan from that point forward. Arriving without a diagnosis is not a barrier — in many cases, getting the right diagnosis for the first time is one of the most important things that happens during treatment.

Will my insurance cover treatment?

Most major insurance plans provide some level of coverage for substance use disorder treatment, including medically supervised detox and residential rehabilitation. The exact coverage — which programs are included, what percentage is covered, and whether prior authorisation is required — varies between providers and individual plans. Our admissions team will verify your insurance coverage directly on your behalf, at no cost and with no obligation, before any commitment is made. We will clearly explain exactly what your plan covers and discuss all available options so that cost is never the reason someone delays getting the help they need.

How do I know if I or someone I love actually needs professional treatment?

If Adderall or amphetamine use has reached the point where stopping feels impossible, where the idea of functioning without the drug seems genuinely unmanageable, where doses have escalated beyond what was originally intended, or where use is continuing despite clear negative consequences to health, relationships, work, or finances — professional treatment is not an overreaction. It is the appropriate clinical response. You do not need to have hit an obvious rock bottom to deserve help. Many of the people who benefit most from treatment are high-functioning individuals whose dependency is invisible to everyone around them, including themselves. If something feels wrong with your relationship with stimulants, that instinct is worth taking seriously. Call our helpline any time — our team will have an honest conversation with you about what level of support makes sense, with no pressure and no obligation.