Cocaine addiction rehab
Take the first step towards recovery from cocaine addiction with Priory's expert-led rehab services, designed to support you in regaining control of your life.
Cocaine is a powerful and highly addictive drug. What might start as occasional use can quickly turn into dependence, leading to cravings, loss of control, and serious effects on health, work, and relationships.
If you or someone you care about is struggling, it’s important to know that recovery is possible. With professional treatment and ongoing support, you can break free from cocaine addiction and rebuild your life.
For many, treatment can include a detox, therapy and relapse prevention support.
At Priory, we provide safe, confidential, and evidence-based treatment for cocaine addiction across our nationwide network of hospitals and wellbeing centres.
When to seek cocaine addiction treatment
It can be difficult to admit when cocaine use has become a problem. Some signs that treatment may be needed include:
- Strong cravings or feeling unable to cut down
- Needing more cocaine to feel the same effects
- Spending increasing time or money on cocaine
- You’ve tried to stop using the drug but have been unsuccessful
- Neglecting work, studies, or family responsibilities
- Strained relationships or social withdrawal
- Knowing the risks but feeling unable to stop
- Experiencing withdrawal symptoms when you stop using cocaine
Seeking help early is vital. The sooner you start treatment, the sooner you can take control and prevent further damage to your health and wellbeing.
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There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to addiction recovery. Whether you're just beginning your journey or looking for ongoing support, Priory offers a diverse range of specialist programmes to meet your needs whether:
- You're seeking treatment for the first time
- You need a safe, medically supported detox
- You need intensive inpatient treatment, with round-the-clock support
- You need something flexible or remote
- You want help after leaving rehab
Getting started with treatment
The first step is arranging a free, confidential addiction assessment.
During this initial conversation with one of our addiction specialists, you’ll be able to talk about your experiences, challenges, and goals. We’ll use this to create a personalised treatment plan, tailored to your level of use, circumstances, and any co-occurring mental health conditions.
Cocaine detox
Detox is often the first stage of recovery. It involves safely clearing cocaine from your system under medical supervision.
- Duration: typically 7–10 days
- Care: 24-hour support from medical and nursing staff
- Medication: offered where appropriate to ease withdrawal symptoms and keep you safe
Completing detox removes the physical dependence on cocaine and prepares you for the next stage of therapy and rehabilitation.
Inpatient rehab for cocaine addiction
Our 28-day inpatient programme, Transform 28 provide a structured, immersive environment away from everyday triggers. You’ll receive:
- Individual and group therapy sessions
- Peer support within a recovery community
- Wellbeing activities such as mindfulness and relaxation
- Round-the-clock care from a multidisciplinary team
Alternative residential options are available for those who don’t need a detox. Our Flourish programme offers a structured, therapeutic programme in a calm, compassionate environment without ongoing physical care.
Outpatient and day care options
For those unable to commit to inpatient rehab, or as a step-down after intensive treatment, we also offer:
- Day care programmes – structured therapy during the day, with evenings at home
- Outpatient therapy – regular sessions scheduled around your work or family commitments
- Online therapy – confidential support delivered remotely
These flexible formats ensure treatment is accessible without disrupting daily life.
These flexible formats ensure treatment is accessible without disrupting daily life.
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Therapies we offer
Our treatment is evidence-based and person-centred. Therapy for addiction seeks to work on the root causes of addiction and develop tools to prevent relapse.
Approaches may include:
- Cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT): challenging unhelpful thoughts and behaviours
- Trauma-focused CBT (TF-CBT): for those with underlying trauma
- Person-centred therapy: supporting your natural self-healing process
- Group therapy: peer support and shared recovery journeys
Mindfulness and holistic approaches: meditation, yoga, and relaxation techniques
Your therapist will work with you to decide which approaches best meet your needs.
Aftercare and ongoing support
Recovery doesn’t end when treatment finishes. Many of our programmes include 12 months of free aftercare, which may involve:
- Support groups and peer meetings
- Family support sessions
- Relapse prevention planning
- Alumni community events
Step-down options, such as ongoing outpatient sessions or digital support, are also available to help you maintain progress.
Why Choose Priory for cocaine addiction treatment?
- Nationwide network of hospitals and wellbeing centres
- Consultant psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, and nursing staff
- NICE-compliant, evidence-based care
- Confidential, compassionate environments
- Flexible programmes tailored to your needs
Thousands of people have trusted Priory to support them through addiction recovery. We’re here for you too.
Take the first step towards recovery
You don’t have to face cocaine addiction alone. With the right help, long-term recovery is achievable.
Book your free, confidential addiction assessment today and let us help you take back control of your life.
FAQs
Discover some commonly asked questions about private cocaine rehab.
How long does cocaine addiction treatment last?
The length of cocaine addiction treatment at Priory depends on your individual needs and circumstances. We offer a range of options, including longer-term inpatient stays, short detox programmes and flexible outpatient therapy that can continue for as long as you need. During your free addiction assessment, we’ll talk through these options with you and help identify the most appropriate treatment pathway for your recovery.
What kind of support can I expect after completing a cocaine addiction treatment?
Many of our addiction services include 12 months of free aftercare once treatment for cocaine addiction is complete. This ongoing support may include access to therapy and support groups, family sessions, continuing care planning, and alumni events where you can connect with others in recovery. We also offer step-down options following cocaine addiction treatment, such as outpatient one-to-one sessions or digital support, to help you maintain progress and feel supported during early recovery.
How much does cocaine rehab cost?
The cost of cocaine addiction treatment at Priory varies depending on different factors. Our friendly team can provide more information on this, so don't hesitate to call us.
Can I get free rehab?
Yes, this is available through the NHS, but you may face a lengthy wait to access drug rehabilitation services. The mental health charity, Mind, has a list of organisations offering free addiction support for drug addiction.
Is treatment at Priory confidential?
During your free addiction assessment, we’ll talk through the confidentiality and safeguarding policies we uphold throughout your treatment.
What experts will I work with?
Our highly qualified drug addiction teams at Priory consist of expert psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists and other addiction specialists.
How is cocaine addiction diagnosed?
Having an addiction to cocaine can affect your behaviour and trigger a number of symptoms, which our experts are able to accurately make a diagnosis from.
Can you overdose on cocaine?
Yes, it’s absolutely possible to overdose when using cocaine. A cocaine overdose is a potentially lethal condition that happens when someone takes so much cocaine that it overwhelms their body’s natural processes. This places immense strain on the cardiovascular system and can be fatal.
