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• Facility NameTreatment TypeLocationDetails
• The Cedars Drug Rehabilation CenterRehab Treatment CenterManistee, MIDetails
• Caron Treatment CenterRehab Treatment CenterWernersville, PADetails
• Pat Moore FoundationRehab Treatment CenterCosta Mesa, CADetails
• Father Martin's AshleyRehab Treatment CenterHavre De Grace, MDDetails
• Hope By The SeaRehab Treatment CenterSan Juan Capistrano, CADetails

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PCP Rehabs for Addiction Recovery

Is your addiction to PCP affecting your life in a negative way? Help is available and all you need to do start dealing with your addiction is to pick up the phone and call one of the treatment centers listed on our directory. They have the experience to help you get off this drug, whose side effects include loss of balance, staggering, bloodshot eyes, and increased tolerance for pain.

What is PCP or Angel Dust?

PCP, or Phencyclidine, is available as a powder or in a liquid form. Most users spray it onto marijuana and smoke it, although some people put it on mint, oregano, parsley, or ginger leaves and then light up. PCP is also known as "angel dust," love boat,"supergrass," and "rocket fuel." At one point it was used as an anesthetic and a sedative, but fell out of favor because patients became irrational and delusional as the effects of the drug wore off.

Causes of PCP Addiction

People start experimenting with the hallucinogen "angel dust" because it creates an out-of-body experience. "Rocket fuel" is psychologically addictive, with users wanting to recreate the experience of feeling outside of themselves and free from stress and worry. Users of "angel dust" also report hallucinations and addicts look to the drug as a means to escape from ordinary life.

 

Treatment for PCP Addiction

Once you have selected a marijuana treatment facility, call the center so that the staff can assess your condition and discuss the steps involved in treating your addiction.

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