Cannabis Home Detox
A seven-day detox and 12-month aftercare program
If you are concerned about your cannabis use Addiction In-home Recovery can help. Our cannabis home detox program will help you safely withdraw at home and provide you with 12-months of ongoing support with regular check in appointments so you can successfully manage your own recovery.
How To Get Started
- Contact us: call 0415 617 313 or email us and we will send you our pre-assessment form
- Complete our pre-assessment form: this online form only takes about 5-10 minutes to fill-out
- Arrange a support person: someone will need to stay with you during the home detox to ensure your safety
Cannabis Withdrawal Symptoms
How we minimise your symptoms and prevent relapse
Cannabis withdrawal symptoms include restlessness, low mood, sleep issues and gastrointestinal discomfort. These symptoms are a barrier to giving up cannabis and are strongly associated with relapse. During the detox phase, we use medications to ease your withdrawal symptoms to make you as comfortable as possible. We also provide 12-months of ongoing support to help prevent relapse and put you back in control of your health and wellbeing.
How The Cannabis Home Detox Works
We guide you through our three step process so we are with you at every step
Stage 1. Home Assessment
Our doctor conducts a full medical assessment to ensure your safety and eligibility for a home detox. We provide pathology requests; create a personalised withdrawal plan; prepare you for the detox; and educate you and your support person on the withdrawal process. We also keep your existing healthcare team updated every step of the way.
Stage 2. Home Detox
The home detox takes around seven days and is usually scheduled in a week after your initial assessment. Each morning you will have an appointment with our doctor who will adjust your withdrawal medications and manage any cravings to make you as comfortable as possible. We also provide 24/7 medical support during this time so you or your support person can check-in at any time. You must have a support person with you at all times during this phase of treatment. This can be multiple people throughout the week, but someone must be with you at all times to ensure your safety.
Stage 3. Aftercare
We understand that your recovery doesn’t end once the withdrawal process is complete. That’s why we provide you with an aftercare plan that is tailored to your individual needs, with regular follow-up appointments over the next 12 months.
Who Is Eligible For A Cannabis Home Detox?
To be eligible for this service, you must be able to stay on the Gold Coast and have a support person with you during the detox. To get started, contact us today to request our online pre-assessment form.
Pricing
Telehealth Detox
Suitable for lower risk patients and is available to patients across Australia
Includes
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Assessment and Planning Consultation via video call
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Personalised detox plan
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All detox appointments via video call
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24/7 medical support during the detox
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Aftercare plan
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Regular check-in appointments
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12 months support
$2,900
In-Person Detox
Suitable for higher risk patients who can stay on the Gold Coast during the detox
Includes
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Home visits from our doctor for your Assessment and Planning consultation and your detox appointments
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Personalised detox plan
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Withdrawal medications included and provided to you at your appointments
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24/7 medical support during the detox
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Aftercare plan
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Regular check-in appointments
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12 months support
$3,500
How do I know if I am dependent on Cannabis?
If two or more of the following relate to you, you may have Cannabis Use Disorder and would benefit from seeking professional help:
- Cannabis is taken in larger amounts or used over a longer period than intended
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Persistent desire to cut down with unsuccessful attempts
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Excessive time spent acquiring cannabis, using cannabis, or recovering from its effects
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Cravings for cannabis use
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Recurrent use resulting in neglect of social obligations
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Continued use despite social or interpersonal problems
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Important social, occupational, or recreational activities foregone to be able to use cannabis
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Continued use despite physical harm
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Continued use despite physical or psychological problems associated with cannabis use
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Increased tolerance to cannabis
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Withdrawal symptoms when not using cannabis
