PHP
Partial Hospitalization Program
A more supported start. Full days of therapy and routine for the early weeks, when mood, sleep and cravings need the most steadying.
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Conditions we treat · Cocaine
Cocaine Addiction Treatment in Media, PA
Cocaine and other stimulants tend to grab life by the throttle: longer nights, bigger plans, faster talk, then a crash that makes everything feel gray. If use has been creeping up, or the crashes have been getting worse, structured outpatient care can help you find your footing again.
Does this sound familiar?
- Using more, or more often, than you planned
- Binges followed by days of low mood and exhaustion
- Needing more to chase the first effect
- Mood swings, irritability or paranoia between uses
- Money, sleep or work slipping because of use
- You have tried to stop and it has not stuck
Clinically reviewed
Rachel Garber, MS, CAADC, LPC · Primary Therapist
Content reviewed October 2026
Stimulant use is rising. Treatment works.
About 5M
Americans used cocaine in the past year.
Source: SAMHSA, National Survey on Drug Use and Health
27,000+
overdose deaths a year now involve cocaine.
Source: CDC provisional overdose data
Triple
cocaine-involved deaths have roughly tripled since 2013.
Source: CDC, based on overdose data
There is no medication approved specifically for stimulant use disorder yet, which makes therapy and structure matter even more. With the right support, people rebuild sleep, mood and confidence faster than they expect.
What stimulant treatment looks like
There is no quick chemical fix. There is a proven way through.
Treatment for cocaine and other stimulants centers on therapy, honest relapse-prevention work and steady structure. The first weeks are about sleep and mood. The work after that is about staying grounded when cravings hit.
Call Now (484) 779-18161. We stabilize sleep and mood first
The crash after heavy use is real. Early sessions focus on rest, food and steadying your mood so you can think clearly again.
2. We build relapse-prevention skills
CBT-based work to map your triggers, plan for high-risk moments and practice what to do when cravings arrive.
3. We connect care that lasts
Case management, group support and aftercare planning, so you leave treatment with a plan rather than a cliff.
Support that meets you where you are
Real care. A life beyond treatment.
Stimulant recovery runs on structure: regular sleep, regular meals, regular honest conversation. Two levels of outpatient care help you build that structure.
IOP
Intensive Outpatient Program
Meaningful progress, alongside everyday life. Focused relapse-prevention work that fits around your job and family.
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What treatment looks like
A week in the program
Recovery from stimulants is about rhythm more than willpower. Here is what a week of building that rhythm involves.
CBT and relapse prevention
Practical, evidence-based work on the thought patterns that keep stimulant use going, and rehearsed plans for the moments that test them.
Group therapy
Small groups where stimulant use can be discussed honestly, with feedback from people who have been where you are.
Medical and psychiatric support
Evaluation and medication management for the anxiety, depression and sleep problems that often ride along with stimulant use.
Family involvement
Stimulant use strains trust fast. Family sessions help repair relationships and make home part of the plan, not part of the problem.
Cocaine and mental health
The crash is not just about cocaine.
Anxiety, depression and trauma often sit underneath stimulant use, and the crash makes every one of them louder. We treat substance use and mental health together, in one plan, at either of our Media locations.
Before you call
Questions people ask about stimulant treatment
Is there medication for cocaine addiction?
There is no medication approved specifically for cocaine or stimulant addiction, so therapy and structure do the heavy lifting. If anxiety, depression or sleep problems are part of the picture, we treat those alongside your recovery.
Do I have to hit rock bottom first?
No. If cocaine is taking more than you want to give, that is reason enough to call. Earlier help usually means an easier road back.
Will quitting feel like the crash all over again?
The first one to two weeks can be rough: low mood, exhaustion and strong cravings. Structure helps enormously in that window, which is exactly what these programs provide.
What about alcohol or other substances?
If alcohol, marijuana or other drugs are part of the picture, we treat the whole pattern, not one piece of it.
How long does treatment last?
It depends on you. Your care team builds a schedule around your needs and adjusts it as you make progress. Some people step down from PHP to IOP as they stabilize.
Areas we serve
Treatment close to home
People come to our Media, PA stimulant program from across Delaware County and the Main Line, and virtual options are available across Pennsylvania.
Paying for treatment
Insurance should never be the reason you wait.
Cost should not be the thing that keeps the cycle going. We work with most major insurers, are in-network with most plans, and offer affordable private-pay rates. Free benefits check, no obligation.
Shown carriers are examples. Call to confirm coverage for your plan.
Most major insurers
We work with most major insurance carriers. Share your details and our admissions team will check your benefits for you.
In-network with most plans
We are in-network with most major insurers, and coverage varies by plan. We verify your benefits before treatment begins so there are no surprises.
Affordable private pay
No insurance, or prefer not to use it? Ask about our affordable private-pay rates and flexible options for treatment.
You don’t have to do this alone
A conversation can change everything.
Let’s find the right next step. For you, or someone you love.