Matthew founded Charterhouse Clinic with more than two decades of experience across every level of addiction treatment. He’s spent his career developing the expertise to know exactly what a programme of this quality should look like, and he built it.
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Ketamine dependency has a way of going unnoticed
Ketamine often starts as a way to step back from stress or the relentlessness of daily life. Over time, ordinary life can begin to feel unbearably sharp without it, and what once offered relief starts to feel like a necessity.
The physical toll tends to sneak up on people. Bladder pain and kidney strain are often dismissed or attributed to something else. At Charterhouse Clinic, rehab for ketamine addiction addresses all of it, without judgement and without alarm.
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How rehab for ketamine addiction works here
Ready to take the next step?
Fill out this simple form and we’ll call you as soon as possible..
Alternatively, call us any time on: 0604 419 777
The team behind your programme
At Charterhouse Clinic, the team treating you understands addiction from both sides.
Leticia is the clinical lead at Charterhouse Clinic. She designs the therapeutic programme that underpins every treatment plan, combining formal psychological training with years of intensive residential experience. She contributes to the development and review of therapeutic programme content.
Physician specialising in substance misuse and detoxification with over two decades of clinical experience. Dr Ola leads the medical care within the programme and contributes to the development of Clinical protocols that support safe and effective recovery.
FAQs about ketamine addiction treatment
What is ketamine addiction?
Ketamine addiction is a dependency that develops when regular use changes how your brain responds to everyday life, making the dissociated feeling ketamine produces feel necessary just to cope. It often begins socially before progressing into something far harder to control.
What are the signs of ketamine addiction?
Ketamine addiction signs include needing more of the drug to get the same effect, using it to cope with daily life rather than socially, and continuing to use despite physical symptoms such as bladder pain or discomfort. Many people also notice they can’t stop for more than a few days, even when they want to.
Is ketamine addiction dangerous?
Yes, ketamine addiction carries real physical risks, particularly to the bladder and kidneys, alongside significant psychological dependency. Rehab for ketamine addiction addresses both, rather than treating it as a purely recreational habit.
How long does rehab for ketamine addiction take?
Twenty-eight days is the clinical standard at Charterhouse Clinic, giving enough time to properly address both the physical effects and the psychological dependency behind the addiction. Extended stays are available for clients who need more time.
Will physical symptoms like bladder pain improve after I stop?
For many clients, yes, particularly when use stops early. Our clinical team monitors your physical health throughout treatment and addresses any ongoing symptoms directly.
Do I need a referral to start treatment?
No, you can contact Charterhouse Clinic directly, and our clinical team handles everything from there. There’s no need for a GP referral unless you’d like us to liaise with your doctor.
