Primary ingredients often found in over-the-counter cold medications, chemically altered to produce methamphetamine. Pseudoephedrine is more commonly used because it is more readily available.

Used in the “red phosphorus method” to convert pseudoephedrine into methamphetamine, often obtained from matches or road flares.

Helps purify methamphetamine, commonly found in industrial cleaners.

Found in batteries and used in extraction, often stolen from batteries.

 A strong base used to refine methamphetamine, typically found in drain cleaners.

Used in the “anhydrous ammonia method” of meth production, a common agricultural fertilizer.

Used to clean and purify methamphetamine, found in nail polish remover.

Another corrosive chemical used in the production process, found in drain cleaners and other industrial products.

Often, addiction is rooted in past trauma. Our trauma therapy helps clients address and heal from these underlying issues.

Addiction affects the entire family. Family therapy aims to repair relationships and improve communication within the family unit.

If individuals have a co-occurring mental health disorder, our dual diagnosis treatment will address both their addiction and mental health issues simultaneously.

We offer holistic approaches that support overall well-being, including mindfulness practices, nutritional support, and physical activity.

Many find strength in the structure of a 12-step program. This approach provides a framework for building a sober life through community support and personal growth.

Meth detox is the medically supervised process of eliminating methamphetamine from your system while safely managing withdrawal symptoms. Because meth can cause intense psychological cravings, fatigue, depression, and cognitive “crash,” professional support at Live Again Detox in Nashville ensures you detox in a structured, compassionate environment—reducing risks and improving comfort.

At our Music Row residence, you’ll receive 24/7 care from board‑certified physicians, licensed nurses, and recovery coaches. We combine evidence‑based medical monitoring with holistic therapies—such as yoga, meditation, and nutritional support—to address both the physical and emotional challenges of meth withdrawal in a private, home‑like setting.

The timeline varies based on usage history and overall health, but most clients complete acute stabilization within 7–10 days. During this period, our Nashville team continuously assesses your symptoms and adjusts your personalized detox plan to keep you as comfortable and safe as possible.

Common meth withdrawal symptoms include severe fatigue, depression, irritability, increased appetite, and vivid or unsettling dreams. Some clients may also experience anxiety or slowed thinking. At Live Again Detox in Nashville, we proactively address these symptoms through medication‑assisted support, counseling, and holistic services to ease your transition.

• Individual & Group Counseling: Early relapse prevention and emotional support.

• Holistic Services: Yoga, meditation, massage therapy, and nutritional counseling to nurture whole‑person healing.

• Comfortable Environment: Private rooms, a serene garden, and chef‑prepared meals foster recovery in a nurturing space.

• Aftercare Planning: Seamless transition into residential treatment, PHP, or IOP for continued support.

Yes—Live Again Detox in Nashville accepts most private insurance plans, Medicare, and Medicaid. Our admissions team offers a complimentary, no‑obligation benefits verification in under 60 seconds so you’ll know exactly what’s covered. Flexible self‑pay options are also available to ensure access to care.

Once medically stabilized, our Nashville team coordinates your seamless transition into the next level of care—whether that’s residential treatment, partial hospitalization (PHP), or intensive outpatient programming (IOP). This continuity of care maintains momentum in your recovery and equips you with coping skills for lasting sobriety.

Getting help is fast, confidential, and available 24/7. Simply call our Nashville admissions line at 629‑465‑4224, chat live on our website, or complete our online form. We’ll verify your benefits, answer your questions, and schedule your arrival so you can begin healing without delay.