PCP

Addictive Disease Center

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Assessments

Monday-Friday

8:30am-4:00pm

Drug Information

· Cocaine and Crack

· Ecstasy and Club Drugs

· Hallucinogens

· Methamphetamine

· PCP

· Prescription Drugs

Admission and Assessments

About the 12-Step Program

Self Assessment

Text Box: PCP Aka: Angel Dust, Boat, Ozone, Wack, Rocket Fuel Sold as liquid, capsules, or colored powder, PCP can be snorted or eaten. Liquid PCP may also be “smoked” through dipping a cigarette in the chemical and smoking the dried compound. PCP is a "dissociative drug," meaning that it distorts perceptions of sight and sound and produces feelings of detachment (dissociation) from the environment and self. This dissociation can often result in odd, violent or suicidal behavior, and addiction can result after just one dose. People who abuse PCP for long periods of time show memory loss, difficulties with speech, depression and weight loss. These symptoms can persist up to a year after stopping PCP. Intoxicating Effects Dissociation from the environment Egomania Feelings of omnipotence Source: http://www.drugabuse.gov/infofacts/pcp.html

Clinic Locations

Cigarette dipped in PCP

Potential Health Consequences

o Increased blood pressure

o Increased heart rate

o Sweating

o Nausea

o Blurred vision

o Drooling

o Paranoia

o Seizures

o Coma

o Heart Failure

o Large doses can produce Schizophrenic symptoms:

Delusions

Disordered Thinking

Hallucinations

Catatonia

Treatment Services

How Do I Start?

Professional Training

Notes from the President