Phencyclidine (PCP) Addiction Treatment at Revida
UNDERSTANDING PCP DEPENDENCE
Phencyclidine Addiction is a Medical Condition, and People Recover Every Day.
PCP, sometimes called angel dust, is a dissociative drug that was originally developed as an anesthetic. It can leave people feeling detached from their body, their thoughts, and the world around them. Over time, regular use can affect memory, mood, speech, and perception, making it hard to feel safe or grounded in everyday life.
Many people who use PCP are trying to escape something: trauma, depression, anxiety, or a feeling of being cut off from everyone. At Revida Recovery Inc., we don’t judge how you got here. We treat the whole person, including the pain, confusion, and isolation that so often come with this kind of addiction.
Common Signs of Phencyclidine (PCP) Addiction
Needing more to get the same effect, or using more often than intended
Feeling anxious, shaky, or on edge when you stop using
Experiencing hallucinations, paranoia, or feeling outside your own body
Changes in your body, such as slurred speech, poor coordination, or racing blood pressure
Pulling away from the people in your life, making choices you don't recognize as yours, or having thoughts of hurting yourself or others
WHY CHOOSE US
Compassionate Care for the Whole Person
We’ll walk through this with you. At Revida Recovery Inc., we pair medical care with therapies that help you feel present, heal, and rebuild.
Detox with Calm, Steady Medical Care
PCP withdrawal and its aftermath can feel frightening and disorienting. Our medical team is there around the clock, using carefully supervised medications when needed to ease anxiety, agitation, and sleep problems, along with hydration, nutrition, and a quiet, grounding environment.
Therapy That Helps You Feel Present Again
Trauma-informed care, cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), breathwork, and guided imagery help you reconnect with your body, calm your mind, and rebuild trust in your own thoughts. Creative outlets like storytelling and sand tray therapy give you ways to process what words can’t always reach.
Healing for What’s Underneath
Many people who use PCP are also living with depression, anxiety, trauma, or other mental health conditions. We treat these alongside addiction, so nothing is left unaddressed.
A Safe, Quiet Place to Rest and Reset
Located in Granada Hills, CA, our peaceful, private setting gives you room to slow down and heal, supported by a team that understands how overwhelming this can feel.
COMPREHENSIVE TREATMENT PROGRAM
Your Path to Feeling Like Yourself Again
Recovery is about coming back to yourself, your people, and the world around you. Your care begins with a careful assessment of your health, your history, your mental health, and your goals. From there, we build a plan around you.
Your plan brings together four parts. Medical care and supportive therapies help steady your mind and body to ease disorientation. Somatic and expressive therapies, alongside family-focused work, process the trauma leading to use. Meditation, nature-based practices, and grounding activities help you find your footing. Group therapy, peer support, and community activities reconnect you with people to rebuild trust and belonging.
Recovery doesn’t end when you leave. We’ll help you build life skills and a relapse-prevention plan, with continued support through teletherapy, peer groups, and family programs to keep you steady.
OUR DETOX PROCESS
Understanding Where You Are
Phase 01
Understanding Where You Are
A caring evaluation of your PCP use, your mental health, and your personal goals
Comprehensive psychological assessment to address dissociation and safety
A treatment plan shaped around what we learn about you
Phase 02
Detox and Stabilization
Medically supervised detox in a calm, low-stimulation setting
24/7 medical oversight to ease anxiety, agitation, and physical withdrawal
Gentle grounding practices to help you feel safe and settled
Phase 03
Finding Your Footing
Therapy to heal trauma, work through dissociation, and rebuild your sense of self
Development of practical skills to manage difficult emotions and grounding techniques
Planning for your future, including purpose, relationships, and relapse prevention
Take the First Step Toward Your Sober Future
You don’t have to have the right words. You just have to reach out.
If you or someone you love is in immediate danger, call 911 right away. For free, 24/7 emotional support, call or text 988. The SAMHSA National Helpline, 1-800-662-4357, offers free treatment referrals.