Psychiatric Consequences of Methamphetamine Abuse Thomas E. Freese, Ph.D. Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center UCLA Integrated Substance.

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Psychiatric Consequences of Methamphetamine Abuse Thomas E. Freese, Ph.D. Pacific Southwest Addiction Technology Transfer Center UCLA Integrated Substance Abuse Programs March 30, 2004 California Addiction Training and Education Series Pasadena, California

Why do people start using methamphetamine? To feel good. To feel better.

Methamphetamine Acute Psychological Effects Increases – Confidence – Alertness – Mood – Sex drive – Energy – Talkativeness Decreases – Boredom – Loneliness – Timidity

and just when you thought it couldn’t get any better…

Methamphetamine Chronic Psychological Effects - Confusion - Irritability - Concentration - Paranoia - Hallucinations - Panic reactions - Fatigue - Depression - Memory loss - Anger - Insomnia - Psychosis

Meth

Methamphetamine Psychiatric Consequences Paranoid reactions Memory loss Depressive reactions Hallucinations Psychotic reactions Panic disorders Rapid addiction

Depletion of dopamine… One consequence is depression –Completing the withdrawal process and ongoing drug treatment may resolve the depression –Monitor for suicidal thoughts/behavior –If depression continues, it should be treated Consider behavioral therapies to address depression Consider psychotropic medications

Acute MA Psychosis Extreme Paranoid Ideation Well Formed Delusions Hypersensitivity to Environmental Stimuli Stereotyped Behavior “Tweaking” Panic, Extreme Fearfulness Potential for Violence

Treatment of MA Psychosis Typical ER Protocol for MA Psychosis – Haloperidol - 5mg – Clonazepam - 1 mg – Cogentin - 1 mg – Quiet, Dimly Lit Room – Restraints

Cognitive Impairment in Individuals Currently Using Methamphetamine Sara Simon, Ph.D. VA MDRU Matrix Institute on Addictions LAARC

Memory Difference between Stimulant and Comparison Groups

Differences between Stimulant and Comparison Groups on tests requiring perceptual speed

Longitudinal Memory Performance number correct

Summary Until the person withdraws, there is no way to tell if mental health issues are primary or secondary –Treat the symptoms –Maintain safety –Diagnose after the person becomes stable –Structure the environment and treatment to compensate for deficits Use repetition and pictures Ensure calm environment