Your Compassionate Resource on the Journey to Recovery


We Understand Your Struggle

At COAAST.org, we recognize the complexity of Adderall addiction and the courage it takes to seek help. Our mission is to guide individuals through the challenges of addiction towards a path of lasting recovery.

What is Adderall Addiction?

Adderall, a prescription stimulant, is often used to treat ADHD but can lead to dependency. Learn more about the signs, symptoms, and risks of Adderall addiction on our About Adderall page.

You Are Not Alone

Hear from others who have walked this path before you. Find strength in their stories and share your own. Visit our Community Support forum to connect with peers.

Resources & Support

Whether you’re considering recovery, starting treatment, or maintaining sobriety, we have resources for every step. Check out our Resources for information on treatment options, coping strategies, and expert advice.

Seeking Treatment?

Our comprehensive guide to treatment options details the various paths you can take. From in-patient facilities to outpatient counseling, we can help you find the solution that best fits your needs. Visit our Treatment Options page for more information.

Stay Informed

Stay updated with the latest research, treatment methods, and recovery techniques. Our Blog features articles from addiction specialists, healthcare professionals, and community members.

Get Involved

Join us in spreading awareness and support for Adderall addiction recovery. Learn how you can contribute at our Get Involved section.

Contact Us

Need to talk? Our compassionate team is here for you 24/7. Reach out to us via our Contact page.


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Disclaimer: COAAST.org does not offer medical advice. This site is intended for informational purposes only. If you are in immediate need of help, please contact a healthcare professional or call emergency services.


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