Key Message
Three evidence-based guidelines were identified that addressed the research questions. Although published separately, all three publications represented one unique guideline; therefore, one evidence-based guideline is reported. A variety of recommendations were made regarding treatment immediately after acute detoxification and post-treatment care for patients with methamphetamine addiction. Needs-centred or motivation-centred psychotherapeutic counseling, sports therapy such as exercise therapy and physical conditioning were recommended by the guideline. The guideline recommended that sertraline, combined intravenous pharmacotherapy with flumazenil, gabapentin and hydroxyzine should not be given to patients with methamphetamine-related disorder. The guideline also recommended that needs-specific self-help groups and family support should be an integral part of all services offered.