The relationship to cocaine usually starts out as recreational use. However, Cocaine is one of the most addictive drugs due to the rapid progression of tolerance, where users quickly find they need to do more and more to get high. One of the most expensive substance abuse habits, Cocaine addiction often causes financial turmoil. This expense causes many users to turn to Crack-Cocaine instead of Cocaine, because it is cheaper.
Cocaine abuse can leave the user broke, isolated, and desperate. It can lead to organ problems and failure, chronic cognitive deficits like poor motor skills, confusion, impaired judgement, and loss of memory. Cocaine users are much more prone to domestic incidents, uncontrollable anger, and psychosis.
Cocaine addiction can creep up on someone, but often leaves destruction in its wake. We can often feel the illusion that we have it under control, but from the outside and to others, we are clearly spiraling. Cocaine tends to feed the ego and convince us that we perform better with it, but once things start to fall apart, our relationships erode, and our finances begin to shrink, we begin to see that Cocaine abuse might not be serving us.
Here are some warning signs that Cocaine Abuse has become a problem:
Cocaine addiction is extremely difficult to overcome alone. It can be hard to pull yourself away from the people, places, and things that have enabled your use. You have been using cocaine to cope with the stresses of life, and without new coping skills it can be hard to stay clean.
At Pathways Recovery Center, you’ll get the time and tranquility you need to focus on healing your mind and body. While at our treatment center you’ll be away from the drama and stress you’re used to and you will have a true chance at recovery.
In our private and intimate facility designed for serenity and comfort, you’ll begin intensive therapy to not only address addiction, but the underlying factors that led to it. At Pathways Recovery Center, we believe that healing addiction means healing the whole person. You’ll undergo assessments to determine each of the contributing biological, social, and psychological factors that have kept you in the cycle of addiction. We’ll help you pinpoint exactly where your stumbling blocks are, so you can overcome them. Using evidence-based therapies like CBT and DBT, we’ll help you learn new coping skills and positive thinking patterns that will help you overcome your cravings, master your emotions, and heal.
Contact our addiction specialists today to learn more about substance abuse treatment at 1-866-682-0901 or admissions@pathwaysrecovery.center
Additional Resources on Cocaine Addiction:
National Institute on Drug Abuse – How Is Cocaine Addiction Treated?
Very Well Mind – Understanding Cocaine Addiction
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