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Getting Help for Cocaine Addiction
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Published: November 17, 2010

Cocaine can have detrimental effects on an individual.  Cocaine abuse can lead to heart attacks, heart diseases, strokes, seizures, respiratory problems and death.  For most cocaine addiction treatment is going to be needed to recover from their addiction.  Will power-power and self-determination have proven to not be enough to stop addiction as many have tried only to find themselves relapsing. Cocaine addiction treatment will focus on the physical, mental and emotional issues that come along with addiction.  Clients at addiction treatment will work with certified addiction professionals and therapist individually and in groups.  It is common that cocaine addiction exists in an attempt for struggling addicts to mask other feelings and past events that may have been traumatic. Individual and group therapy will help an individual repair the mental damage that was caused during their active addiction as well as process and discuss whatever was ultimately causing them to abuse cocaine.  In addition, counseling will help an individual start to repair some of the destruction that they caused during their active addiction. Quality cocaine addiction treatment will teach its clients the tools they will need to cope with their feelings and resist cravings to the deadly drug.  Cocaine addiction treatment will teach an addict how to change their thinking patterns that previously would result in drug abuse.  Many have been able to recover from their cocaine addiction and go on to lead happy, productive lives free of chemical dependency with the help and guidance of quality treatment.

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