Cocaine addiction is one of the toughest drugs to recover from. Persons with cocaine addiction problem will do almost anything to get their cocaine. It has penetrated all levels of our society, rich, poor, and everyone in between. Family members connected to cocaine abusers live a chaos and stressful life. Not understanding the underlying mechanics of cocaine dependency can cause people to not want to help a person addicted to cocaine.

Effective cocaine drug rehabilitation is difficult to find. Finding the right drug rehab program that specializes in cocaine is vital for success. Recently there has been a noted increase in the usage of cocaine creating a demand for long term drug rehab. Families sometimes don’t know which program will work for there loved one or sometimes an addict has tried treatment before with no success. This can make it difficult in getting a person to agree to go to drug rehab. Often families have to resort to an intervention which makes a person agree to enroll into drug rehab. Our counselors are trained in drug and alcohol addiction and specialize in finding good drug rehab programs that will work for the individual.

Cocaine comes from the leaves of the coca bush, which grows in the region South America. Cocaine has been used for centuries by Indians to combat the effects of hunger, hard work, and thin air, in the mid 1800s the effects of coke were praised by Freud, among others. Until 1906, this substance was a chief ingredient of the soft drink Coca-Cola and was also used as an anesthetic. Widespread usage and dependency led to government efforts against coke in the early 1900s. The danger associated with cocaine was ignored in the 1970s and early 1980s, and cocaine was proclaimed by many 'authorities' to be safe. With the accumulating medical evidence of cocaine's deleterious effects and the introduction and widespread usage of cocaine, the public and government have become alarmed again of the growing usage of the drug. To many people in the United States, especially health care and social workers who deal with coke users and have witnessed the personal and societal devastation that cocaine produces, cocaine dependency is, by far, the most serious drug problem in the country.

Cocaine dependency is a serious problem in the U.S. The NHSDA estimated the number of current cocaine users to be about 800,000 in 2007, which does not reflect any significant change since 2005.

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