
Getting Sober From Cocaine: How to Quit Safely
Thinking about stopping cocaine? The first few days and the urge to use again can be difficult, especially around old contacts or paydays. Talk with a clinician about treatment and support.
Read moreFor anyone wondering what stopping cocaine involves: the quit guide, a self-check, the long-term effects, and how to approach someone whose use worries you.
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Thinking about stopping cocaine? The first few days and the urge to use again can be difficult, especially around old contacts or paydays. Talk with a clinician about treatment and support.
Understand the substance
Cocaine is a stimulant sold as powder or crack. If you are concerned about your own use or someone else's, understanding its effects and recognizing overdose signs are important places to start.
Reflect on your use
An 11-question educational self-assessment to help you reflect on your cocaine use and decide whether it may be time to talk with a professional.
Understand risks and support
Keep building recovery
Once you stop drinking or using, there is still work, family, stress, and free time to figure out. Staying sober involves building routines and knowing who to call when you want to use again.
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Thinking about stopping cocaine? The first few days and the urge to use again can be difficult, especially around old contacts or paydays. Talk with a clinician about treatment and support.
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The high from cocaine doesn’t last very long compared to other drugs, but it can still wreak havoc on a person mentally and physically. Here are some of the long term risks of cocaine use. L...
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