Overcoming Cocaine Addiction 

Cocaine addiction often begins as a way to feel confident, focused, or successful until it takes control. It destroys sleep, mood, and mental clarity while straining relationships and self-esteem.

At Get Help Global, we offer at-home rehab programs that help you regain control and confidence on your terms.

Ruben Mas, Get Help Global Founder, Drug and Alcohol & Wellbeing Consultant, says:

“Cocaine promises confidence, but it takes it away over time. We help people rebuild the real thing from the inside out.”

What is Cocaine?

Cocaine is a stimulant drug derived from coca leaves, known as coke or crack. It triggers powerful bursts of energy by flooding the brain with dopamine, but when that high fades, the crash leaves exhaustion, anxiety, and depression.

How Does Cocaine Affect You?

Frequent use disrupts sleep, appetite, and emotional balance. It increases heart rate and blood pressure, often leading to panic attacks, paranoia, or burnout.

Carlos Camacho, Get Help Global Psychologist:

“Cocaine often masks deeper stress or emotional pain. Recovery helps people learn healthier coping tools and rebuild balance.”

Signs of Cocaine Addiction

Common signs include:

• Frequent sniffing or nosebleeds
• Restlessness or overconfidence
• Mood swings or irritability
• Financial issues or secrecy
• Ignoring responsibilities or risk-taking

Health Concerns With Cocaine

Cocaine puts severe stress on the heart and brain, increasing the risk of stroke, heart attack, and anxiety disorders. Over time, users experience chronic fatigue, depression, and emotional instability that can last long after stopping.

Cocaine Withdrawal Symptoms

Withdrawal brings fatigue, sadness, cravings, and poor concentration. While these symptoms can feel heavy, they are temporary and improve quickly with professional support.

How Do I Stop Using Cocaine?

Our Drug Addiction Program focuses on emotional regulation, relapse prevention, and rebuilding confidence from home. With ongoing therapist and peer support, you’ll rediscover balance and genuine happiness.

Ruben Mas, Get Help Global Founder, Drug and Alcohol & Wellbeing Consultant:

“At-home rehab helps people heal where their real life happens and that’s what makes recovery stick.”

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to enter a rehab facility?

Not necessarily. Our mobile model allows you to recover privately at home or in a chosen location. If a short inpatient detox is medically indicated, we coordinate that step and continue support before and after.

How long does the drug recovery program last?

Programs are tailored. Some people begin with a focused four-week block. Others choose a structured ten-week drug addiction recovery program, with step-down aftercare for stability.

Will I need to detox?

If detox is needed, our GP will create a safe plan. We provide preparation, practical support during that period, and close follow-up to reduce relapse risk.

What does a week actually involve?

Expect a mix of therapy, mentor support, movement or yoga, and guided daily practices. We also set achievable goals between sessions so progress continues outside appointments.

Is it confidential?

Yes. Privacy and discretion are central to how we work. All contact is confidential and our team treats every client with respect and care.