Treatment - Cocaine Anonymous support-groups

What Is Cocaine Anonymous

A group of men and women who come together to share their drug use experience, strength, and hope in the bid to defeat their common problem and assist others in their struggle to do so is named Cocaine Anonymous.

The ultimate way to reach a person is to chat with him/her on a shared level. Those who belong to Cocaine Anonymous are all addicts who are recovering and remain sober by working together with other people. Although Cocaine Anonymous members come from a variety of social, ethnic, economic, and religions backgrounds, the one thing the share is their addiction.


The main prerequisite for enrolment is a craving to quit utilizing cocaine and all other mind-altering substances.


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So far as you desire to quit using cocaine and other substances that hamper the functioning of the brain (including alcohol and other drugs), you are highly welcome. There are no levies or charges for enrolment; we are completely self-supporting through our own particular commitments.

Coffee, rentals, materials and other services offered to struggling addicts are covered by Cocaine Anonymous asking for voluntary contributions at meetings. That said, new members shouldn't feel obligated to give. They don't acknowledge gifts from associations or people outside the cooperation.


Cocaine Anonymous are not aligned with any group, section, legislative issues, association or foundation. No causes are endorsed or opposed by the group and we do not get into any controversial acts and topics.


Cocaine Anonymous does not work with any organisation to protect its values and credibility. In spite of the fact that Cocaine Anonymous is a spirituality program, they don't adjust themselves to any religion. Members of Cocaine Anonymous are free to describe their own spirituality as they view appropriate. Cocaine Anonymous has no particular views about other external matters, though the members have the right to harbour and express their individual views. They are not connected with any rehabilitations, hospitals or recovery houses, though several of these places do refer people to Cocaine Anonymous to keep them sober.


The purpose for which Cocaine Anonymous was formed was to help members stop cocaine and other addictive substances and remain clean while encouraging others to achieve the same success.


All Cocaine Anonymous focuses on is to help recovering addicts overcome their addiction. Collaborating with people who suffer the same ailment has been discovered as the best method of becoming and remaining sober.

Cocaine Anonymous utilize the Twelve Steps of Recovery, since it has as of now been demonstrated that the Twelve-Step recuperation program works.

The Goal

The sole purpose Cocaine Anonymous is to help individuals who come for help stop cocaine and other drug use and remain free. Cocaine Anonymous don't take part in the fields of drug enslavement research, restorative or psychiatric treatment, sedate training or promulgation in any shape, in spite of the fact that individuals may take an interest in such exercises as people.

All the people who show their commitment to quit cocaine use, including "crack" cocaine and other mentally dangerous substances can come to Cocaine Anonymous. There are no membership fees. While all external helps are refused politely, voluntary donations from members are used to settle all bills by Cocaine Anonymous.

The program of rehabilitation was adjusted from the program created by Alcoholics Anonymous in 1935. The Twelve Step recovery method from AA, which states that your own recovery is aided when you help others, is used by Cocaine Anonymous. It is believed that a person with experience is better placed to understand and empathise with one struggling with the same addiction.

Those in desperate need of help and understanding, talking with someone who has been through the same works great and gives them confidence that they too can overcome. The bond that develops between Cocaine Anonymous members is stronger than other social relationships.

Regular meetings are held by Cocaine Anonymous to help these bonds grow and provide an opportunity for new members to join to gain the assistance they are after.