These treatments are the Community Reinforcement Approach , cue exposure treatment , Project CALM , and social skills training . While other approaches may be helpful for treatment of serious alcohol problems, they have not been evaluated scientifically in the same way as the treatments listed here. This site is produced by the Partnership for a Drug-Free America and has information on the effects of alcohol intoxication, frequently asked questions, and tips for talking to children about alcohol. Cocaine Abuse and Dependence Cocaine is a substance that comes from the coca plant. It produces extremely strong feelings of happiness or well being.
Cocaine is highly addictive.
Cocaine abuse can impair a person's ability to carry out his or her work at home, job or school. It can lead to problems with the law and problems in personal relationships. A person with cocaine dependence finds it hard to stop using the drug. If the person quits, he or she may have unpleasant symptoms like feeling extremely tired, nightmares, sleep problems, increased appetite, and extreme restlessness. This is called drug withdrawal .