Clinician’s Guide To Cocaine Addiction: Theory And Practice
Clinician’s Guide to Cocaine Addiction: Theory and Practice, by David Delmonico is a well researched text for anyone who has experienced addiction. This book focuses on understanding the mental, emotional, physical and psychological effects of addiction and how to overcome them. The author uses his years of experience working as a drug treatment specialist, as well as his personal life, to create an easy-to-read text that is filled with the most important information to help someone who is struggling with an addiction.
The premise of this book is simple: The person who has a problem with cocaine is not acting “crazy” or as a freak. This is a person who is addicted, who needs help, and who needs to know what his options are. There is no question that cocaine addiction is a very serious matter and one that can affect an individual for life. This is a book designed to help you find a way out of the addiction.
The premise of this book is not only simple but easy to understand. The main idea behind the book is that cocaine, as a drug, is similar to alcohol in that it can both have positive effects and negative ones. In this book, the author goes over the physiological effects of cocaine and how to recognize and counteract the negative effects of cocaine use.
Another thing that is explained is the nature of addiction and how it affects both a person’s mind and body. The theory behind this book is that drug addicts will tend to get compulsive behaviors due to the fact that they feel bad about their addiction. They will also feel ashamed of themselves because of their addiction. However, this does not mean that these feelings will not affect the person, and if the person is not treated for the shame and guilt, they may end up having the exact same compulsive behavior they felt when addicted to cocaine.
The book provides an overview of cocaine addiction as it relates to the law and treatment of drug abuse and addiction. The author provides an overview of the different ways a person can become addicted, and how he or she can overcome it. He also goes into detail about how to deal with family members who are addicted to cocaine, and what options are available for dealing with them.
The book also touches on the nature of the person who uses cocaine, and what kind of person is he or she. A person who uses cocaine regularly is someone who is not really addicted to the drug, yet still uses it anyway. In the book, this person is referred to as a user, and the book explains why it is important for an addict to seek therapy for the reason that their substance abuse may cause depression and other problems in their life.
The Clinician’s Guide to Cocaine Addiction: Theory and Practice cover all the areas that need to be covered with a therapist, and the basics of using cocaine with the help of a therapist. It helps to understand that cocaine is addictive in the first place, and how it is the addict’s mind that keeps them coming back for more.
Clinician’s Guide to Cocaine Addiction: Theory and Practice are a quick read, and is an easy read for anyone who wants to know the basics of cocaine addiction. It also explains the ways in which people deal with the addiction once it has taken control of their life. It’s a great read for anyone who is struggling with this disease, as it provides an insight into how to move forward after being exposed to this devastating substance.