The Easy Way to Quit Cocaine by Allen Carr - Allen Carr's Easyway Series - Paperback - Drug-Free Addiction Recovery Method

Details: Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781398805194 Publisher: Arcturus Publishing Age Range: Adult Overview: Cocaine addiction can feel impossible to escape, but Allen Carr's Easyway method has already helped millions break free from nicotine, alcohol and other dependencies without willpower, gimmicks or fear. In The Easy Way to Quit Cocaine, that same drug-free approach is applied directly to cocaine use. Rather than lecturing readers about risks they already know, the book dismantles the psychological traps that keep users hooked, replacing anxiety and deprivation with genuine relief and confidence. It's a compassionate, practical guide for anyone ready to reclaim their health, relationships and sense of self. About the Book: The Easy Way to Quit Cocaine applies Allen Carr's globally renowned Easyway method to one of the most stigmatised addictions of our time. Rather than relying on scare tactics or willpower, Carr's approach changes the reader's entire relationship with cocaine at a psychological level. The book unpicks the myths that make cocaine feel necessary, revealing how the drug actually creates and sustains the very anxiety and craving it appears to relieve. Readers are guided step by step through understanding, rather than fighting, their addiction — the key to lasting freedom without struggle or sense of loss. This edition is prepared with John Dicey, senior therapist and global CEO of Allen Carr's Easyway, ensuring the method stays faithful to Carr's original principles while reflecting current understanding of cocaine dependency. The tone is direct, warm and non-judgemental, treating readers as intelligent adults capable of change. Practical insights sit alongside actionable guidance that can be used alone or alongside other treatment and support, offering a structured path back to control, clarity and self-respect. Key Benefits: Uses Allen Carr's proven Easyway method — no willpower, gimmicks or scare tactics required. Written speci