Explanation: The learning model of addiction in its explanation of drug abuse and their proposed solutions posits the following:
The learning model agrees that addiction is a way of coping and that an individual can grow beyond his or her need for alcohol or other drugs. As a consequence, most problem drinkers can actually learn to drink in moderation. However, the degree of addiction varies from situation to situation. Some of the proposed solutions of the learning model includes medical treatment and group support, learning new skills, changing one's environment etc. It is worthy to note though that treatment of the addiction only lasts until the addict no longer abuses the drugs (or alcohol).
A person that is addicted to drugs, can't resist the urge to use them, no matter how much harm the drugs may cause the person.
The solution to this is through medical intervention or treatment and by the assistance of group support which will provides an opportunity for the person to share his personal experiences and feelings, coping strategies, or firsthand information about his addiction or treatments.