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Xanax Addiction Treatment in Georgia
Millions of people are prescribed Xanax each year. Unfortunately, many people do not realize how addictive Xanax can be. Regardless of if you are given a prescription by a doctor, you can still become addicted to Xanax. Left untreated, a Xanax addiction can significantly reduce your health and quality of life for the worse. You should never feel ashamed or afraid to ask for help in overcoming your Xanax addiction.
At The Beman Center, we provide premier substance abuse and mental health treatment in Atlanta. Whether you are struggling with Xanax addiction or another substance use disorder, our Xanax addiction treatment in Georgia offers a wide range of addiction and mental health treatment programs to help as many patients as possible achieve life-long sobriety. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help start your recovery journey.
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Comprehensive Addiction Treatment for Xanax
No two addiction recovery journeys are ever the same. That’s why we provide multiple addiction treatment for Xanax options, as well as 2 different outpatient treatment programs, so you can receive the right treatment plan for your unique recovery needs.
Our Xanax addiction treatment in Georgia understands how important receiving effective treatment that also aligns with your everyday life is. That’s why we offer two high-level outpatient treatment programs, a partial hospitalization program (PHP) and an intensive outpatient program (IOP), so you can prioritize your recovery journey, while still having some flexibility to return home at the end of the day.
Looking for a structured treatment program that’s in between inpatient and outpatient care? Our partial hospitalization program (PHP) offers patients a high intensity of care similar to that of inpatient treatment, while still giving patients the flexibility to go home at the end of the day. Our Xanax addiction treatment in Georgia offers a comprehensive partial hospitalization program to ensure patients receive the exact care to meet their unique recovery needs. Some of the many benefits include:
- Structured Care (5 days per week, Monday-Friday, 10 am-3:30 pm)
- Highest Intensity Outpatient Care Option
- Perfect Step Down from Inpatient Treatment
- Flexibility to Go Home at the End of the Day
Want a flexible addiction treatment program that still provides a highly effective approach to help you overcome addiction? Our intensive outpatient program (IOP) is another comprehensive outpatient care program that can help you safely overcome your Xanax addiction. If you are looking for more flexibility than our partial hospitalization program, our intensive outpatient program may be right for you. It includes:
- Routine Care (3 days per week on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday)
- Comprehensive Treatment from Traditional to Holistic Therapies
- Flexibility to Go Home at the End of the Day (+ 2 flexible weekdays off)
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Common Signs of Xanax Addiction
Regardless of if you were prescribed Xanax, or abused Xanax without a prescription, anyone can become addicted to Xanax. In other words, even if you have a prescription for Xanax, you still run the risk of growing a drug dependency and addiction. Unfortunately, many people are prescribed Xanax without realizing how addictive it can be, especially if used over an extended period of time.
Unsure if you are struggling with a Xanax addiction? Below are some common signs and symptoms of Xanax addiction to look out for:
- Blurred vision
- Slurred speech
- Drowsiness
- Dizziness
- Headache
- Impaired coordination
- Nausea
- Lightheadedness
- And more
- Losing interest in activities you once enjoyed
- Engaging in riskier behavior than usual
- Hiding and abusing Xanax that isn’t yours
- Obsessively thinking about when you’ll use Xanax next
- Being in denial that you have a Xanax addiction
- And more
While Xanax can be an effective medication to help treat anxiety, it’s important you are aware of the above signs and symptoms of addiction. Otherwise, you run the risk of developing an addiction, which can oftentimes worsen your mental illness symptoms.
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Short-Term Effects of Xanax Addiction
Xanax addiction can lead to a series of debilitating physical, psychological, and behavioral effects. There are many short-term negative effects associated with Xanax addiction, which include:
- Confusion
- More anxiety (reversing symptoms it is supposed to manage)
- Nausea
- Dizziness
- Fatigue
- Difficulty concentrating
- Disorientation
- And more
Xanax addicts also struggle with withdrawal symptoms like any other drug addict who does not consume enough of a substance would have. Though temporary, withdrawal symptoms can be highly uncomfortable, painful, and even life-threatening depending on the severity of your addiction.
Long-Term Effects of Xanax Addiction
Addiction can take a significant toll on your body for the worse. There are several life-threatening long-term effects that can occur in individuals struggling with Xanax addiction, which include:
- Cognitive impairment
- Increased tolerance and drug dependency
- Potential changes in behavior
- Seizures
- And other life-threatening effects
Aside from the potentially life-threatening long-term effects of Xanax addiction, it’s important to realize all the non-physical sacrifices addiction can have on your life. From robbing you of spending quality time with loved ones to hurting your work or school performance, there are a wide range of ways addiction can significantly interfere with your health and quality of life for the worse.
Why Professional Addiction Treatment Is Important For Recovery
If you are struggling with Xanax addiction, you don’t have to struggle to overcome your addiction alone. Our Xanax addiction drug rehab center offers a comfortable space for you to safely and effectively break free of your Xanax addiction once and for all.
Overcoming addiction is not only challenging to do all on your own, but it can also lead to potentially life-threatening withdrawal symptoms. At our Xanax addiction drug rehab center, you’ll receive tailored addiction treatment to ensure you successfully overcome your addiction.
No two recovery journeys are ever the same. That’s why we offer two different outpatient care programs as well as a wide range of therapy options so you can receive the unique treatment for your exact recovery needs.
At our Xanax addiction treatment in Georgia, our staff has years of experience helping patients safely achieve long-lasting sobriety. You should never feel afraid or ashamed asking for help to overcome your addiction and lead a happier, healthier life!
Your addiction recovery journey will inevitably have many ups and downs. That’s why our Xanax addiction treatment center offers a comfortable and welcoming patient experience so you can feel safe and supported every step of the way on your recovery journey.
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Our Xanax addiction treatment in Georgia offers a range of treatment options to best support you along your recovery journey. From traditional therapies like one-on-one talk therapy to group therapy to more holistic alternative therapies like art therapy, yoga, music therapy, and more, we offer tailored support to help you take back control of your life.
At The Berman Center, we are a leading substance abuse and mental health treatment center in Atlanta that helps support patients to take back their lives. Our compassionate staff helps guide you along your recovery journey so you can lead a healthier, happier life free of the chains of addiction.
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