Xanax Addiction and Rehab
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- Small-group settings for enhanced care and community
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At Modern Recovery, we offer xanax addiction treatment for people looking for a safe, professional place to recover and get their life back.
Can You Get Addicted to Xanax?
Yes, it is possible to get addicted to xanax.
Xanax is a benzodiazepine medication that is often prescribed to people with severe anxiety. It is very powerful, which is why doctors typically do not recommend for people to take it every day. They typically prescribe it on an as-needed basis.
According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, more than 30% of opioid overdoses also involve the use of benzodiazepines. The use of benzos like Xanax is increasing quickly in the Arizona, as well as elsewhere in the United States. Between 1996 and 2013, the number of adults who filled a benzo prescription increased by 67%. During that timeframe, it climbed from 8.1 million to 13.5 million. Dosage sizes have increased as well.
Xanax Side-effects
When using Xanax in high doses, many people will fall asleep and some will experience blackouts (periods of lost time) for several hours. Other effects can include:
- Memory and concentration issues
- Respiratory difficulty
- Nausea and vomiting
- Joint pain
- Increased energy or extreme fatigue
- Erectile dysfunction
- Depression
- Suicidal ideation (thoughts of committing suicide)
- Agitation
- Unpredictable and aggressive behavior
- Tremors
- Hallucinations
- Convulsions (seizures)
Xanax Withdrawal Symptoms
Dosage reduction can result in a host of withdrawal symptoms. When Xanax use (prescribed or recreational) is discontinued abruptly, it can lead to benzodiazepine withdrawal syndrome – a life-threatening condition. Withdrawal symptoms include:
- Accelerated heart rate
- High or low blood pressure
- Nausea, vomiting and diarrhea
- Anxiety &Depression
- Akathisia
- Agitation & Insomnia
- Paranoia and Confusion
- Delusions / Hallucinations / Psychosis
- Homicidal thoughts/Violent urges
- Suicide
- Autonomic imbalance Convulsions
- Coma
- Hyperthermia (elevated body temperature)
- Mania (abnormal activity level)
- Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
- Catatonia (rigid immobility and stupor)
If you experience any of these symptoms after discontinuing Xanax, a professional assessment with a a structured outpatient treatment plan might be the right next step to help manage your symptoms
Intensive Outpationt Program for Xanax misuse
We provide virtual IOP when a person can participate safely from home without round-the-clock medical monitoring. Our assessment clarifies that boundary before treatment begins.
- Your current Xanax use: We ask about how much you are taking, how often you take it, and whether the amount has changed.
- Withdrawal and medical history: We discuss missed-dose symptoms, prior withdrawal, seizures, and other health factors that may affect safety.
- Other substances or medications: Alcohol, opioids, and other sedating substances can change the risk picture and need to be discussed honestly.
- What support you need today: We determine whether you can participate safely from home or need medical monitoring first.
If you need medical detox or round-the-clock support first, we will tell you clearly.
Treatment fits into daily life
At Modern Recovery Services, adults receive structured virtual care while continuing to manage work and home responsibilities.
- Care built around your needs: Our clinical team develops an individualized plan based on your Xanax use, mental health, safety needs, and current responsibilities.
- Support beyond weekly therapy: Masters-level therapists and recovery coaches provide a more structured level of support than a single weekly appointment.
- Treatment from a private location: Virtual sessions make it possible to participate without traveling to a clinic each day.
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We treat xanax use and the concerns that keep it going
Reducing Xanax misuse is only one treatment goal. When a mental health concern or another substance is involved, ignoring it can leave a major reason for returning to Xanax untouched.
- Substance use treatment: We help you understand the situations, thoughts, and routines connected to Xanax misuse and build a plan for responding differently.
- Mental health support: Our clinicians can address co-occurring concerns such as anxiety, depression, trauma, and PTSD when they fall within the program’s scope.
- Recovery coaching: Your coach helps you apply what you are learning to ordinary days, difficult moments, and early recovery decisions.
- One coordinated plan: Mental health and substance use concerns are considered together rather than treated as unrelated problems.
WE WORK WITH LEADING HEALTH INSURANCE PLANS
Your insurance provider may cover 100% of treatment costs
Check if your insurance will cover the cost of your substance abuse treatment with Modern
Treatment is flexible to fit your schedule
Modern Recovery Services offers morning, midday, and evening program options so you can discuss a schedule that works alongside employment and family responsibilities.
- A more workable schedule: Admissions explains the available program windows and what participation would require before you enroll.
- Privacy planned in advance: We discuss where you can join sessions, what technology you need, and how to protect confidentiality at home.
- No daily drive to a facility: You can attend through a HIPAA-compliant video connection from an appropriate private location.
- Support between clinical sessions: Recovery coaching helps connect the treatment plan to the parts of the week when decisions are harder.
Exact schedules depend on program availability and clinical fit. We will explain the current options during your call.
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