Benzodiazepine addiction can be safely and effectively treated at a drug and alcohol rehab center like Indiana Inpatient Rehab using medical detox, counseling, and a range of behavioral therapies. 

Benzodiazepine drug detox helps people safely overcome physical dependence on these medications. Abrupt discontinuation of benzodiazepines can lead to life-threatening complications like seizures and death, but drug detox involves the gradual tapering of these drugs to prevent seizures and minimize other withdrawal symptoms like restlessness, anxiety, insomnia, and muscle pain. Benzodiazepine withdrawal usually lasts a minimum of two weeks and can last eight weeks or longer, during which people should be closely monitored by trained medical professionals for the prevention and treatment of complications.

What Is Benzodiazepine Drug Rehab?

Benzodiazepine drug rehab treats psychological addiction to these medications. The therapies used at drug rehab help people change harmful behaviors and thought processes that may be contributing to their addiction. Cognitive behavioral therapy, relapse prevention training, and substance abuse education are some therapies used at rehab that take place in individual and group settings to help people experience full, long-lasting recoveries. Many drug rehab centers offer a range of inpatient and outpatient treatment programs that are customized specifically for each individual patient.

Recovering From Benzodiazepine Use Disorder With Indiana Inpatient Rehab

Indiana Inpatient Rehab offers medical drug and alcohol detox and several drug rehab programs designed to help you or your loved one experience a safe recovery from benzodiazepine use disorder. ARC accepts most insurance providers and will perform an assessment to determine the best rehab program for you. Fill out our free insurance benefits form or contact us today at 765-345-8884 to begin the admissions process.