Mount Sinai Wellness Center

Benzodiazepine Addiction Treatment in Georgia

At Mount Sinai Wellness Center in Dahlonega, GA, you’ll receive safe, structured treatment for benzodiazepine dependence. Our licensed team provides 24/7 medical care, evidence-based therapy, and everyday skills for long-term recovery.

What Is Benzodiazepine Addiction?

Benzodiazepines, often called benzos, are prescription medications used for anxiety, insomnia, or seizures. With regular use, your brain may adapt and depend on them to function. This dependence makes stopping on your own risky and uncomfortable. If you need higher doses, take pills more often than prescribed, or feel unwell when cutting back, it may be time to seek professional support.

Why Choose Mount Sinai Wellness Center

At Mount Sinai, you’ll get a clear plan and steady guidance from a compassionate team. Care combines medical oversight, therapy, family involvement, and real-world skills so you’re not navigating recovery alone.

Safe, Supervised Detox and Taper Support

Quitting benzos suddenly can be dangerous. Our clinical team provides medical detox and taper support that reduces use gradually and safely. You’ll be monitored around the clock, with adjustments made to keep you stable and comfortable.

Therapy That Fits Your Needs

You’ll meet one-on-one with a therapist and join small groups that teach coping strategies. Approaches include cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), relapse-prevention planning, and education on how benzo medication affects the brain.

Whole-Person Care

Recovery is more than stopping a drug. You’ll build skills through mindfulness, nutrition guidance, and wellness activities. With resources like yoga, equine therapy, and life-skills coaching, you’ll learn to manage stress without benzodiazepines.

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What to Expect in Benzo Addiction Treatment

First, our team listens. Then we design a plan shaped by your health history, medications, and goals. You’ll start with supervised benzo detox, followed by therapy and support for co-occurring mental health needs. As you stabilize, you’ll practice daily routines that prepare you for life outside treatment.

Aftercare and Ongoing Support

Your healing journey continues after discharge. You’ll leave with a relapse-prevention strategy, alumni check-ins, and continued therapy. If cravings or stress return, you’ll know where to turn and what steps to take.

Common Benzodiazepines We Treat

If you’re unsure about your prescription, call us. We’ll help you understand your options.

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Start Your Recovery Today

If you’re concerned about benzodiazepine use, whether prescribed or not, we’re here to help. A confidential call can make treatment options clear and safe.

FAQs

Is it safe to stop benzos on my own?

No, quitting suddenly can trigger severe benzodiazepine withdrawal. A supervised taper managed by treatment staff lowers risks and makes the process safer.

How long does benzo withdrawal take?

Benzo withdrawal varies by dose, duration, and type. With medical tapering, symptoms may last weeks to months, depending on your health and medication history.

Do you treat anxiety or insomnia while tapering?

Yes. Our team offers therapy and safe, non-benzodiazepine treatments to manage anxiety, sleep issues, and stress during tapering and recovery.

What if I’m using alcohol or other drugs too?

We screen for multiple substances and create a personalized treatment plan that addresses benzos, alcohol, or other drugs together safely.

Can I use my insurance?

Yes. Mount Sinai accepts most major insurance plans and can verify your coverage quickly.

Do I need detox or residential care?

That depends on your history, current use, and safety needs. Many start with medical detox before moving into residential treatment for structured therapy.

Will I have cravings?

Yes. Mount Sinai accepts most major insurance plans and can verify your coverage quickly.

Do you offer virtual or step-down care?

Yes. We coordinate virtual family therapy and local step-down care so recovery continues after residential treatment.

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