Benzo Detox and Withdrawal Treatment Program
At Southern Pines Recovery, our benzo detox program and withdrawal treatment in Evans, GA is built around safety, compassion, and expert medical care. Benzodiazepines like Xanax, Ativan, Klonopin, or Valium can be helpful in small doses—but over time, they can lead to serious dependence. Our program is designed to help you break that grip gently, with a plan that protects your mind and body.
Detoxing from benzos isn’t something you should face alone. Withdrawal can be dangerous without medical supervision, especially if you’ve been using them for a long time or mixing with other substances. We provide a calm, structured environment where you can detox under the care of experienced professionals. From the first moment, we focus on reducing your risk and building a path forward that’s steady and clear.
We Work With You Through the Benzo Detox Process
We know this step can feel heavy. That’s why we walk with you, not in front of you. Our medical team begins with a full assessment—looking at your benzo use, your health history, and how you’re feeling right now. Then we build a detox plan that fits you and your needs.
We use tapering strategies to slowly lower the dosage of benzodiazepines in your system. This helps reduce harsh symptoms and allows your body to adjust with fewer shocks. Throughout the detox, we check in with you daily and adjust your plan if needed. You’ll have support at every stage—from your first night through your first deep breath of clarity.
What are the Signs of Benzo Dependence?
Benzodiazepine dependence often starts slowly. Maybe it was prescribed for anxiety or sleep, but now it feels impossible to function without it. If you’re needing more to feel the same relief or struggling when you skip a dose, you might be facing dependence. We’re here to help without judgment.
Common signs of benzo addiction include:
- Taking more than prescribed or running out early
- Feeling anxious or sick when you miss a dose
- Needing higher doses to get the same effect
- Hiding use or downplaying how often you take them
- Trouble focusing, remembering things, or staying awake
- Using benzos alongside alcohol or other drugs
- Failed attempts to stop or cut back
- Losing interest in activities or responsibilities
Symptoms of Benzo Withdrawal
Benzo withdrawal can come on fast—and feel intense. Because these medications affect the brain’s calming system, stopping suddenly can trigger severe anxiety, panic, or even seizures. That’s why our program is fully monitored, giving your body time to adjust with expert care.
Some people notice symptoms within hours. Others feel them a day or two later. Either way, we’re ready to help manage them with supportive medication, rest, and one-on-one care. You don’t have to fear withdrawal. At Southern Pines Recovery, we’ve helped many people through it safely.
Common symptoms of benzo withdrawal include:
- Anxiety or panic attacks
- Irritability or mood swings
- Trouble sleeping or vivid nightmares
- Muscle aches or stiffness
- Headaches
- Blurred vision
- Nausea or stomach pain
- Confusion or difficulty thinking
- Seizures in severe cases
Start Your Journey to Recovery with our Benzo Detox Program Today
You’ve already taken the hardest step—thinking about getting help. Our benzo detox program and withdrawal treatment in Evans, GA gives you a quiet place to reset and a team that truly listens. You’ll get care that’s personalized, steady, and grounded in what works.
We believe in second chances and fresh starts. Let’s build yours together. With us, you’re not just detoxing—you’re beginning again