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Xanax is a benzodiazepine whose generic name is alprazolam. Similar to other benzos, Xanax is a sedative that can be prescribed by a Physician for mental health concerns. Xanax is a Schedule IV substance because the risk of abuse is lower than the previous three classes of medications.
With that being said, Xanax is still a medication that comes with a risk of physical and mental health dependence. Misuse of this medication occurs when the medication is taken in any way other than what your doctor prescribed. Misuse is typically deliberate and often intended to produce effects other than relief from your symptoms.
The Wellness Recovery Center is a New Jersey Xanax for people living in the West Windsor area. To learn more about our available treatment options, call (866)861-3449 today!
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What are the Benefits of Xanax?
Xanax is a medication that can be used to treat anxiety, panic, acute stress reactions, and sleep disorders. Individuals who are prescribed Xanax have likely struggled to maintain their daily routine because of their anxiety. They can experience severe anxiety symptoms and fear that makes it feel impossible to do certain things or go to particular places.
Individuals who are living with panic disorders are often fearful of future panic attacks, which can have a direct impact on their behaviors. They may avoid places that were related to previous panic attacks in an attempt to prevent future ones. This can have a significant impact on your ability to focus and concentrate throughout your day, as well as living a meaningful life.
If you have been struggling with Xanax, Xanax addiction treatment in New Jersey can provide you with the tools and support you need to have a healthy and lasting recovery. To take the next step in your recovery, call the Wellness Recovery Center at (866)861-3449 now.
Treatment
We offer a number of options for those in need of detoxification through a vetted network of trusted providers.
Treatment
Our partial hospitalization program offers you the benefits of inpatient treatment without the 24/7 stay at a residential facility.
Treatment
We offer flexible intensive outpatient treatment designed around our clients needs with continued care & treatment.
Xanax Effects
How Does Xanax Affect the Body?
Xanax is a central nervous system depressant, which means that it slows down your brain activity. This occurs because when Xanax is ingested, it increases the presence of a natural chemical in your brain called GABA. The presence of GABA is what causes your brain to slow down, providing you relief from anxiety and panic and allowing you to sleep.
Individuals who misuse and abuse Xanax can experience additional symptoms, including:
- Poor concentration
- Slurred speech
- Confusion
- Light-headedness
- Dizziness
- Dry mouth
- Slowed breathing
- Low blood pressure
- Memory problems
- Difficulty moving
- Development of a tolerance
- Withdrawal symptoms
Xanax addiction treatment in New Jersey is available in both inpatient and outpatient treatment settings to provide you with the support you need in your recovery. Call the Wellness Recovery Center today at (866)861-3449.
EFFECTS OF SUBSTANCE ABUSE
Risks Associated with Xanax Misuse
The most notable risk associated with Xanax misuse and abuse is the risk of an overdose. This occurs when someone takes enough Xanax to induce life-threatening symptoms, including death. Symptoms of a Xanax overdose include:
- Drowsiness
- Confusion
- Decreased reflexes
- Slowed or stopped breathing
- Unconsciousness
- Inability to wake
- Coma
Additionally, individuals who stop taking Xanax abruptly are at risk of experiencing severe health concerns during the withdrawal process, including seizures and death. If you have been misusing or abusing Xanax and wish to stop, your safest option would be to work with a medical professional as you detox. Medically supervised detox programs can provide you with a safe environment while your body adjusts to the changes that occur during this time.
You should never attempt to stop using Xanax on your own.
Long-term abuse of Xanax can cause memory impairment and Alzheimer’s disease. Alzheimer’s disease is characterized by poor memory and diminished thinking capabilities.
The Wellness Recovery Center is a New Jersey Xanax rehab center that provides holistic care for individuals ready to make changes to support their recovery. To learn more about how our treatment program can support you, call (866)861-3449 now!
Signs and Symptoms
How Do I Know If I'm Addicted?
If you find yourself wondering if you have an addiction to Xanax, there is a part of you that already thinks your current use is a concern. If you find yourself unable to control, limit, or reduce your use of Xanax, you may be dependent on it. Additional signs of addiction include:
- Experiencing cravings
- Being preoccupied with your use
- Changes to your appetite, hygiene, and weight
- Distancing yourself from family and friends
- Not engaging in your usual activities
- Difficulties at work
- Legal concerns
- Anxiety
- Others are concerned about you
If you have been thinking about the benefits of a New Jersey Xanax rehab center, the Wellness Recovery Center is here to provide you with a unique treatment experience that can help you feel prepared and confident in your recovery. To begin your treatment journey at our New Jersey outpatient rehab, call (866)861-3449.
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The Wellness Recovery Center Is a New Jersey Xanax Rehab
Taking that needed step of calling a rehab center can be overwhelming and scary. Knowing that you have to do it is one thing, having the courage and strength to do it shows the hope that you have for a healthier life. What do you feel would be different in your life if you weren’t addicted to Xanax? How would your relationships change and your mental health benefit?
If you would like to explore the answers to these questions, we encourage you to call the Wellness Recovery Center. We are a New Jersey Xanax rehab center that offers outpatient treatment options to people living in the West Windsor area. We work with those who are struggling with various substances, including alcohol, oxycodone, heroin, benzos, cocaine, and meth.
If you are at a point in your journey where you would benefit from a medically supervised detox program, we can help you find an inpatient treatment provider that can provide you with the support you need. You should never attempt to wean yourself off Xanax or stop taking it abruptly, as you can experience severe withdrawal symptoms including severe cravings, seizures, and death.
We tailor our treatment program to each individual that we work with to ensure that you receive a one-of-a-kind treatment experience that surpasses your expectations. This includes our partial hospitalization program (PHP), intensive outpatient program (IOP), and routine outpatient program.
We provide New Jersey dual-diagnosis care and medication-assisted treatment for those who are living with other mental health concerns and would benefit from addiction medications or psychotropic medications.
At the Wellness Recovery Center, we have taken time to think about alternative treatment options that could enhance your treatment experience. Examples of some of our alternative options that you would have the opportunity to engage in include:
- Yoga Therapy
- Art Therapy
- Music Therapy
- Meditation and breath work
- Relapse prevention group
- Family support group
- Gender-specific groups for trauma
We understand that you may be having doubts or hesitations about getting help at this point in your life, and are here to provide you with the support and encouragement you need to take the needed step into our treatment facility, where your journey toward wellness begins!
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