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Valium Addiction Treatment in Prescott, AZ
A New Life is Possible, It is Time
Valium is a popular brand name for the anxiety treatment drug, diazepam. It is a part of the benzodiazepine class of drugs, and can also be used to treat muscle spasms, alcohol withdrawal, and seizures. Although this drug can be effective in treating medical conditions, it can do more harm than good if used without the guidance of a doctor. Valium is highly addictive, and even those with a prescription are at risk for the hazardous effects of the drug.
Decision Point Center can help you recover from Valium abuse and addiction. We apply a holistic approach to treatment that fosters complete wellness. We are available to speak with you and answer your questions about our Arizona Valium addiction treatment program.
To get started on your recovery, contact us online or call (844) 292-5010 to learn more about Valium addiction treatment in Prescott.
What is Valium?
Valium has multiple uses, but is mainly used to treat anxiety. It is a prescription drug that must be taken under the direction and supervision of a doctor. Patients can quickly develop a dependence on Valium even if they began using the drug under a doctor’s orders. Without a doctor’s guidance, Valium can be highly addictive and abuse of the drug can be harmful, or even fatal. People who attempt to decrease their use of Valium may experience severe withdrawal symptoms.
The drug’s effect on anxiety symptoms and its addictive properties make Valium a commonly abused recreational drug. Doing this is highly dangerous, especially when combined with other recreational drugs or alcohol.
Without proper medical guidance, people who use Valium may also be subjected to adverse drug reactions and other negative effects. Some people are allergic to diazepam. People with other medical conditions can respond negatively to the drug as well. All of these issues are risks any time a person is using Valium, but are especially hazardous when Valium is used without a doctor’s guidance.
We Are Here for You
If you are struggling with Valium addiction, recovery is in reach. At Decision Point Center, we offer a comprehensive benzodiazepine addiction treatment program that is tailored to the needs of all of our clients. With a wide array of traditional treatment options, therapy methods, and alternative approaches, we are confident that there is a program here for you.
Signs of Valium Addiction
Valium addiction can be identified by any unusual changes in behavior that are indicative of drug abuse. It is important to remember that Valium is a prescription drug, and that taking the medication without a prescription — for any reason — is dangerous. Taking Valium without a doctor’s orders can quickly lead to addiction.
Valium addiction may be exhibited through signs such as:
- Using the drug without a prescription
- Constantly refilling a prescription
- Using other drugs or drinking alcohol with Valium
- Financial issues
- Isolating from friends and family
Physical and Mental Effects of Valium Abuse
Abusing valium can lead to severe physical and mental side effects. As dependence on the drug increases and a person begins to take more pills each day, the medication can take its toll on the user’s health. Excessive valium use, as with any drug, can lead to overdose. Valium overdose may be marked by signs such as loss of coordination, muscle weakness, loss of consciousness, of extreme tiredness and fatigue. A valium overdose can be fatal.
Valium abuse can lead to symptoms such as:
- Increased anxiety and depression
- Drowsiness
- Trouble sleeping
- Muscle weakness
- Irritability
- Agitation or impulsivity
- Seizures
- Hallucinations
- Muscle weakness
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does Valium rehab typically last?
The duration of Valium rehab can vary significantly depending on individual needs and the severity of dependence. Short-term programs may last a few weeks, while more intensive programs can extend to several months. The length of treatment is often determined by a comprehensive assessment conducted by addiction specialists.
Can I work while in Valium rehab?
Intensive inpatient programs typically require full-time commitment to treatment. It's crucial to discuss your employment situation with your treatment provider to determine the most appropriate level of care and create a plan that accommodates your work responsibilities.
Will I experience any long-term side effects from Valium withdrawal?
In most cases, the physical and psychological symptoms of Valium withdrawal subside within a few weeks. However, some individuals may experience lingering effects, such as fatigue, difficulty concentrating, or emotional instability. These effects are usually temporary and can be managed with ongoing support and treatment.
Complete our contact form or call (844) 292-5010 to speak with our team.
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“Thank you for helping me navigate through one of the most difficult times in my life. I really attribute my experience while in your care to saving my life and career.”- Phil O.
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“Doug and Wade really helped me and my loved ones through a tough time.”- J.C.
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“Steve in admissions was extremely helpful for our family as we tried to choose a program recently.”- Paula A.
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“Decision Point was different from the beginning. A team approach from professionals who care.”- Candace
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“Thank you for helping me be a better person. Doug and Wade really helped me and my loved ones through a tough time.”- JD
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“The moment I was in their hands, my transformation began. They actually cared. They actually WANTED to help me. I wasn't just another paycheck to them. They asked questions. They made a plan for me. And they followed it to the T.”- Amber B.
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“THIS MAN MOVED MOUNTAINS to literally help save her!”- Corin C.
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This facility deserves a special recognition. They have been around for years but the services they provide and the recovery that comes out of their facility, only seem to grow over the years. I have worked with Stephen from the admissions department and he has always gone above and beyond to make sure clients feel comfortable and get the care they need. I definitely recommend Decision Point Center!!!!- Ashley B.
We Understand You May Have Questions
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What If The 12 Steps Aren't My Cup of Tea?No problem. The 12 Steps is just one of many tools available to us at Decision Point and we firmly believe in finding the tools that best suit the individual. We’ll expose you to the 12 Steps of A.A. the way they were meant to be presented, but we’ll also introduce you to solid therapeutic alternatives if you desire.
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What Is Failure To Launch And How Do You Treat It?Failure to launch refers to a young person who is unable to leave the protection of the parental home to begin living independently. Whether young people succumb to substance misuse and lose the ability to focus and work effectively, or if they are self-medicating to overcome underlying mental health problems such as depression and anxiety, failure to launch is often the result of substance abuse. Decision Point assists with identity achievement, mental health disorders, functional relationship building, educational and career counseling services, and the trauma often found in young people suffering from failure to launch.
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How Does Decision Point Determine My Treatment Plan?You are unique. Our commitment to, “You-based” treatment is at the forefront of what we do. Through one of the most comprehensive assessments in the treatment world today, we create, tweak, and refine your plan to provide a treatment experience uniquely tailored to your strengths, weaknesses and condition.
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Is the Treatment Facility Licensed and Accredited?Decision Point is licensed as a Behavioral Health Residential Facility by the Arizona Department of Health Services. We are also accredited by The Joint Commission. These standards are measured to be the target for quality and safety in behavioral health care. We are also a member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers.
Meet Our Dedicated Team
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Mary Ann Zuppardo Executive Director
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Dr. Terry Vaughan Medical Director, Psychiatrist
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Stephen Leza Director of Admissions & Business Development
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Lindy Howard, MA, LPC Clinical Director
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Luke Bailey Director of Compliance
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Deborah Pallett, P.A. Physician Assistant
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Dr. Julia L. Summers, LPC DBT Therapist
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Douglas Winter MS, LISAC, CSAT Primary Therapist
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Mark Branson, MA, LPC, NCC Trauma Therapist
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Troy Trout Outdoor Activity Coordinator
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