Xanax Addiction

Transcend believes in holistically supporting our clients so that they can be motivated and equipped to walk the road of recovery. In partnership with our sister program, The Heights Treatment, Transcend currently offers treatment for people who abuse Xanax and assist those in need of support and guidance. Our program focuses on the development of life skills, self-care, community, and spirituality, which are all essential building blocks in any comprehensive rehabilitation offering.

During our program, clients will also have access to a certified addiction therapist who has been trained under the International Institute for Trauma and Addiction Professionals (IITAP) and or Betrayal Trauma training. Dr. Patrick Carnes, who created IITAP is one of the worlds leading experts in addiction recovery. He developed the 30-Task Model we frequently use while treating our clients, especially when identifying common signs or behavioral signs with Xanax dependence, such as the emergence of panic disorders.

Unfortunately, Xanax dependence also adversely affects the loved ones of substance abuse suffers. These people often experience trauma and feelings of betrayal while watching a loved one sink progressively deeper into their addiction to Xanax, and may even incur mental health issues of their own due to these personal circumstances. Transcend recognizes that these people also deserve healing from their mental health issues; in addition to working with addicts, we also provide support and assistance to the addict’s loved ones.

While prescribed Xanax is used by most patients to treat anxiety and other central nervous system issues, the substance is being abused in many ways and may bring in short and long-term effects characterized by various behavioral signs.

Short-term effects may include slurred speech, appetite changes, fainting, swelling, breathing pattern changes, and urinary retention. Meanwhile, long-term effects may include damaged nerve cell activity, liver damage, depression, cognitive impairment (especially when withdrawal effects kick in), and libido changes.

These psychiatric symptoms and behavioral signs alongside withdrawal effects must be addressed immediately to avoid further damage.

Transcend currently offers treatment for Xanax abuse through our sister program, The Heights, located in Los Angeles and Houston. We provide an individualized treatment plan that involves understanding the client’s state of addiction and your specific needs. We identify key areas that need focus so that our healthcare partners can recommend proper programs that can help treat anxiety and other underlying co-occurring disorder.

Allow us to be a pillar of strength for you as you reclaim your life from addiction. If you or a loved one are suffering from Xanax abuse, please call us to learn more about our treatment programs.

Call the recovery specialists at Transcend today at 800-208-1211 or use our contact us form and see how our Xanax addiction rehabilitation programs can change your life.