Inpatient treatment is not only one of the more successful addiction treatment options, but it is also the preferred treatment plan for many treatment professionals.
With inpatient Valium rehab, you have a safe and supportive space to address your Valium addiction without any of the outside distractions or temptations that come with everyday life.
At Restorations Health Care in Anaheim, CA we offer inpatient addiction treatment programs for a multitude of substance use disorders and mental health conditions, including Valium, serving those throughout Orange County and the greater Southern California area.
Valium is the brand name of the drug diazepam, which falls under the benzodiazepine (benzo) umbrella. Valium is considered a central nervous system (CNS) depressant. Valium prescriptions are given to treat anxiety disorders as well as certain types of muscle spasms and seizures. It can also be used as part of medical detox to address alcohol withdrawal symptoms.
As a Schedule IV substance, Valium has a lower risk of dependency and addiction than many other substances. However, as a CNS, Valium may still be used and abused in ways other than directed.
Inpatient treatment begins once you have successfully completed your Valium detox program, whether it was with us or at another Southern California area detox facility.
As part of the intake process, you will be evaluated by one of our treatment professionals who will create a treatment plan for you based on your needs.
During inpatient rehab, you will live at our treatment center for the duration of your valium addiction treatment. While our inpatient programs are typically 2-4 weeks, your time spent in treatment may vary based on your treatment plan.
As part of inpatient treatment, you will be given a daily schedule that you will be expected to follow. Your schedule will have your various therapy sessions and treatment appointments listed, as well as meal times and what time you are expected to wake up and go to bed.
Valium addiction can be treated using various types of therapies, including:
Psychotherapy such as Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) is one of the more effective ways to treat a variety of substance use disorders including benzodiazepine addiction.
Psychotherapy focuses on identifying the source of the addiction. By learning the initial cause or causes of the addiction, you can learn how to address any temptations or triggers that may arise in the future in a more healthy manner.
Unlike psychotherapy, which focuses on identifying the underlying causes of substance abuse and addiction, behavioral therapy focuses on a more reward-based model. With behavioral therapy, you get rewarded for not succumbing to your temptations and cravings.
Support groups such as Narcotics Anonymous (NA) and SMART Recovery are great ways to build up a support system while you are in addiction treatment that you can utilize during aftercare and throughout your recovery.
Support groups offer a safe and supportive environment to share what you have been going through with other people who can understand and relate to what they are dealing with.
At Restorations Health Care in Anaheim, California we offer a variety of treatment options designed to help treat your Valium addiction including:
Contact us today to learn more about the types of treatment we offer and how we can get you on the road to recovery.
Rehab allows you to get professional treatment to address your drug addiction, surrounded by people who want to see you succeed.
Inpatient treatment specifically provides access to treatment and medical professionals, as well as additional services not offered to those in outpatient treatment.
Additionally, for those who may be suffering from Valium addiction as well as a mental health disorder (also known as co-occurring disorders), inpatient treatment provides the opportunity for multiple conditions to be treated at the same time.
The average stay in an inpatient rehab center is 30 days. However, based on your treatment plan and the recommendation of our treatment professionals, your stay at our treatment facility may be longer or shorter.
During inpatient rehab, you will be provided a schedule that you will be expected to adhere to. You will also be expected to follow all facility rules at all times.
Your schedule will include:
At Restorations Health Care, we never want money to be a factor when deciding to get the help you need to address your drug abuse or addiction. That’s why we accept most major insurance providers as well as private pay options.
While most major private healthcare providers cover the cost of prescription drug abuse and addiction treatment, the amount of coverage offered depends on the insurance provider and the insurance plan that you have.
If you have questions about what is and isn’t covered with your insurance plan as it pertains to Valium rehab, you can reach out to your insurance representative or you can fill out our insurance verification form. We will take a look at your policy and let you know what is and isn’t covered before you start treatment.
Whether your insurance will not cover your treatment in full, you don’t have insurance, or you simply want to keep your time in rehab as confidential as possible, we also offer private pay options.
We accept many different forms of traditional payment as well as private medical lending companies and loans through credit cards.
If you or a loved one in Anaheim or throughout Southern California is battling substance abuse and addiction, including Valium addiction, it is important to enter into a Valium addiction rehab program right away.
At Restorations Health Care in Anaheim, we offer inpatient and outpatient substance abuse treatment as well as medical detoxification programs.
For more information about our treatment programs, or to get started on the road to recovery, call us at 877-578-0708, fill out one of our contact forms, or speak to a live chat representative on our website.
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