Trazodone Treatment and Rehab
Typically used to treat depression, anxiety and insomnia, Trazodone affects a person’s brain chemistry, specifically the brain’s serotonin levels. The medication helps to regulate the neurotransmitters in the brain that affect a person’s mood. The possibility of becoming addicted to Trazodone comes with misusing it, by taking it either with alcohol or other drugs. Mixing substances can have life-threatening effects, but The Recovery Village can help create an individualized treatment plan designed to work with a patient’s unique needs and help them overcome their Trazodone addiction.
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When beginning to treat an addiction to Trazodone, it’s important to seek professional treatment. When treating a substance use disorder, it’s beneficial to have medical professionals nearby in case a patient experiences intense withdrawal symptoms.
Some people who struggle with Trazodone addiction attempt to treat themselves at home by attempting to taper off the drug on their own or by quitting cold turkey. These at-home methods can cause negative reactions during a detox because the body isn’t weaning off the drug the way that it should be. If someone comes off of the drug too quickly, it can cause withdrawal symptoms to appear sooner and more severe compared to attempting detox with doctors present. Attempting an at-home treatment also increases the chances of setbacks occurring.
The amount of time a person may spend in a rehabilitation facility depends on various factors like how long they have been addicted to Trazodone, the dosage that they’ve been prescribed and if any other co-occurring disorders need to be treated. With that being said, because each person’s individualized treatment is unique, the cost of each person’s treatment will also vary.
The anticipated costs of rehab is one reason someone may choose to avoid treatment. However, there are plenty of options available to help pay for rehab. Since an addiction is viewed as a disease, private insurance companies must cover treatment for a substance use disorder and any other co-occurring disorders that the person may have. Each insurance provider has different stipulations regarding the amount of coverage they will allow, so it’s crucial to call the insurance company and find out the extent of the coverage.
Not every person is able to pay for rehab through insurance, but fortunately there are some alternative payment methods . Patients may be eligible for grants to contribute to their treatment, or use a form of private pay to cover the treatment costs. Another option is to go through government-sponsored insurance such as Medicaid or Medicare. Low income centers and free centers can also help patients who struggle with their finances. Free centers can often have long waiting lists, so looking into alternative payment options would be a helpful first step. The Recovery Village can help people who are looking to begin treatment determine the best way to cover treatment. Nobody should turn away the chance at a drug-free life because of their struggle to make a payment.
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352.771.2700What to expect when I call?Seeking addiction treatment can feel overwhelming. We know the struggle, which is why we're uniquely qualified to help.
Your call is confidential, and there's no pressure to commit to treatment until you're ready. As a voluntary facility, we're here to help you heal -- on your terms. Our sole focus is getting you back to the healthy, sober life you deserve, and we are ready and waiting to answer your questions or concerns 24/7.
Speak with an Intake Coordination Specialist now.352.771.2700When beginning the journey to a Trazodone-free life, there are numerous forms of treatment that can be most beneficial to recovery. The Recovery Village offers one-on-one counseling sessions, group therapy and recreational therapy to help patients build the confidence needed to stand up against their urges for substances. The centers also offer more focused forms of treatment for those who feel that they need the extra help to begin the process to recovery.
For people looking to receive extra help during their treatment process, inpatient treatment could be the best option. With this kind of program, patients will spend a predetermined amount of time in a rehabilitation facility. While at the facility, the patient receives 24-hour care and supervision to ensure a comfortable detoxification process. The amount of time the patient stays in this phase of treatment depends on the severity of the addiction and how much time the treatment team deems necessary.
If living in a facility is not possible for you, The Recovery Village also offers outpatient treatment. While a person may not receive around the clock care while in outpatient treatment, it is an effective and a flexible option for people seeking treatment for their addiction. This treatment option allows patients to receive treatment while they live at home and continue to work on a regular basis without having their lives disrupted. The severity of addiction will determine how often a patient should commute to a facility for treatment.
Before a proper treatment plan can be determined, a patient must be evaluated by a medical professional. This is an essential step during the recovery process as it will help doctors better understand the patient’s addiction and what the most effective ways are to treat it. Prospective patients will meet with physicians and therapists to assess the severity of the addiction along with any other mental illnesses that may have been suppressed because of the addiction.
Once an evaluation is completed, the detoxification process starts. Technically, detoxification begins the second that Trazodone stops being consumed into the body. This can be a very uncomfortable process as the body and brain go into shock as it tries to regulate itself back to normal chemical levels. You may experience symptoms like:
- Mood swings
- Irritability
- Fatigue
- Headaches
- Dizziness
- Depression
- Anxiety
If you or a loved one struggle with an addiction to Trazodone, The Recovery Village has various rehabilitation and treatment centers across the country that can help. With centers in Florida, Washington, Colorado, Ohio and Maryland, The Recovery Village caters to patients and their needs as the patients take those first steps toward a drug-free life. Treatment centers of The Recovery Village include:
- Next Generation Village: This specific center focuses primarily on adolescents looking to take their first steps into recovery. Next Generation Village is located in Sebring, Florida and offers various treatment options such as inpatient, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs.
- Next Step Village: For those looking for help with transitioning back to everyday life and aftercare service, the Next Step Village could be the facility to help them. This center, which is located in Florida, offers outpatient and intensive outpatient programs for those looking to continue with their recovery.
- Orlando Recovery Center: Only 15 minutes from the Orlando International Airport, the Orlando Recovery Center aims to assist people who are not just struggling with addictions, but also with any other co-occurring mental illnesses they may be battling as well.
- The Recovery Village Ridgefield: The Recovery Village Ridgefield offers a beautiful and relaxing environment for prospective patients to enjoy while receiving treatment. This facility, which is located in Washington, offers outpatient and aftercare programs for people looking to further their treatment.
- The Recovery Village Columbus: Located right in Ohio, The Recovery Village Columbus is another facility that provides substance use disorder therapy and counseling, including inpatient and outpatient treatment, along with aftercare programs.
- The Recovery Village at Palmer Lake: The Colorado center is readily available to those looking to begin their road to recovery. The Recovery Village at Palmer Lake offers inpatient, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs for individuals looking to start their journey to a drug-free life.
- IAFF Center of Excellence: This special center in Maryland was made for IAFF members who struggle with behavioral health issues and are looking to start a life of sobriety. The IAFF Center of Excellence offers inpatient, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient programs to help members return to their careers.
- The Recovery Village: Based in Umatilla, Florida, The Recovery Village provides assistance for all individuals looking to begin treatment to fight their addiction. In this facility, patients can enter inpatient, outpatient, intensive outpatient or partial hospitalization programs.
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352.771.2700What to expect when I call?Seeking addiction treatment can feel overwhelming. We know the struggle, which is why we're uniquely qualified to help.
Your call is confidential, and there's no pressure to commit to treatment until you're ready. As a voluntary facility, we're here to help you heal -- on your terms. Our sole focus is getting you back to the healthy, sober life you deserve, and we are ready and waiting to answer your questions or concerns 24/7.
Speak with an Intake Coordination Specialist now.352.771.2700