Benzodiazepine Addiction Treatment
Benzodiazepine dependence is serious, treatable, and something our Columbus team is ready to help you work through.
Benzodiazepine Dependence Requires a Specific Kind of Support
Benzodiazepines, including Xanax, Klonopin, Valium, and Ativan, are among the most widely prescribed medications in the country. That also makes them among the most commonly misused. Dependence can develop even when someone takes a benzodiazepine exactly as prescribed, which means many people seeking help have never thought of themselves as having an addiction problem at all. That distinction matters to how we work with you.
At Crown Behavioral Health, we see the full picture. Benzo dependence often involves anxiety, sleep disorders, panic, or other conditions that were present long before the prescription started. Our outpatient program addresses not just the substance use itself, but the patterns, history, and triggers behind it. This is not a one-size-fits-all protocol. Your care plan is built around your specific situation from day one.
What Outpatient Treatment for Benzodiazepines Looks Like at Crown
Our outpatient program is structured to provide real clinical support without requiring you to step away from your job, your family, or your daily life. You come in for your scheduled sessions, then you go home. Flexible scheduling means we can work around your routine, whether that means mornings, afternoons, or split-week appointments.
For benzodiazepine dependence specifically, outpatient therapy focuses on building the tools and awareness to sustain recovery long term. What that includes:
- Individual therapy sessions targeting the anxiety, trauma, or sleep issues often tied to benzo use
- Group counseling to reduce the isolation that can accompany dependence on a prescription medication
- Behavioral strategies for managing triggers, cravings, and the psychological side of withdrawal
- Ongoing clinical assessments and care plan adjustments as your situation evolves
- Coordination with your existing providers where appropriate
Insurance Is Accepted, Including Medicaid
Coverage questions should never be the reason someone waits to get help. Crown Behavioral Health accepts Medicaid and Ohio Medicaid-managed care plans, major commercial insurance carriers, and out-of-network benefits for patients whose plans are not directly contracted. You can review insurance options in detail on our insurance page. When you call us, our team will verify your benefits before your first appointment so you know exactly what to expect before you walk through the door.
A Clinical Team with Real Experience
Crown Behavioral Health was founded by Casey Bright, who built this practice on the belief that people deserve access to high-quality behavioral health care that meets them where they are. Our Clinical Director, Savannah Fyfe LPCC, oversees the therapeutic side of every care plan. Dr. Ozzie Hairston DNP, MSN, CNP, PMHNP-BC brings advanced psychiatric expertise to clinical evaluation. And Amber Anderson, Director of Revenue Cycle Management, leads the team working to make sure billing and insurance never become barriers to your care.
When it comes to benzodiazepine dependence, having clinicians who understand the intersection of anxiety, prescription history, and substance use makes a real difference. Our team brings that experience to every session.
Other Ways We Can Help
Crown Behavioral Health's outpatient program also includes focused support for other substances, including:
- Alcohol Addiction Treatment
- Opioids Addiction Treatment
- Fentanyl Addiction Treatment
- Cocaine Addiction Treatment
- Methamphetamine Addiction Treatment
- Marijuana Addiction Treatment
Ready to Take the First Step?
The first call is short, straightforward, and completely confidential. Our team answers questions, checks your insurance, and gets your intake appointment scheduled. Visit our admissions page to see exactly how the process works, or reach out directly through our contact page.
Call us at (614) 350-0013 or come see us at 4133 East Main Street, Columbus, OH 43213. If benzodiazepine dependence has been affecting your life, we are here, we are ready, and we can help.