Detox Programs at Banyan Treatment Center

If you are struggling with drug addiction or alcoholism, remember that treatment is the best way to overcome it. Drug or alcohol treatment programs have been proven time and time again to be highly effective in helping people make progress toward recovery. But that’s not the whole story. For example, you don’t want to choose a program of treatment that puts you through an assembly line or crams you into a cookie-cutter process that doesn’t suit you or your needs. Instead, it’s highly important that you choose treatment such as a detox program that’s personalized and customized to fit what you need.

At Banyan Treatment Center, we offer numerous medically monitored detox programs that are designed to tackle addiction head-on. All medications are administered through strict protocol with the goal being a successful and safe detoxification from any addictive substances. We want our clients to have the most secure and comfortable detoxification process possible and we provide 24-hour nursing care. All of our treatment and supervision is provided in accordance with law, clinical, and accreditation guidelines.

Contact our treatment center today to learn more about the services and detox programs we offer. 

What Is a Detox Program?

Otherwise referred to as medically supervised detox, a drug detox program is the process in which a person is gradually weaned off drugs and alcohol until it’s completely out of their system. Drug and alcohol detox programs that are administered at facilities like our drug and alcohol rehab, are led by a medical team to ensure that clients remain safe and as comfortable as possible as they experience withdrawal symptoms.

Withdrawal symptoms are common in detox. They’re the most common indicators of physical dependence, which occurs when a person is unable to function normally without a particular drug or alcohol in their system. Physical dependence can build up within a few weeks to a few months, depending on the type of drug and the severity of drug use.

Drug addiction detox programs play a huge role in the recovery process because they help clients safely overcome withdrawals under 24-hour care and supervision. It’s common for addicts to relapse during a detox due to the discomfort and pain of withdrawals, which is why at-home attempts are often unsuccessful.

Detoxing at home is also dangerous, as certain drugs can cause life-threatening withdrawals. What’s more, those who have used drugs for years are much more likely to start and stick with their treatment programs if they undergo detox first.

Alcohol Detox

Alcohol is known to be one of the most difficult and dangerous substances to detox from. The withdrawal symptoms can be life-threatening if not medically supervised. At Banyan Treatment Center we help ensure that our clients have the safest possible environment for their alcohol detox and we provide the necessary resources to administer the program.

Alcohol Detox

Benzo Detox

Benzodiazepines are addictive drugs that can produce withdrawal symptoms requiring medical attention. These drugs are dangerous to detox from, but safe detox is possible with help from our clinical staff at Banyan Treatment Center.

Benzo Detox

Cocaine Detox

Cocaine addiction affects millions of Americans. At Banyan Treatment Center, we offer medically supervised cocaine detox programs designed to safely manage withdrawal symptoms and support long-term recovery. If you or a loved one are struggling with cocaine addiction, our dedicated professionals are here to help guide you toward sobriety.

Cocaine Detox

Heroin Detox

Heroin is a well-known opiate that has lured many people into its deadly grip. The physical feeling that heroin promises is that of a highly addictive euphoria. We here at Banyan Treatment Center believe that with the proper detox method, mental and physical dependence can be conquered for long-term success.

Heroin Detox

Prescription Pill Detox

Many prescribed medications are psychoactive, mind-altering, and can lead to addiction problems. Prescription drugs fall into three main classes: opioid pain relievers, stimulants, and central nervous system depressants. The most successful way to detox from any form of prescription pills would be a medically supervised prescription pill detox program.

Prescription Pill Detox

Methadone Detox

Methadone stays in the body for a long period of time and is incredibly difficult to detox from. We can help you detox from harmful medications that can cause physical dependence and that produce symptoms of withdrawal when ceased.



Methadone Detox

Meth Detox

Meth, also known as methamphetamine, is a dangerously addictive drug that causes life-threatening physical and mental symptoms. Fortunately, our nationwide detox programs can help individuals caught in meth addiction break free and start their journey to sobriety.

Meth Detox

Opiate Detox

Opiates are prescription medications used for pain management; they are also known as opioids. The prescription drugs produce a short-lived euphoria, that have been proven addictive. The traditional “cold turkey” method of detox have been proven ineffective and we believe in a proper medical detox because it is safer, far more comfortable, and the best way to start a successful recovery.

Opiate Detox

Opioid Detox

Opioid addiction can trap individuals in a cycle of dependence and despair, but there is hope for recovery. At Banyan Treatment Center, our tailored opioid detox programs are designed to break the chains of addiction. With the right care and support, the physical and mental hold of opioids can be overcome, paving the way for lasting freedom and success.

Opioid Detox

Do Detox Programs Work?

Yes, detox programs work. Many people are skeptical about detox programs because they’re worried about the possible side effects. It’s normal for individuals who have struggled with addiction for a long period of time to experience some discomfort and pain during the detox process.

Some common detox withdrawal symptoms include:

  • Headaches
  • Depression or Anxiety
  • Tremors and shakes
  • Insomnia
  • Fatigue
  • Mood changes
  • Gastrointestinal disturbance
  • Heart palpitations
  • Increased blood pressure or heart rate
  • Hyperthermia
  • Rapid abnormal breathing
  • Hallucinations
  • Seizures
  • Nausea
  • Vomiting
  • Confusion
  • Insomnia
  • Swearing
  • Hunter or Loss of Appetite
  • Muscle Pain or Ache

How Do I Detox Without Withdrawals?

Withdrawals are caused by a variety of factors. They may happen when the body’s central nervous system attempts to adjust to life without drugs or alcohol, or they can result from other changes within the body. The key thing to understand is that withdrawals can and do happen, but they can be treated. Our detox program is on-site, making it easier for patients to continue to the next stage of treatment following detoxification. With medical support and residential options for detoxification, patients can safely and comfortably complete the detox process.

What Is Involved in the Detoxification of Drugs?

As stated above, drug detox is the process of eliminating a substance from the body and managing withdrawal symptoms that occur when someone stops using drugs or alcohol. The specific steps and methods involved in detoxification can vary based on the substance used, the individual's health, and the severity of the addiction.

Here is a general overview of what is typically involved in drug detoxification:

  • Assessment:
    • Before detox begins, a thorough assessment is conducted to evaluate the individual's overall health, substance use history, and any co-occurring medical or mental health conditions. This helps determine the appropriate level of care and treatment plan.
  • Medical Supervision:
    • In many cases, detoxification is conducted under medical supervision to ensure the safety of the individual during the withdrawal process.
    • Medical professionals, including doctors and nurses, monitor vital signs, manage symptoms, and address any complications that may arise.
  • Supportive Care:
    • Supportive care is provided to address physical and emotional symptoms of withdrawal. This may include medications to alleviate discomfort, manage cravings, and stabilize mood.
    • Adequate hydration and nutrition are essential components of supportive care during detox.
  • Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT):
    • For certain substances, medication-assisted treatment may be utilized to help manage withdrawal symptoms and reduce cravings. This can be particularly relevant for opioid or alcohol detox.
    • Common medications used in MAT include methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone for opioids, and medications like benzodiazepines or antipsychotics for alcohol withdrawal.
  • Psychosocial Support:
    • Counseling and psychosocial support are integral to the detox process. This may involve individual counseling, group therapy, or support groups.
    • Psychosocial support helps individuals cope with the emotional and psychological aspects of withdrawal and provides tools for long-term recovery.
  • Safety Measures:
    • Safety measures are implemented to prevent complications and ensure a secure environment. This may include precautions for seizures, falls, or other risks associated with withdrawal.
  • Monitoring and Adjustments:
    • Continuous monitoring of the individual's progress is essential during detox. Treatment plans may be adjusted based on the response to interventions and any emerging issues.
  • Transition to Further Treatment:
    • Detox is the initial phase of treatment and is often followed by ongoing rehabilitation or therapy to address the underlying factors contributing to addiction.
    • Planning for continued care and support is crucial to sustaining recovery beyond the detoxification phase.

What Happens After Finishing Drug and Alcohol Detox?

After completing our drug and alcohol detox programs, patients enter the next stage of treatment. Many begin residential treatment at one of our nationwide facilities or partial hospitalization programming at our rehabs. Here, they can work on establishing long-term sobriety.

Our facility provides effective treatment with programs such as:

Our addiction treatment specialists tailor approaches to recovery to each individual, offering all patients the specialized therapies and healing they need for successful recovery. With the highest levels of accreditation, our facility is a trusted resource for drug and alcohol rehab.

Benefits of Detox for Military & Veterans 

Our drug detox program for veterans and military service members breaks the cycle of withdrawal and relapse, helping clients overcome the physical and mental challenges of early recovery. With that said, here are some benefits of our military and veterans' drug detox services to consider:

  • 24-hour care and supervision to ensure client safety and comfort
  • Substance-specific treatment programs to ensure clients’ needs are met
  • Confidentiality to ensure all clients’ information remains private
  • Increased chances of long-term success
  • Reduced risk of relapse
  • Reduced risk of physical and psychological complications due to untreated withdrawals

Ready to Start Your Journey to Recovery?

If you or someone you love needs help finding sobriety from an active drug or alcohol addiction, our team at Banyan Treatment Centers is here to help with professional detox services. Our detox program is designed to give patients the medical and therapeutic support they need throughout the detoxification process. 

Don’t fear detox, and don’t risk your safety by trying to detox at home. Let our team at Banyan help you with a safe, effective, and comfortable recovery. Contact Banyan today at (888) 709-0683 to get started!

Not all programs are available at all locations. Please contact the location for availability.

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