Valium Addiction Treatment in Spain: Private, One-to-One Luxury Care at Oasis Premium

Oasis Premium Recovery is a private, one-to-one residential programme in Southern Spain for adults struggling with Valium (diazepam) dependence or wider benzodiazepine misuse. We coordinate medical pathways, stabilise anxiety and sleep, and rebuild daily function in a quiet, low-exposure residence. If you are comparing options, start with Rehab Spain, understand our model in One-to-One Therapy in Spain and Why Private Therapy in Spain Works, and see What We Treat. For related presentations, visit Anxiety Treatment, Depression Treatment, Mental Health Treatment, and Prescription Medication Misuse.

Spain: Marbella · Málaga · Madrid · Barcelona

Important safety note

Do not stop Valium abruptly. Sudden cessation can be dangerous. Tapering must be designed by a physician. We do not prescribe or alter doses. All medication decisions are made by a doctor. Our role is to coordinate logistics, support you day to day, and deliver the therapeutic work that makes change hold.

Why Valium creates specific risks

Long half-life and accumulation: sedation and cognitive slowing can build up over days, increasing falls risk and morning impairment.
Tolerance and rebound: over time, baseline anxiety, sleep quality, and mood may worsen once the effect wears off.
Mixing risks: combining benzodiazepines with alcohol, opioids, or other sedatives markedly increases harm.
Functional impact: memory gaps, irritability, and reduced initiative that strain relationships and work.

Who this page is for

Clients on prescription whose dose or frequency has crept up or who pre-dose to prevent anxiety.
Non-prescribed users taking Valium for sleep, panic, or to come down from stimulants or alcohol.
Co-occurring presentations including anxiety, depression, trauma-related symptoms, alcohol or stimulant use, and wider mental health concerns.

Assessment: what we measure

Dose and timing: total daily milligrams, split dosing, night dosing, weekday vs weekend pattern, co-ingestants.
Anxiety and sleep profile: panic features, triggers, night waking, morning readiness, naps, and sedation load.
Mood and cognition: memory, attention, decision fatigue, irritability, and low mood.
Safety risks: falls, driving while sedated, mixing with alcohol or opioids, history of complicated withdrawals.
Function and environment: workload, family pressures, travel cadence, and digital noise that drive dosing.

Medical pathways and taper coordination

Where dose reduction is indicated, a physician designs the taper. Some clients are already on diazepam as a substitution for shorter-acting agents. Pacing is set by safety and symptoms, not by targets alone. We coordinate appointments, records, and transport, support you through daily changes, and adjust therapeutic load to match the medical plan.

Our one-to-one approach

Stabilise the system: sleep protection, nutrition, hydration, and a calm daily rhythm reduce volatility during taper.
DBT-informed skills: distress tolerance, urge surfing, emotion regulation, and interpersonal effectiveness. See DBT Therapy in Spain.
Motivational work (MET): align goals, resolve ambivalence about slowing or stopping, and convert reasons to change into daily choices. See MET Therapy.
Somatic regulation: TRE, breathwork, and grounding to reduce hyperarousal and improve sleep.
Environment design: morning and evening routines, alcohol rules, and workload hygiene that remove triggers for emergency dosing.

Your weekly clinical dose

Psychotherapy: 7 to 10 hours one-to-one focused on anxiety drivers, loss, and meaning making.
Skills and planning: 3 to 5 hours relapse prevention, safety planning, and routine rebuild.
Somatic regulation: 2 to 4 hours of TRE and gentle body-based work.
Integration time: protected practice, nature, and rest so gains consolidate.

Two-week example plan

Week 1: comprehensive assessment, physician review and plan, sleep and nutrition stabilisation, daily psychotherapy, DBT skills, TRE sessions, harm-reduction rules, and a first relapse map.
Week 2: trigger exposure with supports, MET values alignment, environment design, graded social and work re-entry, aftercare calendar, and partner or family check-ins where helpful.

Withdrawal and adaptation: what to expect

With physician oversight, common effects include heightened anxiety, sensory sensitivity, sleep disruption, tremor, and low mood. Because diazepam is long acting, symptoms can emerge later and fade slowly. We match therapeutic work to taper speed and never push exposure beyond safety.

Co-occurring issues: treat the whole picture

We often see Valium dependence alongside anxiety, depression, trauma-related symptoms, alcohol or stimulant use, and prescription medication misuse. Balancing work across systems makes gains durable. Where attention or sleep problems are relevant, we introduce executive function supports and proper sleep architecture without relying on sedatives.

Programmes

The Foundation Retreat for assessment and stabilisation.
The Restorative Path for structured therapeutic work and skills.
The Regenerative Stay for deeper change and complex co-occurrence.
The Signature Experience for fully bespoke, high-touch support.
Residence overview: The One-to-One Residence and daily life at Life at Oasis.

Relapse prevention and aftercare

You leave with a written safety plan and relapse drill, clear rules for alcohol and sedative exposure, sleep and anxiety routines, and scheduled follow-ups. Ongoing support includes Lifetime Aftercare, Aftercare Support, and Life Skills and Relapse Prevention. With consent, we liaise with your prescriber and local therapists.

Admissions and practicalities

Confidentiality: discreet admissions, private residence, and low exposure.
Travel: straightforward routes into Málaga and nearby hubs with private ground transfer.
Work and family: limited remote work considered after stabilisation; structured family sessions where helpful.
Documentation: itemised receipts and clinical summaries available for your discussions with providers.

Frequently asked questions

Can I stop Valium quickly?

No. Suddenly stopping can be dangerous. A physician must set any reduction. We coordinate care and support you day to day.

Will you change my prescription?

No. We do not prescribe or adjust doses. All medication decisions are made by a physician. We implement the plan and adjust therapy pace to match.

What if anxiety spikes during taper?

We front-load sleep and regulation, increase DBT skills time, and reduce daily load. The medical plan can be adjusted by your physician if needed.

Do you treat depression and trauma with this?

Yes. We address co-occurring depression, anxiety, and trauma-related symptoms as part of the programme.

How long should I plan for?

Many clients begin with a focused two-week foundation and extend in two to four week blocks. Length depends on your history, goals, and the medical plan.

How is this different from a generic luxury rehab?

We are one-to-one by design with high individual clinical time, physician coordination, and a contained setting that protects privacy and pace.

How to start

Send a confidential enquiry. Share a concise outline of your situation and goals.
Book a pre-admission assessment. We review history, risks, medication context, and practical needs via secure video.
Receive a tailored plan. We propose programme length, focus areas, and next steps, including physician coordination if indicated.
Plan travel. We arrange your arrival and private transfer to the residence.
First 72 hours. Stabilise sleep, nutrition, and routine while beginning focused work.
Step down. Continue with structured aftercare and skills practice at home.

Speak in confidence. If Valium is taking more than it gives, contact Oasis Premium Recovery for a safe, one-to-one plan in Spain.

One-to-one session focused on Valium dependence and anxiety stabilisation
TRE and breathwork setup for benzodiazepine withdrawal support
Sleep routine and safety planning worksheet on a desk
Private residence bedroom suite supporting rest and recovery in Spain

Valium Addiction Treatment in Spain – Private, One-to-One Care