Greetings, BrightBreeze. Coming off of benzodiazepines is a whole other beast compared to typical antidepressants/psych meds. It can be very difficult, and even dangerous, to withdraw too rapidly. When I was coming off of very high doses of Klonopin, I used something called the Ashton manual as my guide. It gave me more information and support than any doctor..I strongly recommend checking it out.
Benzos increase GABA, which is the brain's primary "brake" neurotransmitters that calms down electrical activity in a very widespread manner. When you remove the medication, the brain goes into a hyper stimulated state. It can take a long time for it to settle down and balance out. I tapered gradually over two years, so I could still sleep and function in the meantime. But my dose was much higher. Just listen to your body and don't feel pressured by doctors to go faster than what you feel is manageable for you. 🩷
Here is a link to the Ashton Manual....
https://www.benzoinfo.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Ashton-Manual.pdf