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Developing Support Programs

Discover the most effective support programs and withdrawal methods for individuals tapering off benzodiazepines. Learn what works, what to avoid, and the importance of seeking medical advice. Explore techniques like dry cutting, Ashton method, and water titration, and find support through support groups, trained counselors, and online resources. Uncover support options in the US, England, New Zealand, Australia, and beyond. Investigate grant funding opportunities and discuss targeting communities that may benefit from such programs.

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Developing Support Programs

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  1. Developing Support Programs For people withdrawing from Benzodiazepines

  2. Tapering and withdrawal methods • What may not work • Cold Turkey • Phenobarbital • Herbal Remedies • Tapering too fast • What is helpful • Please always seek medical advice! • Dry cutting 10% of less • Ashton method • Compounding • Water titration

  3. Relax and be Positive

  4. Support in US and other countries • England • Support groups • Support by telephone • Trained counselors • Tranx/New Zealand and Australia • United States • On line support • 12 step group developed in California • Benzo wise therapist • Maine Benzo group

  5. WHAT MIGHT WORK IN MAINE? • Support Groups • Telephone Support • Grant funding • Who should we target? • Is this really a problem and a need?

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