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Help to reduce Benzodiazepine use, often prescribed for anxiety and sleep

At a glance

  • Adults

    Available to people aged 18+

  • VIC

    Available to people in VIC

  • No or low fee

    Provided at no cost or for a small fee

  • Flexible support options

    In-person and online

Contact us for support

Connect with us to discuss how we can help you.

How we help

Do you need help reducing or stopping your reliance on sleeping pills or anxiety medication?

We offer free, confidential support to help you make changes safely. We focus on medications called benzodiazepines \(like Valium, Xanax or Serepax\). These medications are commonly prescribed for sleep, anxiety and depression but they carry serious risks.

These medications can quickly lead to physical dependence, even when taken as prescribed. Using them incorrectly or for too long can cause severe health problems. If you're thinking about reducing your medication, it's important to get professional support to do this safely.

Who is it for?

For adultsin VIC

This service is for:

  • Adults, aged 18+
  • People in VIC

How it works

Where to find us

Choose what works for you

We believe you should be able to access support in ways that work best for you. Choose from:

  • In person at our local centres
  • Video or phone appointments

Whatever option suits you best, we're here to make it easy for you to access the support you need.

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