Benzodiazepine Cooperative Providers

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.

This list welcomes providers who are willing to help patients slowly taper their benzodiazepines, even if they aren’t experts. They may suggest tapering too quickly, or adding unproven medications, and other treatments, so it’s important to understand what a safe taper involves and be ready to discuss it with them. To learn more about slow tapering, visit our Slow Tapering Resources section, purchase The Maudsley Deprescribing Guidelines, or consult with a Taper Coach.

There are no FDA-approved medications or other established treatments for benzodiazepine withdrawal. Some unproven treatments, such as prescriptions, therapies, and supplements are associated with setbacks. Learn more here.

The medical providers on this list typically cannot help those with protracted problems beyond reinstatement. They likely cannot assist those who want to keep taking benzodiazepines or Z-drugs indefinitely. Those off benzodiazepines not wishing to reinstate and experiencing protracted complications may want to consider other support options. Check out our important information at the start of this page. Verify in advance that the listed provider can provide the desired help.

Is something on our list outdated? Do you have feedback on a provider? Let us know at bic@benzoinfo.com!
We won’t share any part of your message with a provider without your express permission.