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Organisation:	Counselling and Involuntary Tranx Addiction
Comment:	Counselling and Involuntary Tranx Addiction (CITA) was founded in 1987 to respond to concerns about addiction to tranquillisers and anti-depressives. The aims of the organisation are to raise awareness regarding addiction to benzodiazepanes, tranquillisers and sleeping pills, support withdrawal and rehabilitation of those addicted to tranquillisers, train and support doctors and health workers concerning benzodiazepine withdrawal. Training is also arranged in Liverpool and they will travel to any suitable venue. The telephone helpline is staffed by volunteer experts trained by CITA, 10:00am to 1:00pm, seven days per week.
Phone:	0151-932-0102 (helpline) 0151-474-9626 (office)
Fax:	0151-284-8324
Contact name:	David R. Sharples
Address:	JDI Centre3-11 Mersey View Waterloo Liverpool L22 6QA View map
Internet:	www.citawithdrawal.org.uk
Email:	[email protected]
Who is it for:	People with a tranquilliser problem, their families, GP's etc
How to Contact:	Contact the organisation direct
Cost:	Small charge to cover printing costs
Opening Times:		Open	Close	Open	Close
	Mon	1000	1300
	Tue	1000	1300
	Wed	1000	1300
	Thr	1000	1300
	Fri	1000	1300
	Sat	1000	1300
	Sun	1000	1300

Record updated:19 Oct 2006 If the above record is incorrect please complete the update request form to advise the GUIDE Information Service. Counselling and Involuntary Tranx Addiction phone: 0151-932-0102 (helpline) or email: [email protected]

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