Introduction Benzodiazepines (BZD) are drugs that act directly on the central nervous system, altering cognitive and psychomotor aspects. In Brazil, it is the third class of most prescribed drugs, being used by approximately 4% of the population. The restricted, rational and short-term use of benzodiazepines is not observed on a large scale by professionals who attend the Ipaumirim Family Health Strategy, due to the high number of people who just want the revenue renewal. General Objective: To develop an action plan to promote the reduction of drug abuse controlled by users of the Ipaumirim Family Health Strategy – CE. Methodology: This is an intervention project that consists of an action proposal to face a real problem. The interventions were performed at the Basic Health Unit of Ipaumirim – CE, from June 18 to August 16, 2018 with evaluation every three months, with 36 users. Identification was performed through medical records, interviews in routine consultations. Results: the lack of information from users was clear, resulting in changes in actions involving primary care to alternative treatments such as physical activity, food reeducation and psychotherapy, stimulating actions such as the booklet, an organizational basis, since it does not have the horus system. Conclusion: the study effectively allowed the development of a new health promotion strategy.