Smoking Cessation Resources
Call 936-QUIT to reach the Faculty and Staff Health and Wellness 24/7 quit line to hear details on smoking cessation options or to speak to someone.
Self-help resources are tools to help you quit on your own.
Some smokers need medication to help them quit smoking. If you’ve tried to quit before and had problems with nicotine withdrawal or cravings, you might want to consider medication.
Quitting smoking is tough, and many people want some support along the way. Vanderbilt provides support resources such as coaching, counseling and peer support programs.
Give support to staff and colleagues making the transition to a smoke-free life with this downloadable tool-kit.
Quick-print overview of smoking cessation resources
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