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Smoking Cessation
These links have been added as additional information sources,
because we are convinced that the more information you can have, the better you
will understand smoking as a learned behaviour as well as a nicotine addiction.
All of this serves to better prepare those who are working to become
non-smokers. If you are a smoker, you are encouraged to QUIT, if you
do quit and happen to have a cigarette, don't give up - keep at it, because
research shows eventually those who work to unlearn that smoking behaviour, will
eventually gain enough practice or non-smoking experience, to establish
themselves as non-smokers. Remember that non-smoking is the
Natural State.
Physicians
and Smoking Cessation
Hints and
tips from Cancer Net - Stop Smoking
American Lung Association
Smoking
Reduction Tips
Smoking
Cessation Facts
Smoking Cessation A Guide for Primary Care
Clinicians
Tobacco
Cessation Guidelines
Canadian
Lung Association
Health
Canada - Living Smoke Free
Smoking
Cessation - A Guide
Tobacco
Reduction - Smoking Cessation
Smoking
Cessation - Prevention, a Bibliography
Smoking
Cessation Articles - A Collection
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For additional information related to smoking as a learned behaviour as well
as an addiction, check out our page on
Smoking
Cessation programs or the group program "Beating
the Beast", which will give you links to other
resource pages within our website. For current quit smoking programs
being organized locally and for additional resources for those
who want to quit smoking on their own, review the
Smoking
Cessation Resource page.
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