Quit Smoking Workshop

WELCOME

If you smoke, vape, or use tobacco products, you probably know that smoking is the #1 most preventable cause of death in the United States. And quitting—no matter your age, how long you’ve smoked, or what health problems you may have—is the #1 most important step you can take to live a longer and healthier life. Additionally, quitting tobacco use is one of the best changes you can make to protect your brain health as you age.

You probably also know that quitting is hard. In fact, studies show that most smokers want to quit. And many try one or more times without success. But studies also show that quitting with the support of counseling and medicine can double—or even triple—your chances of success. And that’s where we can help.

HOW WE’LL HELP YOU

Our local Vermont Quit Partners offer FREE, weekly, small-group workshops across the state. Your workshop leaders and fellow participants will guide and support you to:

  • Create a plan of action for becoming tobacco free.
  • Stay motivated for the long run.
  • Find ways to manage your stress and cravings.

Vermont Quit Partners offer FREE gum, lozenges, and patches.

Need support to start your quit now? 802Quits has free quit tools, advice on how to manage cravings, make your own quit plan, and more. You can use these tools together with our Quit Smoking Workshop or before you get started.

THIS WORKSHOP MAY BE RIGHT FOR YOU

If you currently smoke, vape, or use tobacco products and want to quit.

UPCOMING WORKSHOPS

Oct 15
Quit Smoking

Online Quit Smoking, Available Statewide Available Statewide

  • Oct. 15, 2024 
  • to Nov. 12, 2024
  •  on Tuesdays 
  • 05:30 pm 
  • - 06:30 pm

WORKSHOP FACTS

There are about 1,000 smoking-related deaths in Vermont each year.

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Source: Vermont Department of Health, Tobacco Control Program

Joining a workshop with a specially trained Vermont Quit Partner doubles your chances of successfully quitting.

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Source: Vermont Department of Health, Tobacco Control Program

It can take several tries to quit tobacco for good, but each time gets you closer to success.

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Vermont adults who smoke were significantly more likely to be diagnosed with heart disease, depression, arthritis, and type 2 diabetes than adults who didn’t smoke.

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“I had tried to quit many times; I think I actually lost track of how many times. It’s been over a year [since I stopped], but the interesting thing is I can’t really imagine going back to smoking now. As far as I’m concerned, I’m done smoking.”

– Heather

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