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Smoking Stops Here

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​How the Quitline Works

The steps of the Quit Line member journey, explained in detail below

Call 1: Enrollment

Your enrollment in the program begins with your first call to the quitline and covers two important steps:

Step 1: Preparing to quit with confidence

A coach will ask about your smoking history and discuss with you your readiness to quit.

Step 2: Personalizing your quit plan

Together, you and your coach will determine a realistic target quit date and prepare a personalized quit plan, deciding on what techniques and treatments may be right for you.


Calls 2-4: Progress

Your program is designed specifically for your situation, habits, and needs. On these intermediate calls, a coach will help you assess how your quit process is going and how you can deal with barriers and challenges. You will work through the following milestone steps surrounding your quit date:

Step 3: Building up mini quits​

Step 4: Conquering your cravings

Step 5: Embracing a healthier lifestyle

Note: If you enroll in the Behavioral Health or Pregnancy programs, there are two additional calls that will help support you during these steps.


Final Call: Success

Step 6: Staying tobacco-free

Upon program completion, your coach will review and celebrate your progress. He or she will also provide encouragement and a long-term plan to help you live tobacco free.​​​​​​​​​

How the Quitline Works

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Young adults between the ages of 13-17 can enroll in the Live Vape Free program. 

To learn more about vaping and get help with quitting through podcasts, videos, and live coach chats, visit LiveVapeFree. To enroll text VAPEFREE to 873-373 or click here to enroll online.  You can also learn more about the hazards of vaping and how to get help for yourself or others on this site's For Teens 13-17​ page. Additional information can also be found on the Center for Tobacco and Prevention Control's vape resources webpage.

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For more information on local and statewide initiatives, including annual reports and data request, please visit The Center for Tobacco Prevention and Control.

For other questions or concerns, please email [email protected].