Stopping tobacco use can take planning and support. Counseling can help you identify smoking triggers, prepare for cravings, and consider practical changes to routines associated with tobacco.
Planning a quit attempt
Think about your reasons for quitting, previous attempts, situations that make quitting harder, and people who can support you. These are useful starting points for a conversation about a quit plan.
Counseling and medical support
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention explains that counseling together with medication gives people who smoke the best chance of quitting. Ask a healthcare professional about suitable treatment options, including whether medication is appropriate for you.
Contact Alquimedez to ask about counseling availability and the next step for your request. A request for counseling does not guarantee a prescription. If you also have concerns about alcohol or other substances, mention the type of support you are seeking when contacting the office.
Request an appointment
Request an Appointment or contact our office to discuss your request. Tell our team your state and the type of support you are seeking so availability and next steps can be confirmed. Submitting a request does not confirm an appointment.
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