Before you get started here’s a quick check list that will help you get prepared for quitting:
- View the smoke free guide
- Take a look at our preparing to quit page.
- Prepare yourself as much as possible to cope with cravings.
- The Smokefree Formula book is also available at Warwickshire libraries in the “Books on Prescription” catalogue.
- Take a look at the range of stop smoking products available to help you, including e-cigarettes.
- You may also want to look at NHS’s Why Quit for lots more information about quitting
- British Heart Foundation's 10 minutes to change your life - (PDF, 383 KB)
- For more small changes that will move you towards a healthier heart you can view the BHF resources.
Once you ready to set a quit date decide what type of service you want to use:
- Face-to-face with a Stop Smoking Adviser - find your local advisor and phone them to make an appointment.
- NHS Online Stop Smoking Support Service – register with smokefree NHS for free expert support to help you quit smoking.
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