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General Tobacco & Smoking
Download Only	Cigarettes and Other Nicotine Products - NIDA InfoFacts  Fact Sheet The latest research findings for a general audience.
Out Of Stock	Health Consequences of Smoking:  What It Means to You - Booklet This full-color, easy-to-read summary of the Health Consequences of Smoking: A Report of the Surgeon General was developed for the public. This new brochure explains what the report says and what it means to you.  Smoking harms nearly every organ of the body, causing many diseases and reducing the health of smokers in general and often leads to incurable disease and death.
	Nicotine Addiction: NIDA Research Report Series fold out Describes what nicotine is, presents current epidemiological research data regarding its use, and reports on the medical consequences of nicotine use. Emphasizes the effects on the brain as well as current research findings about use during pregnancy. Includes treatment approaches.
	Nicotine Addiction: NIDA Research Report Series Spanish Version fold out Describes what nicotine is, presents current epidemiological research data regarding its use, and reports on the medical consequences of nicotine use. Emphasizes the effects on the brain as well as current research findings about use during pregnancy. Includes treatment approaches.
Download Only	A Collection of NIDA Notes Articles That Address Research on Nicotine New, updated collection features NIDA NOTES articles originally published from 1995 through early 2002. Topics include the neurobiology and gender-specific aspects of nicotine addiction, health consequences of smoking and prenatal exposure to tobacco, teen smoking, prevention, and treatment.
Download Only	Tobacco Use and Reproductive Outcomes Fact Sheet Fact sheet taken from the 2001 Surgeon General's Report on Women and Smoking.
Download Only	Tobacco Use Women and Girls Fact Sheet Fact sheet taken from the 2001 Surgeon General's Report on Women and Smoking.
Download Only	Tobacco Use Women's Health Fact Sheet Fact sheet taken from the 2001 Surgeon General's Report on Women and Smoking.
Quit Smoking Info
Download Only	Don't Let Another Year Go Up in Smoke: Quit Tips Reproducible Fact Sheet Are you one of most smokers who want to quit? Then try following this advice.
Download Only	5-Day Countdown Flip Book The first step to quitting smoking is to decide to quit. Next, make an appointment with your health care provider, or contact a smoking cessation clinic to discuss your options for treatment. Set a quit date
Download Only	Five Common Myths About Quitting Smoking Reproducible Fact Sheet Five myths still exist about quitting. You can get the facts here.
Download Only	Five Common Myths About Quitting Smoking SPANISH Reproducible Fact Sheet Five myths still exist about quitting. You can get the facts here.
Download Only	Frequently Asked Questions about Quitting Smoking Reproducible Fact Sheet These 10 questions and answers are excerpted from a new consumer brochure by the U.S. Surgeon General.
Download Only	Frequently Asked Questions about Quitting Smoking (Spanish Version) Reproducible Fact Sheet These 10 questions and answers are excerpted from a new consumer brochure by the U.S. Surgeon General.
Download Only	Good Information for Smokers - Consumer Guide Booklet Quitting is hard. Many people try several times before they quit for good. The information below explains how you can get help to quit smoking.
Out Of Stock	Good Information for Smokers - Consumer Guide Booklet Spanish Version Quitting is hard. Many people try several times before they quit for good. The information below explains how you can get help to quit smoking.
	Good News For Smokers 50 and Older: It's Never Too Late to Quit Reproducible Fact Sheet Even after forty or fifty years of smoking, the body repairs much of the damage caused by smoking. Here's how you'll benefit from quitting
1 3 5 -	"Guía para dejar de fumar: No lo deje para mañana, deje de fumar hoy" — Guide to Quitting Smoking: Don't leave it for Tomorrow, Quit Today   This full-color, 36-page, self-help booklet on smoking cessation is specifically for Spanish-speaking audiences. This guide gives tips on how to quit smoking and includes an extensive section on pharmacological aids for nicotine addiction.
Download Only	Life after Cigarettes  24 pg booklet This booklet is designed to make the hard job of quitting smoking a bit easier.  Easy to read and follow suggestions based on research.
Download Only	Pathways to Freedom: Winning the Fight Against Tobacco 35 pg booklet This guide, produced in conjunction with the ACS, is a colorful smoking cessation guide, culturally appropriate for the African American population.
1 3 5 -	QuitAssist Guide Information and links in a handy, 48-page guide.
1 3 5 -	QuitAssist Guide Spanish Version Information and links in a handy, 48-page guide.
Download Only	Tips for the First Week Reproducible Fact Sheet Nicotine is a powerful addiction. If you have tried to quit, you know how hard it can be. People who are trying to quit smoking go through both physical and psychological withdrawal. Here are some tips for quitting.
Download Only	You Can Quit Smoking: Consumer Guide 12 pg booklet This straightforward, easy-to-read publication describes five keys for quitting. Studies have shown that these five steps will help you quit and quit for good. You have the best chances of quitting if you use them together. The brochure provides additional resources for further information on smoking and how to quit.
Download Only	You Can Quit Smoking: Consumer Guide (Spanish Version) 12 pg booklet This straightforward, easy-to-read publication describes five keys for quitting. Studies have shown that these five steps will help you quit and quit for good. You have the best chances of quitting if you use them together. The brochure provides additional resources for further information on smoking and how to quit.
Download Only	You Can Quit Smoking Reproducible Fact Sheet Personalized quit plan.
Download Only	You Can Quit Smoking (Spanish Version) Reproducible Fact Sheet Personalized quit plan.
Tobacco & Smoking Info for Parents/Caregivers
Out of Stock	"Choices: Helping Your Child Make the Right Ones" is focused on how to aid your child in making good life choices. It can help you learn the differences between protective factors and risk factors. With the help of a child development expert, "Choices" explores the risk factors that influence your child and offers sensible tips on reducing them in your child's life. There's also timely advice on promoting and strengthening protective factors.
- 1 5 10 15	Could Your Kid Be Smoking? Booklet This brochure is designed to help you figure out whether your children might already be smoking and offer some practical suggestions on what you can do about it. Remember, you have the right to intervene and the power to make a difference.
- 1 5 10 15	Educando a Los Niños Para Que No Fumen Booklet  English Version  Spanish Version This bilingual adaptation of Raising kids who don't smoke was developed to provide Spanish-speaking parents of 10-17 year olds with insights and suggestions to help them talk to their kids about not smoking.
1 3 5 -	Get Into Your Kid's Head. Here's How. brochure Getting more involved with your preteen or teen today will help you stay connected tomorrow. In addition, your involvement will help your child make better decisions. This brochure offers parents 10 specific methods for staying closer to their preteens or teens, such as scheduling weekly time and sharing meals. The brochure also suggests way to help teenagers quit smoking.
Out of Stock	"Grandparents: How to Help Keep Your Grandchildren Smoke-Free" provides a framework for open, productive and enjoyable communication between you and your grandchildren. As you continue to talk with your grandchildren about choosing not to smoke, remember that you have a unique opportunity to influence and guide them as they face tough situations in today's society.
Out of Stock	"How to Talk to Your Kids About Not Smoking Even If You Do" tackles the sticky situation of getting your child not to engage in an activity you enjoy — smoking. It covers all the bases including the health risks associated with smoking, handling peer pressure situations with humor and grace, and why honesty is the best policy and the best place to begin your conversation with your child. There's even advice on what to do if your child is already smoking. Additional information and resources are listed in the back of the booklet.
- 1 3 5	Parenting Styles and Youth Smoking Fact Sheet Parenting styles change a bit with different situations. The approach you use most of the time can influence whether your children smoke. Find out what research suggests you can do to decrease the likelihood of your child smoking.
	Peer Pressure & Smoking booklet Studies show that teenagers who have three or more friends who smoke are about 10 times as likely to use tobacco compared with teenagers who have no friends who smoke. This brochure was created to offer parents of 10 - 17 year olds information and tips to help their kids resist peer pressure to smoke.
- 1 3 5	Preventing Kids’ Access to Cigarettes Fact Sheet One of the keys to preventing children from smoking is restricting their access to tobacco. As a parent, you can have more influence than you may think. Learn what you can do to help prevent your child from using tobacco.
- 1 5 10 15	Raising Kids Who Don't Smoke booklet This brochure was created to provide parents of 10-17 year olds a resource with tips, tools, and information to help make conversations with their kids about not smoking easier and more effective.
- 1 3 5	Talking to Pre-teens About Not Smoking Fact Sheet The younger people are when they start smoking, the more likely they are to become addicted. These tips are geared specifically for parents of pre-teens to help you be more effective when you talk to them about not smoking.
Out of Stock	"Tobacco: Helping Your Child Say No!!" is designed for parents of adolescents. This guide takes you on a step-by-step process on how you can help your child make rights decisions right now. It gives practical advice on how to get your child involved in healthy activities, explains the effects of adolescent peer pressure, and how to talk to your child about not smoking. This booklet also covers the tough issues of why teens smoke, the law and underage smoking, and the health risks involved. The final section offers information on other free resources, as well as brief questionnaire for you and your child to get the discussion started.
Out of Stock	The Tobacco-Free Sports Playbook: Pitching Healthy Lifestyles to Youth, Teams, and Communities  book This guide is filled with information and examples of successful tobacco-free policies, media campaigns utilizing celebrity athletes, and education programs to help kids say "No" to tobacco and "Yes" to better health. This easy-to-read guide was created to provide creative and effective ways to incorporate sports and physical activity programs into tobacco-free activities.
Tobacco & Smoking Info for Teachers
Download Only	Decision-Making Skills - Students who develop strong-decision making skills could be less likely to make bad decisions throughout life. This guide takes the educator through a step-by-step process for helping students come to truthful and reasoned decisions under pressured situations. Developed for use with students in grades 6-9, the program activities help students consider decisions they might face this coming year. They will learn what influences decisions, develop skills to help them make choices, and then make some personal decisions for the year ahead.
Download Only	Consequences of Decisions - Kids know about consequences, especially short-term ones like getting grounded or having their phone privileges taken away. This study guide takes students in grades 6-9 through activities that help them see beyond the immediate and focus on the future consequences of their actions.
Download Only	Refusal Techniques - Knowing what to do and doing it are two different tasks. While a student's instincts may warn him or her of trouble ahead, not knowing how to respond can make it difficult for him or her. This study guide offers students in grades 6-9 ways to say NO in specific situations. It helps students recognize good values and how they help them make right decisions. In this study guide, students learn to analyze the consequences of their actions in relation to family, peers and the law. The activities allow them to practice applying refusal techniques in a variety of situations.
	Values - Students are willing to talk about moral dilemmas or conflicts if they are in a non-threatening environment. This study guide offers students in grades 6-9 activities designed to create a secure time and place to tackle tough issues and the decision making that accompanies them. Students begin by discussing how they currently perceive society's core values, how their perceptions can differ from those of their parents, and how this can result in misunderstandings. Further activities engage students in grade 6-9 in analyzing the role of personal values in decision making. Most importantly, this guide addresses the potent force of peer influence and how teens often develop two sets of personal values — one for friends and another for all other relationships.
	Conflict Resolution - "Fight!" By grades 6 and 7, many students have become convinced that fighting is not only an acceptable response to conflict but that it actually provides the only way to maintain one's self-respect. Research has shown that students who understand the concept of conflict resolution are more likely to settle a dilemma with methods other than fighting. This study guide helps students explore the dynamics of conflict, factors that can lead to greater conflict, and ways to control anger and manage conflict more effectively.
	Responsibility - Young people equate responsibility with chores likes doing homework and cleaning their room. This study guide helps the educator take students to the next level of understanding responsibility toward one's community, school and peers. As students work through the activities, they will learn how responsibility can be both an individual and group concern. This study guide allows students in grades 6-9 to exercise the decision-making skills they learned and culminates in the group developing a teen guide for making right decisions throughout life.
	“I Quit Smoking Now!” is a program focused on providing guidance counselors, general educators, young people and parents with concepts and tools designed to help youth quit smoking. The approach and features of this program are based on a review of existing cessation programs, tailored in this case to meet the special needs of young people who have begun to use tobacco and who want to quit.
Download Only	Mind Over Matter: Nicotine - Teachers Guide This is the teacher's guide for the "Mind Over Matter" Nicotine series. This exciting new neuroscience education series, developed by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), a component of the National Institutes of Health, is designed to encourage youngsters in grades 5-9 to learn about the biological effects of drug abuse on the body and the brain.
Tobacco & Smoking Info for Youth
Download Only	I QUIT!: What to Do When You're Sick of Smoking, Chewing, or Dipping  8pg Booklet Cessation guide targeted to teens who are trying to quit cigarettes or smokeless tobacco. It includes tips for dealing with nicotine withdrawal and for handling the situations that may lead to relapse.
Out of Stock	Mind Over Matter: The Brain's Response to Nicotine Fold Out Designed for 6-9th graders, this explains scientifically how nicotine affects the entire body. Describes how the drug acts directly on the heart to change heart rate and blood pressure. Discusses dependency, treatment, and effects of long-term nicotine use. (Poster - Nerve Cells That Are Involved in the Perception of Pain and Touch)
	Tips for Teens The Truth About Tobacco Tri fold brochure  This series of 11 brochures provides facts and dispels myths about substance use. Information is provided on long-term and short-term effects, physical and psychological risks, Q & A, and how to tell if someone is using.   Series includes AIDS, Alcohol, Club Drugs, Cocaine, Hallucinogens, Heroin, Inhalants, Marijuana, Methamphetamines, Steroids, and Tobacco
Second Hand Smoke Information
1 3 5 -	Protect Your Children:  Take the Smoke-free Home Pledge Brochure (Bilingual) Learn about the harmful health risks of secondhand smoke to children in this bilingual brochure (English and Spanish). You can protect your children by making your home and car smoke-free.  Take the Smoke-free Home Pledge by calling the toll-free Smoke-free Home Pledge Hotline at 1-866-SMOKE-FREE (1-866-766-5337) and protect your children from the health risks of secondhand smoke.
Out of Stock	Smoke-Free Home Kit - Thank You for Taking the Pledge Bilingual foldout Kit is designed for those that take the Smoke-Free Home Pledge.  Smoke-Free Home Pledge may be made by calling the toll-free Smoke-Free Home Pledge Hotline at 1-800-513-1157 and protect your children from the health risks of secondhand smoke.
Out of Stock	Secondhand Smoke & Children brochure Produced by the American Academy of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, this brochure describes what secondhand smoke is and how it effects children and their developing bodies.
Tobacco & Smoking Info for Clinicians
Download Only	Helping Smokers Quit: A Guide for Nurses This pocket guide gives nurses easy access to information to help their patients quit smoking. The tool is based on the "5 A's" approach to cessation intervention: Ask, Advise, Assess, Assist, and Arrange, and offers other helpful resources.
Download Only	Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence - Quick Reference Guide for Clinicians 23 pg booklet This quick reference guide summarizes treatment strategies outlined in the Public Health Service-sponsored clinical practice guideline, Treating Tobacco Use Dependence. The guide is intended to help clinicians identify and assess tobacco users and implement effective tobacco dependence interventions.
	Treating Tobacco Use and Dependence: A Systems Approach Fold Out Research shows clearly that systems-level changes can reduce smoking prevalence among enrollees of managed health care plans. Guideline recommendations for systems changes and systems strategies and actions are summarized.

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