NICOTINE & TOBACCO-FREE

Guide to Talking with Teens: Vaping

The “See Through the Vape” program provides parents with conversation scripts, nicotine facts, and free quitting support to guide discussions with teens.

Youth Nicotine Prevention & Quitting

Stanford Medicine offers parents evidence-based tools, conversation guides, and dedicated support strategies to help teenagers successfully quit nicotine.

Empowers young people through leadership training and educational tools to expose tobacco industry tactics and advocate for stronger protective health policies.

Nicotine Prevention

Dedicated to preventing youth addiction and supporting quitting through research, education campaigns, policy advocacy, and digital support programs for healthy, nicotine-free lives.

Community Referrals

Provides non-profits, faith groups, and community advocates with promotional resources and referral pathways to connect residents to free state cessation services.

Local Coalitions

Brings together parents, educators, healthcare providers, law enforcement, and youth to share resources, address substance misuse, and build healthy environments where young people thrive.

Equips Utah schools with strategies to enforce tobacco-free policies and connect students to free cessation programs.

Resource Guide for School Nurses

Provides school nurses and health professionals with comprehensive screening tools, brief intervention protocols, parent communication strategies, and direct referral pathways to connect students with free quitting support services.

UT MD Anderson: EndTobacco

Drives population-level health changes to eliminate tobacco-related cancers through policy advocacy, youth prevention, secondhand smoke reduction, and expanded access to evidence-based clinical cessation services.

UT MD Anderson: Training

An accredited 5-day training program for clinicians to become a Certified Tobacco Treatment Specialist (TTS) using evidence-based strategies.

Utah QuitLogix: Make a Referral

Healthcare providers occupy a powerful position to help patients quit nicotine. By using the brief Ask, Advise, Connect model (taking under 3 minutes), providers can directly refer patients to free state support. Patients are 3–11 times more likely to enroll when connected directly by a clinician.

Way to Quit: Provider Toolkits

Supplies clinical resources to integrate tobacco interventions into care, including toolkits for dental screenings, behavioral health, and school nurse guides.

Way to Quit: Provider Education

Offers specialized training for healthcare professionals and clinical teams to effectively counsel patients, prescribe FDA-approved quit-aids, and connect Utah residents to free personal cessation support.

Way to Quit: Quitline FAQs

Answers detailed clinical questions for providers regarding Utah Quitline protocols, program eligibility requirements, evidence-based counseling strategies, and how to connect patients with free nicotine replacement therapies like patches, gum, or lozenges.