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Resources to help smokers quit
Interested in quitting but don’t know how to start? Through the following resources, you can find out more about confidential coaching, cessation classes and how to receive free nicotine replacement therapy:
• Quit Coach Program: Sharlynn Daun-Barnett, 645-2837, ext. 5; sd62@buffalo.edu; http://hr.buffalo.edu/ubreathefree.
• Quit Smoking Drop-In Clinic: 114 Student Union, North Campus; 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Fridays through Dec. 4.
• Individual consultations: Wellness Education Services, 114 Student Union, 645-2837; Wellness & Work/Life Balance, University Human Resources, 105 HRD Building, North Campus, 645-5357; Michael Hall (for students only), South Campus, 829-3316.
• Life and Learning Workshops: Succeed With Your New Year’s Resolution to Quit Smoking, Jan. 27, 1-2 p.m., 235 Student Union. http://workshops.buffalo.edu/.
• New York State Smokers’ Quitline: 866-NY-QUITS
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