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Helping someone quit smoking

A booklet for loved ones who want to support someone who smokes, without judgment.

Helping someone quit smoking
Helping someone quit smoking

Helping someone quit smoking

Canadian Cancer Society

Free

Description

This Canadian Cancer Society booklet is for people who want to help a friend or family member quit smoking. It explains why nicotine is so addictive and how to bring up the subject without pressure or judgment.

You'll find strategies for planning, providing support and handling possible relapses. The booklet also recognizes the ceremonial use of tobacco in many Indigenous communities.

This tool was selected by experts to guide your quit journey.

Why we selected it
  • Support a loved one without judgment.

  • Recognize signs of progress and celebrate them.

  • Respond to relapses in a constructive way.

  • Understand dependence to provide better support.

 

Other forms of support, right now

Smoking cessation centres work by appointment. Need help right away? Here's who to call:

Info-Santé 811

Dial 811, option 2. Free and confidential.

I QUIT NOW helpline

Support to quit smoking: 1-866-527-7383

Info-population Line

Questions about our services: 514-630-2123

 

Last updated on August 11, 2026

 

Santé Québec

Centres d'abandon
du tabagisme (CAT)

Santé Québec Ouest-de-l’Île-de-Montréal – Universitaire

Tools to help you quit smoking at your own pace

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