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  Maine Tobacco HelpLine

The Center for Tobacco Independence operates the Maine Tobacco HelpLine on behalf of the Partnership For A Tobacc-Free Maine since its inceptionin 2001 to all Maine residents at no charge.

The Maine Tobacco HelpLine offers:

  • Personal support geared to individual
  • Positive, supportive messages delivered by a professional staff
  • Total confidentiality
  • Limited nicotine replacement at no charge  for those callers who qualify

Click here to download a referral to the Maine Tobacco HelpLine. 

For more information, visit the Partnership For A Tobacco-Free Maine.

Tobacco Treatment Services Guide

The Partnership For A Tobacco-Free Maine's "Tobacco Treatment Services Guide" provides a list of intensive tobacco treatment services offered throughout the state.  It is intended as a valuable tool for both healthcare professionals and the general public for locating services; it  also serves as the main resource for the Maine Tobacco HelpLine staff to link callers to their local community services.

The TTS Guide is updated and published twice yearly and includes services based in mental health agencies, substance abuse counseling agencies, hospitals, community health centers, community-based entities and free-standing programs.

It is important to note that the programs are listed for information purposes only, and are not meant to serve as an endorsement of these services by PTM, nor by PTM's Treatment Service provider, the MaineHealth Center For Tobacco Independence.

Click here for the Tobacco Treatment Services Guide, or call the Maine Tobacco HelpLine, a service supported by the Partnership For A Tobacco Free Maine.  The HelpLine offers free, confidential coaching to help quit tobacco.  Call 1-800-207-1230.

 

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The Center for Tobacco Independence (part of MaineHealth and Maine Medical Center) focuses on delivery and use of effective treatments for tobacco use and dependence. CTI provides treatment (support group and individual counseling) and consultation, conducts research, policy development and educates a wide variety of health professionals and employers about tobacco use and treatment.