Teen resources have to be real, and The Last Drag is as real as it gets. Two former smokers play the roles of Chris and Mara, two teens who tackle the journey to become smoke free. This uplifting video has been used by State and county health departments, school systems, community organizations, and parents as a successful smoking cessation resource.
The Last Drag
Gold International CINDY Award Winner (Cinema in Industry) 2001
Teen resources have to be real, and The Last Drag is as real as it
gets. Two former smokers play the roles of Chris and Mara, two teens who tackle
the journey to become smoke free. This uplifting video has been used by State
and county health departments, school systems, community organizations, and
parents as a successful smoking cessation resource.
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The Adolescent Smoking Cessation Escaping Nicotine and
Tobacco (ASCENT) Program
About 70 percent of smokers 12 to 17 years of age consider themselves addicted
to cigarettes. Yet, there are very few resources that specifically target teen
smokers. Cessation tools that help adults stop smoking aren't always
developmentally appropriate for teens. ASCENT is a fun, engaging way
to help youths understand social influences and learn refusal skills.
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Facilitator's Video
Use this video to acquaint new facilitators with the ASCENT program,
refresh current group leader knowledge, and reinforce training principles.
Includes footage of a facilitator implementing the program.
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Facilitator's Guide
The foundation of the ASCENT curriculum, this comprehensive guide is
divided into six sections, each addressing a specific Stage of Change. Includes
checklists, quit tips, suggested exercises, and time requirements. Can be used
in a variety of settings.
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Guide for Parents
Is my teen addicted? What if my teen doesn't want to quit smoking? This
accessible guide presents clear, straightforward facts in the form of answers
to questions that parents and guardians ask—including what to do if one or both
parents smoke.
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Student Workbook
This interactive workbook follows the facilitator's guide to inform teens of
each session, explains each exercise, and gives ample space for their
responses. Each session ends with a list of quit tips for the week.
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Pocket Diary
Monitored behavior leads to modified behavior. This interactive diary allows
students to keep track of urges, triggers, cigarettes smoked, and coping skills
they can use. Fits in a pocket, purse, or backpack.
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Poster
The Five Steps to Quitting Smoking illustrated in simple, attention-getting
graphics.
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Medallions
Featuring the words "Keep Quit" and "Keep Breathing" on one side and "Breathe
Now / Keep in Touch / Stay Quit / Minute by Minute" on the other, this
medallion serves as a touchstone and reminder to stay tobacco free.
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Award Certificates
A memorable way to reward completion of the ASCENT program, these
certificates are suitable for framing.
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