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Not On Tobacco (N-O-T) Teen Smoking Cessation program: Facilitator Training

Become a Trained Facilitator to Help Teens Quit Smoking

The American Lung Association Not-on-Tobacco (N-O-T) is a program specifically designed to help teens who want to quit smoking.  This program teaches teens how to quit smoking using a life management skills approach so young people learn how to reduce stress, make decisions and communicate effectively with family and friends.    

N-O-T is designed to:

  • Help adolescents quit smoking
  • Reduce cigarette use by adolescents who are unable to quit
  • Increase healthy lifestyle behaviors

N-O-T Facilitator Training:

This training is for adults who are interested in helping teens by becoming facilitators for the N-O-T program.  N-O-T facilitators must be skilled and sensitive, with the ability to relate to teens, listen supportively to their concerns, and refer them to the extra help they may need.

Through this training, facilitators will be given the entire 10-week curriculum to conduct the N-O-T program in a school or community setting. Facilitators will also receive a CD which includes the participant handouts and certificates for the students in both English and Spanish. Facilitators must be free of all tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, in order to be certified in the program.

Location:                       Lynnwood WA 98036

Date:                         July 12, 2017 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Cost:                           FREE for Washington residents, $250.00 for non-residents

                                   (Includes training, curriculum, lunch, and certificate of completion)

To Register, Contact:  Lora Mednick, Lora.Mednick@lung.org  (206) 512-3291, American Lung Association in Washington

Training sponsored by the Snoqualmie Tribe 

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