Web sites - General

• Gosmokefree
  A Health Canada Web site with information about tobacco use and quitting smoking.
  
  
• QuitNet
  Quit smoking resources, including self-help "Quitting Guide," email support, and interactive chat with counsellors.
  
  
• Smokers' Helpline Online
  Includes daily email support, and an interactive Web based quit program. Available in English and French.
  
  
• Smokefree.gov
  Learn about your own risk and the benefits of quitting now.
  
  
• Stop-Tabac
  University of Geneva interactive Web site. Service in English, German, Danish, Italian, French, Georgian, Serbo-Croatian and Chinese.
  
  
• The Stop Smoking Center
  Interactive Web site helps you create a custom quit plan. Includes support group moderated by nurses to help you stay quit. Free.
  
  
• The Quit Coach
  Interactive Web site developed at the Cancer Council Victoria, Australia.
  

Web sites - Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT)

• Gay American Smoke Out
  An opportunity for LGBT individuals to challenge themselves to quit smoking.
  
  
• Proud To Quit
  A quit site for LGBT smokers. Includes information about the quitting process and stop smoking aids, as well as a downloadable quit kit.
  

Web sites - Pregnancy

• Motherisk
  Offers information to pregnant and breastfeeding women, their families and healthcare providers. Also provides free one-on-one telephone counselling services.
  
  
• Pregnets
  Provides information about smoking cessation for pregnant and postpartum women, and a toolkit for healthcare providers. Online support group.
  
  
• Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH)
  Offers a Nicotine Dependence Clinic that includes specialized treatment services for smokers who are pregnant.

Web sites - Youth

• Quit4Life
  A Health Canada Web site providing information about quitting smoking for ages 12-18. French and English.
  
  
• Smoke-FX
  Designed to reach youth with tobacco control messages and news of local tobacco-related activities, via the Internet.
  

Web sites - Professionals

• CAMH Library & Archives
  The CAMH Library holds a comprehensive collection of published materials in a variety of formats supporting CAMH's programs and research; service is extended to professional communities throughout Ontario, with selected services available to the public.
  
  
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
  Provides a smoking and tobacco use site with evidence-based treatment information, as well as educational materials and extensive links to other sites.
  
  
• Treatobacco
  Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco and the World Health Organization presents evidence-based information on the treatment of tobacco dependence. Available in 11 languages.
  
  
• World Health Organization (WHO)
  WHO information on tobacco.
  
  

Last updated May 2010