What we do
Our specialist Stop Smoking Practitioners provide expert support and encouragement in person, at peer support sessions or by phone.
Our 12‑week treatment programme focuses on supporting behaviour change and breaking habits. Practitioners will also advise on the use of licensed stop‑smoking medications to ease withdrawal and may supply these products if appropriate.
Who can access GoSmokefree support
- Anyone aged 12 years and over who wants help to quit nicotine
- Smokers who are willing to work with a Practitioner, set a quit date within two weeks of their first appointment, and return weekly for support
- Somerset residents only
Contact us to get support
If you would like help to stop smoking, please complete the booking form below. We will contact you as soon as possible to discuss the support available.
You can also phone us on 01823 356222.
Please complete the booking form below if you want our support with stopping smoking. We will contact you as soon as possible to talk about how we can help. You can also phone us with any queries on 01823 356222.
Support sessions
If you would like to join a support session or get general advice, please complete the booking form below. We will contact you as soon as we can to talk about how we can help.
You can also phone us with any queries on 01823 356222.
All support sessions are by appointment only. To make sure everyone receives the right level of support, we are unable to accept drop‑ins. If you come without an appointment, we will give you details on how to book one quickly and easily.
About our support sessions
All our group, phone and one‑to‑one sessions are run by an National Centre for Smoking Cessation and Training (NCSCT) Certified Stop Smoking Practitioner.
Reasons to join a support group
- Get advice and support with breaking the habit of smoking and managing nicotine withdrawal
- Discuss, agree and commit to a date to quit smoking
- Receive advice on licensed stop‑smoking medications which, if appropriate, may be supplied during your sessions
Attendance and breath testing
- Weekly attendance is required for at least the first 4 to 6 weeks, so your Practitioner can monitor your progress and carry out Carbon Monoxide (CO) breath tests
- Carbon monoxide (CO) breath tests are required at 4 weeks and 12 weeks after you stop smoking
- Stop‑smoking medications will only continue to be supplied if you remain smoke‑free and stay in regular contact with your Practitioner
Changing group
If you need to change groups to a different day or venue, please contact us to ask to be moved.