Nicotine Prevention – Healthy Natrona County
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It's OK
To Be A
Quitter
When It
Comes To
Nicotine.

Whether it's cigarettes, vaping, pouches, or other nicotine products — understanding the risks is the first step toward quitting for good.

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Often Downplayed. Never Harmless.

Nicotine use — whether through vaping, smoking, pouches, or other products — is often downplayed, but it has real effects on the body and brain. Nicotine affects attention, memory, and mood, and creates patterns that become difficult to break over time.

While different products may seem less harmful than others, they can still lead to dependence and long-term health effects. Understanding the risks and exploring options for smoking cessation, tobacco cessation, and quitting vaping is an important step in making informed choices and supporting long-term well-being.

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Smoking Cessation in Wyoming

By the Numbers.

Wyoming data that shows who's smoking, who's trying to quit — and how prevention can help close the gap.

12%

of Wyoming adults used cigarettes in 2023 — nearly 1 in 8

45%

of current smokers tried to quit at least once in the past year

54%

of those who tried to quit used no quit aids at all

6%

of Wyoming adults used smokeless tobacco in 2023

Source: Wyoming Behavior Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) 2023. For full statewide data, visit health.wyo.gov.

Local & National Resources

Reaching Out Never Hurts.

Free tools, coaching, and support to help you — or someone you love — take the first step toward quitting for good.

Know of a local Natrona County resource we should feature here? Let us know — we want this list to grow with our community.

SAMHSA National Helpline
Free, confidential 24/7 support for individuals and families facing substance use concerns, including nicotine dependence.
1-800-662-4357
988 Crisis Hotline
A 24/7, confidential resource for anyone in emotional distress — including those struggling with nicotine dependence or withdrawal.
Call or Text 988
Smokefree.gov
A national resource offering quit plans, texting programs, apps, and expert tips to help you quit smoking or vaping on your own terms.
Visit Smokefree.gov
CDC – Quit Smoking
Evidence-based guidance from the Centers for Disease Control on the benefits of quitting, withdrawal timelines, and cessation tools.
Visit CDC Quit Tools
SAMHSA – Tobacco & Nicotine
Resources on tobacco and nicotine dependence, including treatment options, prevention programs, and research-backed cessation support.
Visit SAMHSA
Quit For Good · Start Today

If Not Now, When?

Every quit attempt is a step forward. Free tools, coaching, and support are available right now — no judgment, just help.