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1190 S. St. Francis Drive • Santa Fe, NM 87505 • Phone: 505-827-2613 • Fax: 505-827-2530 • nmhealth.org
New Mexico Tobacco Cessation Services and Resources
New Mexico Department of Health
Tobacco Use Prevention and Control
www.nmtupac.com
To improve lives by eliminating the harm from tobacco abuse
through the implementation of effective strategies
that incorporate an anti-oppression model.
The TUPAC Program acknowledges the beneficial and respected use of tobacco in
ceremonial practices within many of the Native American cultures of New Mexico.
The TUPAC Program strives to reduce and prevent the harmful and addictive use of
tobacco products outside of its use in traditional Native American practices.
COMPREHENSIVE CESSATION SERVICES
The New Mexico Department of Health Tobacco
Use Prevention and Control (TUPAC) Program
offers FREE comprehensive nicotine cessation
services to help New Mexicans quit the harmful
and addictive use of tobacco.
▪ Services available 24/7, in both English and Spanish,
on the phone or on the Web.
FREE Options Include:
▪ 24/7 support
▪ Personal Quit Plan
▪ Free Self-help materials
▪ Unlimited sessions with a trained Quit Coach
▪ Free gum, patches or lozenges, mailed directly to the registered participant
▪ Specialized services for youth
▪ Specialized services for pregnant women
FREE Options Include:
▪ 24/7 support
▪ Personal Quit Plan
▪ Chat with a trained Quit Coach
▪ Self-help materials
▪ Community forum
▪ Free gum, patch or lozenges, as appropriate, mailed directly to the registered participant
▪ Internet-based activities that can integrate with phone support
Phone and Web participants may also
take advantage of:
▪ Up to 300 messages tailored to the participant’s personal quit plan
▪ Quit Coaching call reminders
▪ Motivational and educational reminders
Select any or all of the options below:
Text messaging to receive tips, games, and reminders
Free 2-week starter kit of patches, gum, or lozenges
A practical and resourceful Quit Guide
A series of emails full of tips, advice, and encouragement to help you quit
FREE
Build Your Confidence
▪ Brief Interventions
▪ Ask, Advise, Refer
▪ Effects of tobacco on the body
▪ Pharmacotherapy and cessation information
▪ Fax referral instruction
▪ Resources for advanced learning
Learn about
▪ The specific risks of
tobacco use and the
benefits of quitting for
families
▪ Effective communication
techniques for addressing
tobacco with women,
minors, and families
▪ How to make referrals to
New Mexico Tobacco
Cessation Services and
other appropriate
resources.
Online Training Modules - FREE Continuing Education Credits
Treating Nicotine Dependence in New Mexico
Family Tobacco Intervention in New Mexico
Addressing Tobacco Use in Behavioral Health Care Settings
Addressing Tobacco Use in Oral Health Settings
Technical Assistance for Clinic and Hospitals to:
▪ Establish a multi-disciplinary site team
▪ Conduct a guided assessment of the site to gather baseline
▪ Assist in helping develop and document an action plan
▪ Test improvements using guided short “Plan-Do-Study-Act”
cycles
▪ Learn how to spread successful changes throughout the
system
▪ Develop and draft a sustainability plan to maintain changes
▪ Order Promo Materials
▪ Links to Cessation Services
▪ Resources for Health Care
Professionals
▪ Online Training
▪ Fax Referral Form
▪ Resources on Tobacco-
related Disparities
▪ New Mexico Data and
Reports
▪ TUPAC Program Overview
▪ TUPAC Media
▪ TUPAC Contact Information
Materials Available
in English and Spanish
▪ Full Promotional Kits
o Acrylic Counter Stand
o Physician Reference Card
o 50 English Quit Cards
o 50 Spanish Quit Cards
▪ Replacement Kits
▪ Physician Reference Cards
▪ English Quit Cards
▪ Spanish Quit Cards
1190 S. St. Francis Drive • Santa Fe, NM 87505 • Phone: 505-827-2613 • Fax: 505-827-2530 • nmhealth.org
New Mexico Tobacco Cessation Services and Resources
Phillip Cordova and Esther Hoang
New Mexico Department of Health
Tobacco Use Prevention and Control
www.nmtupac.com
