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Tobacco free family (2014)

Author

Quitline Aboriginal Liaison Team

Publisher

Western Australian Mental Health Commission

City

Perth

Type

Booklet

Description

This booklet provides information on the impact of tobacco on families for Aboriginal people living in Western Australia.

Information includes:

tobacco story
What is in a cigarette?
health risks from smoking
What is second hand smoke?
smoking and pregnancy and children
what families can do about second hand smoke
how to protect people from the dangers of second hand smoke
reducing or quitting the smokes
withdrawal and managing cravings
quitting methods and tips
good health news about quitting.

Illustrations and language used in the booklet are culturally appropriate for an Aboriginal audience.

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Contact details

Mental Health Commission
Level 1, 1 Nash Street
Perth WA 6000
GPO Box X2299
Perth Business Centre WA 6847
Ph: (08) 6553 0600

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