There are several ways to help quit smoking, but the first step to take is to make the decision to achieve the goal. Some people use medications such as nicotine patches while others use therapy or hypnosis to help quit smoking. It is generally a matter of what works for the individual, but I will provide a brief outline of some of the common practices employed today as an overview. Group and Moral Support For some attempting to quit smoking, a group of people is all they need to help. Having the support and confidence of family and friends is often enough to drive a person to stop smoking, and there are several groups outside of the family that offer this type of moral support. People can join support groups either online or in their communities and accomplish goals together using the resources and techniques shared within the group. Many people report great results when they attempt to accomplish a goal with friends. This is why several support groups and “stop-smoking aids” appeal to the connection between human beings to advertise their product or their terms of advice. Moral support and peer opinion is a common motivator in human behavior trends. Drugs and Other Medical Assistants Many people turn to medication in order to stop the craving for a cigarette. There are several modes to employ such…