Center for Tobacco Independence

This program provides education on evidence-based research ranging from tobacco treatment medications, population-based issues and targeted tobacco treatment intervention skills. The MaineHealth Center for Tobacco Independence Tobacco Treatment Specialist (TTS) Program offers evidence-based education available in a versatile and fun format. Participants will gain competence in treating patients with tobacco use disorder and learn how to address tobacco use within organizations. Upon completion, participants receive a training certificate, which is the initial step toward obtaining the Tobacco Treatment Specialist Certification. Registration closes June…

Registration Closes 9/17/26 @ 1pm ET Fees: $25 for Maine Residents | $50 for non-Maine Residents Approved for 1.75 CME/CEU Credits Description: Smoking-related disease remains the leading cause of preventable death in the United States. While about 70% of people who smoke want to quit – and many make multiple attempts – healthcare providers often feel challenged when discussing tobacco use with patients. As a result, advice to quit may unintentionally come across as directive or lacking empathy. This workshop is designed to…

Registration Closes 9/22/26 @ 12pm ET Fees: $10 for Maine Residents | $25 for non-Maine Residents Approved for 1.75 CME/CEU Credits Description: This interactive 2-hour training is tailored to be of particular interest to people who work with youth, including school personnel & faculty, healthcare providers, coaches, counselors, and other trusted adults in young people’s lives. Participants will explore adolescent brain development and learn how nicotine use can affect health and learning during this critical stage of growth. The training will review current…