My experience of attending a weekly smoking cessation meeting at my local held clinic has been mixed:
Some advisors lacked obvious addiction experience, some were very patronising, other were brilliant.
I had to argue to attend meetings over the recommended 4/5 weeks they actually offered.
What have your experiences been like? For the record I am in London.
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Note: This is not a thread to discuss the value in attending the meetings (they were unvaluable to me in the first weeks and I still like to go and chat to my favourite advisor).
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i saw 2 advisors at 2 different clinics, i did not like the first advisor so i went to another, she was nice as a person but lacked experience, thought patches were the answer to everything so i now only see my gp, who has been very supportive, but i do think im being used a bit, as im taking champix, she wants to know everything......and i mean everything!
i dont expect the advisors to be ex smokers, i doubt its in the job description!, would be good if it was, i could do that job, for a pay rise of course!
but i cant talk to someone if they arent interested in what they are supposed to be advising me on!! if that makes sense
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