Practitioners must be aware that although pharmacological support is important, so too is the addition of behavioural support.

Receiving a combination of both treatments and behavioural support can make a client 3X more likely to quit than if completely unaided (cold-turkey).

Practitioners must work with the client throughout their quit attempt to prepare and plan for any high-risk scenarios which may cause a lapse, and work on possible coping strategies in order to deal with these.