It is optimal for clinicians to offer a combination of pharmacological and behavioral therapies for treatment of tobacco dependence. Nevertheless, it is important to note that some tobacco users should not use pharmaceuticals in their attempt to quit due to health contraindications. Health status and financial concerns should be taken into consideration when selecting the most suitable approach for smoking cessation. Similarly, clinicians should assess all aspects of the client's tobacco use to cater to individual needs and choose the most appropriate treatment. (Wright, 2007)
According to a review conducted by Ludmila Cofta-Woerpel and colleagues, ...