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NYU Langone Health is conducting a study to help New Yorkers with low income quit smoking.

Participants of this 12-month study will receive smoking cessation coaching and nicotine replacement therapy (patches, gum, lozenges). You may also receive financial coaching and help enrolling in other services (such as housing or food assistance).

If you are eligible and decide to join the study, you can earn up to $125 for completing three surveys over 12 months.

The study is currently open for enrollment.

Locations

NYU Langone Health

180 Madison Ave (34th & Madison) New York, NY 10016

(near the Empire State Building)

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Bellevue Hospital

462 1st Ave (E 28th & 1st) New York, NY 10016

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Meet the Counselors

Ms. Rozon is a licensed mental health counselor in the Section on Tobacco, Alcohol, and Drug Use with extensive experience in health psychology behavioral health research. She has provided counseling intervention to hundreds of patients in various tobacco cessation research studies across NYU Langone, NYC Health + Hospitals/Bellevue, and the VA NY Harbor Healthcare System.  Ms. Rozon’s counseling approach is integrative. She utilizes various therapeutic techniques and provides care that is individualized to each participant’s unique experience in their tobacco cessation journey.

Ivelisse Rozon, MS, LMHC

George Novillo, MA

Mr. Novillo has been practicing psychotherapy for the past 20 years. He received his Bachelor’s degree from the State University of New York at Purchase and his Master’s degree from New York University. As a therapist, Mr. Novillo has worked with people who experience various issues related to their mental health and specifically with those struggling with substance use. His goal is to help people acquire the tools they need to live happier and more fulfilled lives.

Participant Testimonials

“The counseling is 1-on-1 and there's somebody taking their time to see you for this space of time and talk about what leads you to smoking, your drawbacks. What would you like to do better if you quit smoking? What can you use? And it gives you all these resources that can help you in ways you thought that you didn't need help. It helped me a lot.”

“My counselor helped me with knowing how much money that I could save when I stopped smoking, how much it costs me when I buy all those cigarettes. That was helpful because I can use that for other things.”

We would love to work with you and decrease your cigarette use.