Brushing up on your brief conversation skills is an effective way to engage with youth using a sensitive and non-judgmental approach that both motivates and supports them. It’s about opening their minds to the benefits of change while connecting them to accessibleprograms and supports.
Life is busy, but you can make a life-changing impact in less than three minutes.
Let’s talkhealth equity
The Lung Health Foundation and Ontario’s Youth Nicotine Dependence Advisory Committee are dedicated to the pursuit of health equity.
2SLGBTQIA+youth are 1.5 times more likely to vape*
compared to heterosexual orcisgenderyouth. In addition, Indigenous youth are 1.5 times more likely to vape** compared to non-Indigenous Youth.
DOkeep health equity in mind
when you use this Toolkit to inform your conversations with youth. Keep your conversation empowering and compassionate!
Two easy steps to approaching Brief Conversations with youth! If they are open to change, providing resources can support their quit journey, while if they’re not ready, offering future support can make them feel heard. Learn more here!
