 Reducing tobacco use by adolescents is a national health priority see Healthy People 2010, Objective, 27.2 Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion 2000. Approximately 4 of 8th graders, 7.5 of 10th graders, and 13.6 of 12th graders smoke daily and almost half of these youths smoke half a pack per day Johnston OConer 2005. In recent polls, most adolescent smokers reported having tried unsuccessfully to quit Grimshaw et al., 2003; Hollis et al., 2003. Smoking cessation treatment during adolescence has the potential to interrupt the progression to nicotine dependence, which is attended by a wide range of negative health consequences Anda et al., 1990; Escobedo et al., 1998; Kandel Davies 1986. Given the need for effective smoking cessation programs aimed at youth, scientifically rigorous research is warranted to reduce adolescent smoking Backinger et al., 2003. This project will address gaps in the scientific treatment literature. 