There is always Allen Carr's Easyway Method - it worked with one of my friends.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Allen-Carrs-.../dp/0140277633
Carr, ironically, died of inoperable lung cancer 20 odd years after he quit - but he was on nearly 100 a day and believed breathing in other people's smoke at his "quit-smoking" sessions also contributed to it.
I remember my friend, on reading his book, said she felt empowered within a few minutes of reading the first chapter. She read it, following his instructions and eventually stopped.
I guess any method for cessation is the right one for someone.
Good luck!