The 5 A’s Bibliography

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The 5 A’s Bibliography

Last Modified: 09/15/2011

Drawn from the smoking cessation literature, the 5 A’s (Assess; Advise; Agree; Assist; Arrange) give providers an organizing principle for understanding the steps that support patients in behavior change. This bibliography includes a description of the 5 A’s in practice and methods for applying them to physical activity counseling in health settings. Also included are journal articles, books and chapters, websites, presentations, and training manuals.

For additional information, please also refer to:

5 A's Behavior Change Model

Assessment Bibliography

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