[Download Now] The Clinical Impact of Marijuana: When the Use of Marijuana Has Gone Too Far – Hayden Center

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Clients who use marijuana and cannabis products are more likely to be mental health clinicians.

The last decade has seen a cultural shift towards acceptance of marijuana use. There is significant cannabis. It has the potential to be addictive. It’s not like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it’s like it You can’t afford to overlook as a mental health clinician. . Cannabis use disorder can happen. Your clients have mental health problems. They self-medicate to avoid unpleasant feelings.

Even if addiction isn’t the focus of your practice, you need to be prepared when your client’s use of marijuana and cannabis products goes too far.

You will get this recording if you watch it.

• Tools and tactics to identify Cannabis Use Disorder in your clients
• Techniques for successfully treating co-occurring disorders with marijuana users
• Evidence-based approaches to manage cannabis withdrawal symptoms
• The latest on Medication Assisted Treatment

Make sure you are confident in your ability to provide the best care possible and ready to navigate the ever-changing impacts of drug use on your work.

1. Characterize how the addictive properties and physical impacts of marijuana on the body and how this information informs treatment approach.
2. Detail how beliefs about marijuana can negatively impact treatment and articulate how clinicians can employ techniques to combat this obstacle.
3. Articulate how screening tools can be used with marijuana use disorder clients to identify co-occurring disorders that can negatively impact treatment outcomes.
4. Examine the latest research regarding the efficacy of psychosocial approaches for effective marijuana cessation.

Approaches to Marijuana Cessation are effective.

• Prevalence of Marijuana Use
• Modes of intake
• Potency
• Pharmokinetics

Cannabis use disorder has an impact on the brain.

• Brain centers – the relationship between brain centers and pain
• The pleasure factor and the addicted brain
• Differences from other substance use disorders
• How chronic marijuana use changes the brain

CWS is a cannabis withdrawal syndrome.

• Cutting edge research
• Symptoms and course of withdrawal
• Clinical Screening Tools
• Techniques to lessen symptoms and reduce cravings

Cannabis use disorder can be treated with psychotherapeutic approaches.

• Signs of marijuana use disorder and questions to ask
• CBT – recent studies
• Motivational Interviewing and Motivational Enhancement Therapy
• Contingency Management
• 12-Step Counseling
• Family counseling
• Adjunct approaches
• Assessing and modifying treatment to ensure effectiveness
• Research limitations and risks of psychotherapeutic approaches

Marijuana can cause co-Occurring disorders.

• The impact of co-occurring disorders on treatment outcomes
• Primary disorders vs. substance-induced co-occurring disorders
• Screening procedures and tools
  • Questions to ask
  • Recording results
  • Safety issues
  • Trauma history
• Validity in co-occurring treatment research
• Risks associated with co-occurring treatment options

There is medication assisted treatment. )

• Medications that are being used in current trials
• Limitations of research and potential treatment risks

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