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Blogger Examines Relationship Between Psychosis and Regular Marijuana Use
Marijuana is the most commonly used illict drug in America, with many believing it's harmless.
Yet as Addictions Counselor Haley Citro, LPC, LCDC, mentions in her post on Menninger's Psychology Today blog, Mind Matters from Menninger, "... Exposure to cannabis during adolescence is shown to affect brain functioning related to learning, memory and judgment. Further, research studies are showing a link between cannabis use and the development of psychosis."
Read the rest of Citro's post, and learn more about how we approach treating addictions and substance use disorders for adults, young adults and adolescents.