Contrary to popular belief, cannabis, or marijuana as it is otherwise known, is extremely addictive. Once a person develops an addiction to cannabis, they will find it difficult to function normally without it.
At Neuro Psychiatric Addiction Clinic (NPAC), we offer a specialized treatment plan for people struggling with marijuana addiction. This treatment aims to detoxify the body and return it to normal functioning. Our treatment also addresses the mental health issues that may have contributed to the addiction, allowing for long-term recovery.
Marijuana refers to the flowers of the cannabis plant. After these flowers are harvested and dried, what remains is one of the most consumed drugs in the world, known as marijuana, pot, or weed.
Today, cannabis is the most widely used illicit drug in the United States. Classified by the federal government as a Schedule I substance, cannabis has a high potential for abuse. Ways of using cannabis include:
Containing more than one hundred and twenty chemical components called cannabinoids, cannabis has significant detrimental effects. It is also extremely mind-altering. When consumed, cannabis users may experience:
Despite being touted as non-addictive, marijuana can be very difficult to give up. The truth is that many people with addictions do not see it as a problem, and their friends may share that view.
Some individuals run a high risk of developing an addiction to cannabis. This tendency is due to several factors, such as:
Although cannabis may not be physically addictive, its psychological dependence can be intense. There are numerous examples of how mental dependencies can lead to behavioral disorders.
According to new research, 30% of marijuana users may have some form of marijuana use disorder. Just because a substance isn’t life-threatening doesn’t mean it isn’t incredibly harmful to your mental health and can’t devastate your life.
If you struggle with cannabis addiction, our treatment programs will help you work through withdrawal and achieve a sustainable recovery.
According to new research, 30% of marijuana users may have some form of marijuana use disorder. Just because a substance isn’t life-threatening doesn’t mean it isn’t incredibly harmful to your mental health and can’t devastate your life.
If you struggle with cannabis addiction, our treatment programs will help you work through withdrawal and achieve a sustainable recovery.
Cannabis is harmful to our psyche, body, emotions, and behavior. For individuals prone to mental health problems, the use of cannabis can lead to additional complications. For example, it impairs normal sleep patterns and results in depression, anxiety, and mood swings. According to studies, cannabis can also trigger psychotic episodes in rare cases.
In the long run, marijuana highly tampers with personality. People who use marijuana develop a resistance to its effects, hence requiring larger doses to experience the high. Consequently, they may feel some of the following side-effects in the long run:
When a person develops an addiction to marijuana, they often show several symptoms, including:
Moreover, the presence of the following signs may indicate that you're addicted to marijuana:
If you’re experiencing any of these signs and symptoms, it is time to seek help. At NPAC, our experts can assess your condition and determine whether your cannabis use has become problematic.
We offer inpatient treatment to our clients suffering from cannabis addiction. Before administering treatment, we first assess your condition.
After this evaluation, we work together to outline the most effective treatment choice, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy or dialectical behavioral therapy. You’ll have the full support of our highly trained staff and your compassionate peers as you begin your recovery under the Florida sun.
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We address the underlying causes of your addiction in individual therapy. We examine various aspects of their lives and discover the problems’ origins and explore how you can overcome them.
The cycle of cannabis use frequently arises from isolation and feeling of loneliness. To address this, we connect our clients with like-minded people who have similar problems.
In group therapy, the client will feel they’re not the only traveler on the road to recovery. Receiving support is a great motivator that can help many move towards everyday life.
We have a dedicated team of professionals, including therapists, counselors, and psychiatrists, who’ll help you find the root cause of your problems, address the underlying challenges, and ensure you kick the addiction habit and return to a normal life.
All you need is support, understanding, and help from the right people, which you'll receive at our center. What makes our treatment programs successful and effective is the close cooperation between our team, clients, and families.
If you or a loved one is dealing with cannabis addiction, please contact us, and we’ll be more than glad to help you find the right way out of addiction.
