Parents of Children with Cannabis-Induced Psychosis (CIP) – Episode 15: It’s More Than Just a Plant

Even though THC in marijuana has not been proven to help with any psychological condition, my son obtained a marijuana card at age 18 to try to help his anxiety. He had just graduated high school with honors, participated in Cross Country and Track, volunteered at a local hospital, and worked full-time during his gap year due to the pandemic.… Read the rest

The Impact of THC on Our Children: Summary Review

by Tal Gur

What happens when a harmless puff turns into a life-altering crisis?
In The Impact of THC on Our Children: A Parent’s Worst Nightmare, Laura Stack weaves together 25 heart-wrenching narratives that shine a spotlight on the hidden dangers of today’s potent THC products—and why every parent needs to pay attention.… Read the rest

Effects of THC on Youth: Association of State Cannabis Legalization With Cannabis Use Disorder and Cannabis Poisoning

A green leaf is on top of a fire. The fire is orange and yellow

Excessive use of modern high-potency cannabis can prove incapacitating, both in the long and short terms. Recently, a study with a large sample size highlighted the abrupt rise in reported cases of Cannabis Use Disorder (CUD) and cannabis poisoning in states that have legalized both medical and recreational cannabis use.… Read the rest

Anonymous – June 24, 2025

I am so sorry for your loss. This is nothing new. In 1978, just before I turned 18, I was a college freshman away from home and smoked a very strong marijuana joint. Some folks suggested that that joint may have been laced with something “stronger” like Angel Dust, but I think I was just susceptible to hallucinogens causing me to have a severe reaction.… Read the rest