cannabis - THC and/or CBD

In a new episode of the Mental Health on Campus podcast, Dua Fatima (Youth Gambling Awareness Program), Nicole Rita (Humber College placement student) and Steve Keller (Youth Cannabis Awareness Program) will discuss emerging trends and research on youth cannabis and gambling addictions, addiction f

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The YMCA Youth Cannabis Awareness Program (YCAP) is hosting a free online seminar in partnership with Drink Smart and the Youth Gambling Awareness Program.

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Join YCAP for a free webinar titled "Cannabis in Media and its Impact on Youth" on March 2^nd, 2023 at 1:00 - 2:30PM.

Please join us for a panel on Cannabis legalization: How’s it going?, an event presented by the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) using the newly available 2022 Monitor Report as a jumping-off point to discuss the state of cannabis use in Ontario, with a focus on legalization.

Click here to register for this free webinar on January 26th at 1:00PM EST.

The human brain continues to develop until the age of 25. During adolescence, youth learn about the world and discover who they are as their brains mature. Risky behaviors such as using cannabis can have harmful effects on a developing brain when use (regular and heavy use) begins in adolescence.

Join us as we explore:

Please join us on Thursday January 26th 2023 from 1pm - 2pm ET for the Understanding Cannabis and Alcohol in Later Life Workshop where we will discuss:

This self-directed module will provide learners with the opportunity to increase their knowledge about concurrent cannabis and tobacco use through a focus on individual and system-level impacts. Learners will be able to screen for concurrent use and design treatment plans using a client-centered, and biopsychosocial approach. They will also acquire the skills, knowledge, and abilities to provide tailored cessation interventions.

Direct Registration Link: https://teach.camhx.ca/moodle/enrol/index.php?id=81

My book, "Buzz Kill: The Corporatization of Cannabis" is now available for pre-order from Black Rose Books (Montreal).

https://blackrosebooks.com/pro...-michael-r-devillaer

Course overview

Families are an immense resource in the care, treatment and recovery of individuals with co-occurring mental health and addiction problems. However, they often have limited access to the resources, information and help that they need to be supportive to the ones they love. This six-week facilitator-led online course for health care providers explores the needs of families affected by concurrent disorders, as well as the strategies that health care providers can use to empower families and ensure that their experiences are positive ones.

The Canadian Mental Health Association, Ontario, and John Howard Society of Ontario, in partnership with the Provincial Human Services and Justice Coordinating Committee, are hosting a knowledge exchange forum to share the results of a community-based research project funded by the Mental Health Commission of Canada. This project explores how cannabis use impacts mental health and whether it helps or hinders a participant’s completion of a Drug Treatment Court (DTC) Program.

Join the panel of experts to learn more about the lure of loot boxes.

To register, please use this link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/webina...qdV-OsRS-a8Fdfi6AkNg

Presentation is free of charge and will be broadcast via Zoom

October 6^th, 2022 from 6:30-8PM – Talking with Youth about Cannabis

Participants will understand:

1. Cannabis legalization promised a safe supply of cannabis from a law-abiding, government-regulated industry

2. There have been numerous product seizures and recalls of compromised cannabis product from legal producers, some of which originated in the illegal trade

3. Legal cannabis producers have engaged in other forms of regulatory non-compliance and corporate crime that potentially places consumers at risk.

I will start by reframing the title of this issue: What does more harm – cannabis or corporations? This is a critical question in the current world-wide interest in cannabis law reform.

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