Are THC Edibles Dangerous?
As cannabis has become legal in more states, edibles have become the preferred delivery method for many users — particularly young men who want to avoid smoking. The legal, accessible…
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New Study Links Marijuana Use With Money Problems
A new study* published in the March 2016 issue of the journal Clinical Psychological Science found statistically significant links between heavy marijuana use and reduced socioeconomic status. The study, carried…
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Cannabis Use & Alcohol Problems: New Study Finds Connection
As marijuana continues to find legal and social acceptance throughout the nation, researchers are trying to determine the potential public health consequences. A new study from Columbia University’s Mailman School…
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Marijuana Use May Have Impact On Offspring’s Heroin Susceptibility
The list of reasons for young adults addicted to marijuana to seek suitable experiential therapy in North Carolina is doubtless a long one, but an addition to that list could…
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How Marijuana Use And Mental Illness May Be Linked
If there is one explanation for the popularity of services offering mental health support in North Carolina among the families who may be concerned about the drug use of their…
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Marijuana Use May Increase Likelihood Of Nicotine Consumption
In news of relevance to anyone using the services of a young adult treatment center as well as their relatives and loved ones, research has recently been conducted suggesting that…
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Driving After Marijuana Use Now More Prevalent Than Drunk Driving Among High School Seniors
One recent study highlighting the need for a young adult treatment center in 2014 to be as well-equipped to cater for marijuana-addicted young adults as for those with other substance…
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The Statistics Pointing To The Need For The Right Experiential Therapy Program
If one ever needed statistical affirmation of how necessary the most appropriate drug and alcohol substance use treatment program remains, they would only need to consider the annual National Survey…
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Increasing Evidence Of Brain Harm From Marijuana Use
Although there are already many known ways in which marijuana harms the well-being and health of a young adult, new research – funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse…
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Driving After Marijuana Use More Prevalent Than Drunk Driving Among High School Seniors
One recent study highlighting the need for a young adult treatment center in 2014 to be as well-equipped to cater for marijuana-addicted young adults as for those with other substance…
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