With an increasing number of countries decriminalising and even legalising cannabis, it’s no wonder that more and more people see it as harmless. This shift in attitude, coupled with cannabis strains with ever-higher THC (the main psychoactive compound), innovative consumption methods, and growing societal acceptance, have all contributed to a notable rise in cannabis use and addiction.
While cannabis addiction is overshadowed by the more notorious reputation of other drugs, cannabis use can easily become habitual, leading to a decline in the ability to meet your daily responsibilities, maintain healthy relationships, and slowly deteriorating general health.
Cannabis addiction can be difficult to overcome alone. Although cannabis doesn’t create a physical dependency the way opioids or amphetamines do, a number of factors contribute to its psychological addictiveness.
Over the course of 20 years, Gladstones Clinic has aided numerous people in breaking free from cannabis addiction. Our specialised cannabis addiction rehab programme makes use of various treatments and therapies to ensure that our patients lose their desire for cannabis and embrace the benefits of a sober life.
If you or someone you know is struggling with cannabis addiction, reach out to us for support and guidance.
Gladstones Clinic has a proven track-record and more than 20 years’ experience in helping people recover from cannabis addiction.