Description
Many people see marijuana as harmless, but in fact it is highly addictive and hard to give up. Because it is an illicit drug, it is difficult to find credible information and seek appropriate help.
Quit Cannabis is a user-friendly guide which explains why marijuana is addictive, the range of physical and mental health problems it causes, and the most effective way to drop the habit. It includes a unique step by step overview of the withdrawal process so users can identify the symptoms they are experiencing and track their progress.
A reliable and practical guide for anyone who wants to reduce their marijuana habit, or assist someone else.
About the Author
Jan Copeland is a Professor and Director of the National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre in Australia. She is a respected clinician and world expert on the topic, and has published some of the seminal papers in the area of treatment of cannabis misuse.
Dr Sally Rooke is a Senior Research Officer for the National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre.
Etty Matalon is a Clinical Psychologist and the National Clinical Training Manager for the National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre.
Reviews
A compassionate and practical road map to help navigate and avoid the pitfalls and consequences of marijuana use. Highly recommended. -- Bob Hopkins, founder of the Nimbin HEMP Embassy
Book Information
ISBN 9781743319925
Author Jan Copeland
Format Paperback
Page Count 208
Imprint Allen & Unwin
Publisher Allen & Unwin
Weight(grams) 195g
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 128mm * 17mm
