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Assessments, Treatment & Drug Testing Supplies

Addicted to Intoxication Experimentation Misuse Substance Abuse Chemical Dependency A one time event Infrequent Using despite consequences Emotional illness Values change Stops emotional growth Distortion of emotion “I don’t care” attitude Preoccupation Consequences Loss of control

Marijuana and the Young Brain Picture of an 18 year old who has used 4 times a week for the past 3 years THC and brain cells Anandamide 2 years to leave the brain

Variables Contributing to a Rapid Progression Genetics is #1 predictor of addiction

Variables Contributing to a Rapid Progression Early age of first use is the second predictor of addiction

Variables Contributing to a Rapid Progression An adolescent brain is undeveloped

Variables Contributing to a Rapid Progression The combination of drugs used

Variables Contributing to a Rapid Progression For adolescents all use is for purpose of intoxicatoin

Variables Contributing to a Rapid Progression Current culture and media

Variables Contributing to a Rapid Progression Stimulant drugs accelerate the progression

Age At Onset of First- “J” use at age 12 % of Addiction

Recovery Happens Treatment Model Who would fit our treatment model? If you have used marijuana more than twice. Using any substances or drinking in spite of consequences. Using substances to avoid feelings, negative thoughts, and struggles in relationships.

Sources Adolescent & Young Adult Addiction: The Pathological Relationship to Intoxication and the Interpersonal Neurobiology Underpinnings (2012) www.brainplace.com Grant & Dawson, Journal of Substance Abuse, Vol. 9, 1997

Recovery Happens www.recoveryhappens.com info@recoveryhappens.com