Cannabis Use & Youth: A Parent’s Guide
4 years ago 4 years agoThis toolkit was published by the Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research.
HERE’S HOW THE AUTHORS DESCRIBE THIS TOOLKIT:
Everywhere you turn today, it seems somebody is talking about cannabis.
Some of the information we hear about cannabis is conflicting, making it hard to understand the ways it may affect our children. Is it addictive? Does it cause psychosis? Is it really a medicine? What will happen if my child uses it? What should I tell—or not tell—my child about it?
As cannabis has now been legalized for adults in Canada, the Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research has revised and updated a previous resource developed in partnership with the F.O.R.C.E. Society for Kids’ Mental Health and the Canadian Mental Health Association (BC Division). This new edition retains the aim of the earlier work.
Our goal is to offer you an honest and thoughtful discussion on cannabis so you can make better decisions about cannabis use—or non-use—in the context of your family.
Canadian Institute for Substance Use Research. (2018). Cannabis Use & Youth: A Parent’s Guide. Vancouver, BC: University of Victoria. Retrieved from http://www.heretohelp.bc.ca/workbook/cannabis-use-and-youth-a-parents-guide
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