Dr. Shari Corbitt, founder and director of Awakenings Treatment Center, discusses the ongoing research into the dangers of Cannabis Induced Psychosis on The Broken Brain™ Podcast, with Host Dwight Hurst.
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Dr. Corbitt returned to The Broken Brain Podcast to discuss ongoing research into the dangers of chronic long-term use of cannabis (marijuana). With the legalization of recreational and medical cannabis, and the positive impact it can have, some have leaned into chronic or daily use of high concentrate THC.
In some cases, individuals with high levels of long-term overuse experience a psychotic break from reality, as well as those who’ve never had cannabis-induced psychosis before. This alarming correlation needs further research but is already observable in patients. Shari explains how this information is used in her work with patients with chronic pain and long-term medical needs.
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About Dr. Shari Corbitt and Awakenings Treatment Center
Dr. Corbitt and the Awakenings Treatment Center clinical team are excellent at reducing pain levels. You will work on physical, mental, and spiritual components to achieve pain relief. You will also learn techniques to manage the pain long-term. And return to performing many of the tasks that you haven’t been able to do or enjoy for years.
Awakenings Treatment Center focuses on overall health, physical tissue damage, or the psychological effects of pain. Patients take home a comprehensive set of new skills, insights, and resources to sustain the journey of recovery. To discover a new chronic pain treatment pathway, contact the Awakenings admissions team or call 833-832-7176.
