Titlebook: Cannabis in Psychiatric Practice; A Practical Guide Paula Riggs,Thida Thant Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), unde

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Treatment of Co-occurring Psychiatric Disorders and Cannabis Use in the Outpatient Settingd have substance use disorders, including cannabis, than the general population. It is important for outpatient mental health clinicians to screen for substance use and address both cannabis use disorders and high-risk cannabis use that are likely to negatively impact their patients’ mental health.

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Acute Intoxication and Agitation/Violencedisorder. Violence risk assessment is often complicated by substantial comorbid risk factors including demographic, concurrent substance use, and other psychiatric disease. Treatment of the patient presenting to care in the context of acute violence should begin with ensuring patient and staff safet

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Cannabis and Psychosis minority of cannabis users develop psychotic symptoms, the high prevalence of cannabis use makes this a significant public health concern. Persons with a family history of schizophrenia, persons who begin use at a younger age, and persons who use high potency products may be at particularly increas

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Cannabis in the Adult Medical and Consultation-Liaison Settingsal symptoms, and withdrawal. With the increased prevalence of cannabis legalization and medicalization over the years, more patients arrive to medical settings with history of recreational or medical cannabis use. Despite this increase in frequency, cannabis use history is often overlooked in favor

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Cannabis in the Perinatal PeriodWhile research investigating the reproductive safety of cannabis is limited by confounders, methodology, and the increasing diversity of cannabis products, existing data suggest that THC readily crosses the placenta, is excreted into breastmilk, and may be associated with adverse effects on obstetri

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