Marijuana Abuse Treatment
Ways of using marijuana other than smoking include:
Edibles are a form of marijuana that has been infused into food products. These edibles often look like regular candies, sweets, or snacks. Edibles are becoming one of the more popular ways to ingest cannabis due to their high potency and the belief that they are better for you than smoking marijuana. These food products are infused with cannabis and can be homemade or bought at a local dispensary.
Vaping is made from a liquid or dry cannabis flower that is heated in an electronic-powered device, called a vaporizer, or dab pen. The liquid can contain flavoring, with marijuana concentrates. Dry herb vape devices can heat dry marijuana without combusting it and without using additional liquid. Generally, the vaping device consists of a battery, a cartridge for containing the cannabis oil, dab, or dry marijuana, and a heating component. Vaping devices come in a variety of shapes and sizes, with some resembling USB flash drives, pens, or other everyday objects that are often difficult for parents and teachers to recognize.
Please contact us by phone for immediate assistance. This is a necessary step in beginning the recovery process for yourself or for a loved one. Our addiction treatment specialists and staff have over 25 years of experience in helping people find effective and affordable treatment for all addictions. What you tell us is completely confidential. We are HIPAA compliant. We are here to answer your questions and to get you (or a loved one) into treatment today. For immediate intake, call us now.
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What Type of Treatment is Available for Cannabis Overuse?
Although it is the popular belief, that you can’t become addicted to using weed, people can in fact become addicted to cannabis. Over a continued time, heavy
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Inpatient treatment for cannabis addictions
Inpatient treatment programs allow the client to stay at the facility while receiving treatment for their marijuana addiction. This can be beneficial to the client if they feel that their home environment may be a trigger to relapse, while in a program at home. Entering into a treatment program for marijuana allows for disconnection from the stresses and pressures that can be seemingly overwhelming to handle while being treated for addiction to marijuana. Residential treatment programs can give you the separation from everyday stresses while giving you the support of your peers and treatment counseling staff. It is sometimes beneficial for the client to go to treatment further away from home. Getting away from temptations and friends who may still be using is often better for many people. Clients who go to rehab in another state also have a harder time leaving treatment early as well. Depending on the situation, our counselors may suggest looking for substance abuse programs that are a plane flight away.Day treatment allows the individual to enroll in a treatment program, while still being able to go home at night. This type of program is best suited for those who are self-starters and serious about getting over their addiction to smoking pot. Still requiring a large time commitment, these types of programs offer 2-8 hour day programs for 3-7 days a week, depending on the program offerings. Day treatment can also have a sober living component that will allow for partially supervised housing while enrolled in the program.
Medical staff on duty 24 hours a day
No access to drugs or alcohol
Recovery with peers in a controlled environment
Cons of inpatient treatment
Cost is considerably higher than an outpatient program
Having to take time off of work or school for treatment
Limited support from family and friends
Daily life schedule is put on hold
Therapy Groups and Meetings
Outpatient Treatment for Addiction To Weed
Outpatient treatment options for marijuana addiction, offer a solution for those that cannot take time away from family, employment obligations, or schooling. There are many different approaches for outpatient treatment for marijuana addiction. There are some pros and cons to receiving outpatient treatment that we thought you should be aware of before making a decision as to what type of treatment you should consider for your marijuana addiction.Staying at home for support and family
Continue to be able to work or go to school
Cons:
Constant temptation to use
No medical or emotional support on call
Limited behavioral treatment options
My teenager is smoking pot. What can I do?
Oftentimes, it is teenagers who enter treatment for marijuana addiction. Due to the availability and in some states, legal marijuana, there is a real concern with children over-medicating with marijuana that is meant for medical patients. Children that start to abuse marijuana at a young age, can have some developmental issues, as we still have very little understanding of how this drug can affect the growth and emotional stability of children who abuse marijuana. For more information and treatment options for teens, we recommend that you go to Free My Addiction for more teenage addiction and treatment information.Family issues
Trauma
Peer pressure
Problems emotionally
Undiagnosed mental disorders
Misinformation about the dangers of marijuana abuse
What are the Costs of treatment for marijuana addiction?
Prices of private treatment for addiction can range from $5,000 a month up to about $20,000 a month, depending on the program or amenities offered.
Luxury or executive treatment programs for addiction can range from $20,000 a month up to $80,000 a month.
Prices of treatment with insurance vary depending on the type of plan and mental health coverage that you have available. Using your insurance to cover marijuana treatment will usually have a copay deductible that will have to be met by the insurance grantees. If you have health insurance and would like to find out exactly what you are covered for our free service can get you verified for treatment.
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How We Can Help
If you think that a friend or family member could benefit from receiving treatment for their weed addiction, talk to them and have treatment options already researched so you can be informed and ready if they want help. You may want to consider a professional intervention if you believe that your concerns will be met with less than agreeable reactions from the addict. Visit our intervention page for more information about the intervention process.If you need further assistance or would like to talk to a rehab specialist about the choices near you, give us a call and we can assist you in finding the best drug rehab today.