It "may surprise some people" given widespread legalization, writes @BarryLessin, but "stigma, in varied forms and often hidden in plain sight, has been the experience of many of my clients who use cannabis."
Parents' attitudes point to change, however:
https://t.co/wWxLyMC50h
@AmandaReiman This Pennsylvanian appreciates you bringing your cannabis science and wisdom to our state! They can be a tough group to get through to but I'm sure your message was effective.
@Lucy69180976993 @DarwinsDog @PatrickDoyle_35 Absolutely @Lucy69180976993!! Our healthcare system for treating SUD is completely broken and the consequences are greatest for young ppl and their families.
@PatrickDoyle_35 @DarwinsDog Before I began working with harm reduction approaches, I often felt ineffective and adversarial with clients. Harm reduction empowers us and our clients by creating safe spaces that encourage clients to make behavior changes.
@PatrickDoyle_35 @DarwinsDog "Unconditional positive regard" is a cornerstone of Carl Roger's Humanistic Psychology that many of us were trained in but traditional SUD treatment seems to disregard it.
@PatrickDoyle_35 @DarwinsDog Yes, @PatrickDoyle_35 and @DarwinsDog, parents are overwhelmed and confused misinformation guided by drug war narratives. Educating them empowers them and their kids benefit from more confident parents
It "may surprise some people" given widespread legalization, writes @BarryLessin, but "stigma, in varied forms and often hidden in plain sight, has been the experience of many of my clients who use cannabis."
Parents' attitudes point to change, however:
https://t.co/wWxLyMC50h
@NBAKrell That's an attitude of a guy who came into NBA in mid-2010's and has a unique approach to his game. I don't think most players now think that way?
Harm reduction psychotherapy helps to empower parents of a substance using child by supporting a parent's strengths, encouraging them to trust their instincts, and acknowledging that parents know their kids best.
#parenting#harmreductionsaveslives
https://t.co/2eTQH6WokI
“It’s always good to take tolerance breaks,” said Peter Grinspoon, a primary care physician at Massachusetts General Hospital and the author of “Seeing Through The Smoke,” a book reviewing the latest medical research on cannabis.
#cannabis#addiction
https://t.co/qdcKzVAyFD
Another encouraging sign that the stigma of cannabis use is diminishing... @AmandaReiman sharing her business wisdom in Rolling Stone :
#cannabisindustry#cannabisharmreduction