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SUMMARY:Psychosis in the Age of Cannabis: Approaches for Providers and Families
DESCRIPTION:" Psychosis in the Age of Cannabis: Approaches for Providers and Families" \nOctober 21\, 2026 | 5:00 p.m. EST\nFacilitator: Dr. Kristen Lee\, Ed.D.\, LICSW \n Cannabis is no longer what it used to be warranting new action. As potency increases and access expands\, providers and families are navigating a growing wave of cannabis-related psychosis. This session focuses primarily on how providers and families can respond in timely and skillful manners to support early intervention\, relapse prevention\, and improved outcomes. Participants will explore: 1. Understand the current research on cannabis and psychosis risk. 2. Distinguish cannabis-induced psychosis from other psychotic disorders and apply practical\, trauma-informed screening and communication strategies across care settings. 3. Use evidence-based tools such as motivational interviewing and family psychoeducation to reduce harm\, promote early intervention\, and access to support for families and those experiencing psychosis. 4. Explore a tool-kit of resources to enact when caring for those impacted by psychosis.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html: \; &ldquo\; Psychosis in the Age of Cannabis: Approaches for Providers and Families&rdquo\; \;
October 21\, 2026 | 5:00 p.m. EST
Facilitator: \;
\;Dr. Kristen Lee\, Ed.D.\, LICSW \;
\;Cannabis is no longer what it used to be &mdash\;warranting new action. As potency increases and access expands\, providers and families are navigating a growing wave of cannabis-related psychosis. This session focuses primarily on how providers and families can respond in timely and skillful manners to support early intervention\, relapse prevention\, and improved outcomes. Participants will explore: 1. Understand the current research on cannabis and psychosis risk. 2. Distinguish cannabis-induced psychosis from other psychotic disorders and apply practical\, trauma-informed screening and communication strategies across care settings. 3. Use evidence-based tools such as motivational interviewing and family psychoeducation to reduce harm\, promote early intervention\, and access to support for families and those experiencing psychosis. 4. Explore a tool-kit of resources to enact when caring for those impacted by psychosis. \;
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