Cannabis / Marijuana Addiction Treatment in California
Treatment for cannabis use disorder at Keystone Health Group — including high-potency THC dependency and co-occurring anxiety and mood disorders.
Cannabis use disorder is more common than many people realize — affecting approximately 9% of people who use cannabis and up to 17% of those who begin using in adolescence. The widespread legalization of cannabis and the dramatic increase in THC potency over the past two decades have contributed to rising rates of cannabis use disorder. At Keystone Health Group, our treatment for cannabis use disorder addresses both the dependency and the co-occurring mental health conditions that frequently accompany it.
High-Potency THC and Addiction Risk
The cannabis available today is dramatically more potent than the cannabis of previous decades. THC concentrations in modern cannabis products can exceed 30%, and cannabis concentrates (dabs, wax, shatter) can reach 90% THC. This increased potency significantly raises the risk of dependence, withdrawal, and cannabis-induced psychiatric symptoms including psychosis and anxiety disorders.
Cannabis Withdrawal
Cannabis withdrawal is a recognized clinical syndrome that occurs in heavy, regular users. Symptoms include irritability, anxiety, insomnia, decreased appetite, restlessness, and physical discomfort. While not medically dangerous, cannabis withdrawal can be significantly uncomfortable and is a major driver of relapse in people attempting to stop.
Cannabis and Mental Health
Cannabis use is strongly associated with anxiety disorders, depression, and — particularly with high-potency use — psychosis. The relationship is bidirectional: mental health conditions increase the risk of cannabis use, and cannabis use worsens mental health conditions. Our dual-diagnosis approach ensures that co-occurring mental health conditions are assessed and treated alongside cannabis use disorder.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is cannabis addictive?
Yes. Cannabis use disorder is a recognized clinical condition. Approximately 9% of people who use cannabis develop a use disorder, rising to 17% for those who begin in adolescence and higher for daily users of high-potency products.
Does insurance cover cannabis addiction treatment?
Yes. Cannabis use disorder is covered under substance use disorder benefits by most major insurance plans. Our admissions team verifies your coverage for free.
Can cannabis cause psychosis?
Yes. High-potency cannabis use is associated with increased risk of cannabis-induced psychosis and may increase the risk of developing schizophrenia in genetically predisposed individuals. Our clinical team assesses and manages cannabis-related psychiatric symptoms.
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