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Managing Stress, Anxiety And Substance Use During Covid-19: A Resource For Healthcare Providers [infographic]

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Managing Stress, Anxiety And Substance Use During Covid-19: A Resource For Healthcare Providers [infographic]

Published: 2020

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Virtual Care for Mental Health and Substance Use During COVID-19 [infographic]

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Virtual Care for Mental Health and Substance Use During COVID-19 [infographic]

Published: 2020

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Mental health charity warns of 'significant increase' in cannabis-induced psychosis [CCSA quoted author]

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Concurrent Disorders: Highlights

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Concurrent Disorders: Highlights

Published: 2010

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Robert Gabrys, PhD

Robert’s areas of expertise include cognitive neuroscience, stress, cognitive functioning, emotion regulation and depressive disorders.

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Regular Cannabis Use Linked to Increased Risk of Mental Illness

Ottawa, April 25, 2019 — People who use cannabis regularly — one or more times per week over a period of months or years — could be at greater risk of developing psychosis or schizophrenia, according to a new report by the Canadian Centre on Substance Use and Addiction (CCSA). Clearing the Smoke on Cannabis: Regular Use and Mental Health reviews the current body of research about the relationship between cannabis and a number of mental health conditions.

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Substance Use and Suicide among Youth: Prevention and Intervention Strategies (Topic Summary)

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Substance Use and Suicide among Youth: Prevention and Intervention Strategies (Topic Summary)

Published: 2016

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Childhood and Adolescent Pathways to Substance Use Disorders (Report in Short)

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Childhood and Adolescent Pathways to Substance Use Disorders (Report in Short)

Published: 2014

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Collaboration for Addiction and Mental Health Care: Best Advice (Report in Short)

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Collaboration for Addiction and Mental Health Care: Best Advice (Report in Short)

Published: 2014

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Psychotic Disorder and Cannabis Use: Canadian Hospitalization Trends, 2006–2015 [Report in Short]

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Psychotic Disorder and Cannabis Use: Canadian Hospitalization Trends, 2006–2015 [Report in Short]

Published: 2020

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