This accessible text provides trainee human service providers and those currently working in the field with a comprehensive, cutting-edge overview of topics related to the medical and therapeutic use of cannabis. Employing an interdisciplinary, biopsychosocial framework, the book explores the different biological, cultural, and policy contexts of medical cannabis from a wide range of perspectives including practitioners, academics, and medical cannabis advocates.
Key Features
- Bridges the gap between theory and practice.
- Underscores the urgent need for expanded and rigorous scientific research.
- Chapters are both evidence-based and practical.
- Includes learning objectives, review questions, and varied case examples.
Additional Information
This book is designed to prepare students and professionals for the reality of working with medical cannabis consumers. As medical cannabis is increasingly legalized, it may result in new cannabis-based medicines and help in identifying what health risks cannabis use may present.
