Cannabis Induced Psychosis: A Silent Epidemic
This film offers a candid and intimate look at cannabis-induced psychosis through the eyes of young people who lived it, revealing the silent epidemic that’s tearing apart families, and the long path to recovery.
Cannabis-Induced Psychosis: A Silent Epidemic pulls back the curtain on a crisis that too often goes unnamed. Told through the voices of young people who’ve lived through psychosis and the parents who tried to hold them together, the film offers an unflinching look at how high-potency THC can fracture lives and upend futures. Families walk us through the hardest moments of their lives as they watch their kids unravel, search for help, and face a system with few answers.
Doctors offer clinical insight, while the young people themselves reflect on what it felt like to lose touch with reality and how they found their way back.
Is cannabis a harmless drug—or a hidden driver of violence and suicide?
In Attacker Smoked Cannabis, Ross Grainger presents hundreds of cases from the UK and Ireland linking cannabis use to acts of violence and self-harm. Drawing on years of research, the book argues that these incidents are just the beginning—and that a powerful pro-cannabis lobby is downplaying the drug’s true impact on mental health and public safety.
A must-read for anyone seeking evidence-based cannabis policy.
A Compendium of Death and InjuryRelated to Marijuana Use
