Do I need rehab for marijuana?

Most people benefit from outpatient counseling. Inpatient care is usually reserved for co-occurring mental health conditions or heavy poly-substance use.

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Marijuana Use Disorder in Michigan

Cannabis is legal for adult recreational use in Michigan, but roughly 1 in 10 users develop a use disorder. High-THC concentrates and daily heavy use raise the risk, especially for teens and young adults.

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Marijuana addiction in Michigan

Michigan's adult-use marijuana market topped $3 billion in annual sales, and today's high-potency products — vape carts and concentrates often above 80% THC — bear little resemblance to the flower of 20 years ago.

Signs and effects

altered perception
impaired memory
increased appetite
anxiety at high doses
psychosis in vulnerable users

Withdrawal symptoms

irritability
insomnia
loss of appetite
cravings
vivid dreams

Withdrawal severity varies by dose, duration of use, and personal health. When in doubt, seek medical supervision — some substances (alcohol, benzodiazepines) can produce fatal withdrawal.

Treatment options

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Outpatient counseling
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CBT and motivational enhancement therapy
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Contingency management
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Family therapy for adolescent users
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Dual diagnosis care for anxiety and psychosis

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FAQ

Yes. About 9% of users overall and 17% of those who start as teens develop cannabis use disorder, according to NIDA.