Cannabis-Related Disorder
Maladaptive cannabis use causing distress or dysfunction, often associated with tolerance and withdrawal.
Etiology (Biopsychosocial Model)
Biological: THC alters CB1/CB2 receptors.
Psychological: Anxiety/depression relief, poor impulse control.
Social: Peer pressure, social normalization.
• Symptoms & Diagnosis (Mnemonic: HIGH TIMES):
H - Hazardous use
I - Interpersonal issues
G - Great deal of time spent
H - Harm ignored
T - Tolerance
I - Important roles neglected
M - Mood problems if stopped (withdrawal)
E - Efforts to quit fail
S - Efforts to quit fail
Treatment
CBT and relapse prevention
Motivational enhancement therapy
Psychoeducation
Info
DSM-5-TR Code
F12.10–F12.20 (based on severity/remission)/p>
Prevalence
~2.5% of adults in the U.S.