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What is Marijuana?

Marijuana is a drug substance that has effects on our mind and body. It has a very strong impact on our physical, emotional and psychological health and overall well-being. It incurs feelings of euphoria and promotes calmness and relaxation in the body due to which psychological dependence on this drug increases. Recovery gets a little difficult because of the addictive patterns and the way it makes a person feel but with the right treatment for marijuana addiction, it can be taken care of and can be reversed.

Signs and Symptoms

Recognizing and identifying the symptoms can help an individual to understand their own patterns and seek help accordingly. Some of these symptoms are as follows –

  • Difficulty in concentrating
  • Losing interest in rituals and habits that don’t involve marijuana
  • Unable to control cravings and urges
  • Anger issues and aggressive signs
  • Restlessness
  • Prolonged sadness
  • Increased or decreased appetite
  • Physical issues such as constant cold and cough
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Causes of Marijuana Addiction

Marijuana addiction can happen due to some contributing factors that influence a person’s mind to develop an addiction. Some of these are –
  • Genetics – A person with a family history of addiction are more susceptible to develop an addiction than others.
  • Early Start – If an individual gets an early start to using such substances, it increases the chances of dependency and memory problems.
  • Mental Health Problems – A person suffering from mental health concerns like anxiety, depression can use marijuana as a form of coping mechanism to deal with the challenges they face.
  • External Factors – Factors such as daily stressors, peer pressure, lack of emotional support etc, can lead to developing marijuana addiction to feel good and better for some time.
  • Traumatic Events – When a person is subjected to constant abuse, neglect and a lack of supportive environment, marijuana addiction can gradually develop to cope with the circumstances at hand.

Diagnosis of Marjiuana Addiction

 

We follow specific criteria and go through proper and structured assessments to assess a person’s addictive state of mind and patterns,

 

  • Frequency and duration of usage
  • Effect on a person’s social, personal and professional areas of life
  • Underlying mental health challenges along with the addiction
  • Triggers and behavioral patterns

We offer an absolute safe and non-judgmental space to guide and help individuals lead an addiction-free life by rediscovering who they truly are. 

Steps to Overcome Marjiuana Addiction

Taking charge of your own life to deal with marijuana addiction is crucial to embark on the road to recovery and live a liberating life filled with peace and self-awareness. Hence, here are some steps to take to overcome this addiction,

  • Accept there is a Problem – Identifying that there is a marijuana addiction and it’s affecting your life in an unhealthy manner is the first but a powerful step to change and take appropriate action.
  • Create Realistic Goals – Make an informed decision for your growth and health to stop this completely by taking small changes slowly and gradually every single day.
  • Recognize Your Triggers – Scan your environment around you and look for people, situations, experiences and feelings that urge you to use marijuana and make a detailed plan as to how you can consciously avoid and deal with them.
  • Seek Professional Support – A professional who is especially trained in addiction can guide you on how to cope with addiction and work on your emotions and urges and hold an absolute safe and non-judgmental space for you to be your authentic self and live an addiction-free life again.

At Veda Wellness, we combine the best of science and evidence-based therapies for a complete and holistic recovery.

  • Support System – Build a group of trusted and supportive people around you who are genuinely there for you whenever you feel low or overwhelmed on this recovery journey. this will make you feel heard, loved and validated with supportive people around you.
  • Build Healthy Habits – Create habits that recharge and rejuvenate you like working out, trying a new hobby, journaling, meditation, etc to manage the cravings and emotions by replacing the negative marijuana addiction with these positive activities and rituals in your daily routine.
  • Acknowledge Your Progress – Celebrating every win even if its small will encourage you to keep moving forward and it will also remind you to trust the process and follow this path. Give yourself a reward every time you achieve a certain goal with something that you truly enjoy doing to make it a habit and let go of this addiction.

Recovery definitely takes time but it is the journey that is worth embarking upon to transform into a better version of yourself with an addiction-free life and lifestyle. With the right tools and resources, willpower and perseverance, you can stop the marijuana addiction and create a more satisfactory and purposeful life.

FAQ Related to Marijuana Addiction

What are the common signs of marijuana addiction?

Common signs include difficulty concentrating, cravings, losing interest in other activities, mood swings, restlessness, changes in appetite, and frequent coughing or colds.

Yes, despite being a natural plant, marijuana can cause psychological dependence, especially with regular use. Over time, it alters brain chemistry, leading to cravings and emotional reliance.

At Veda Wellness, diagnosis involves evaluating usage patterns, psychological impact, mental health history, and behavioral triggers to create a personalized recovery plan.

Treatment includes therapy (CBT, DBT), counseling, trigger management, lifestyle changes, and holistic wellness practices like meditation, journaling, and emotional support systems.

Treatment includes therapy (CBT, DBT), counseling, trigger management, lifestyle changes, and holistic wellness practices like meditation, journaling, and emotional support systems.