Your Brain on Pot: Today's Marijuana and the Teen Brain - Webinar

In this webinar, Kristin Young, MSW LICSW, Clinical Director of Herren Project, provides information on how marijuana has changed over the last few decades and how these changes affect those who use it. Marijuana has become legal in many states and has also significantly increased in strength, which has led to conflicting information on safety and much confusion. This webinar provides the facts about marijuana, it's different forms, and what is known about its effects on the teenage brain. This webinar is offered in support of Red Ribbon Week, the nation's largest and longest-running drug-use prevention campaign. Thank you for tuning in to this important conversation.
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