What are some signs that my cannabis use might be a problem?
People use cannabis for many different reasons. Some people may find that their cannabis use is stopping them from enjoying day-to-day life. It’s important to remember that using cannabis is not risk-free.
Here are a few signs that cannabis use may be a problem:
- you are unable to complete what is needed at work; you miss shifts or deadlines
- you miss important social, work or recreational activities due to cannabis use
- you are using cannabis more often and in larger amounts than you intended
- you are not able to cut down or stop using cannabis
Learn more about the signs that cannabis may be a problem.
If you choose to use cannabis, following Canada’s Lower-Risk Cannabis Use Guidelines can reduce your risks.
If you have concerns about your cannabis use or the cannabis use of your partner, call the Primary Care Alberta Addiction helpline, toll-free, 24/7 at 1-866-332-2322, or visit Recovery Alberta – Mental health & addiction helplines for immediate help, support, and access to other mental health and addiction services.
For information and resources to support substance use or addiction concerns, visit Recovery Alberta – Substance use and addiction.
