The National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre aims to ensure the effective delivery of evidence-based information on cannabis to the Australian community.
A range of activities, products and resources have been proposed, as part of the Centre's Strategic Plan, to ensure that NCPIC has a strong profile across the general community, and most particularly amongst the identified target audiences.
Information on upcoming NCPIC events, national free training on the delivery of motivational and brief interventions, regular updates on cannabis trends in the community, as well as information on new resources and training materials will be listed here as information becomes available.
Click here, or 'Download PDF' below, to download a copy of the new NCPIC publication, Management of cannabis use disorder and related issues: a clinician's guide. The Background Papers which informed the development of this best practice, evidence-based guide are also available for downloading by…
The University of New South Wales are conducting a study on the experiences associated with cannabis use and quitting. If you meet our eligibility criteria and are interested in helping us to find out more about the psychological mechanisms of cannabis use, please join our discreet study. You could…
The National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre (NCPIC) is conducting a free, web-based treatment study for cannabis use. The treatment is completely confidential* and available world-wide. If you are 18 or older and want to quit or reduce your cannabis use, please email…
New first aid guidelines for problem cannabis use have recently been released to help the community identify and assist users who are developing a problem with their cannabis use or are in a cannabis-related crisis. The guidelines, the first to be produced in the world, have been researched and…
NCPIC is collaborating with the Drug and Alcohol Multicultural Education Centre (DAMEC) on a study investigating the pathways and barriers people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds experience when accessing services for co-existing mental health and cannabis use issues.…