NCPIC - National Cannabis Prevention and Information Centre

NCPIC Helpline

Do you need help or advice?

Call the Cannabis Information and Helpline

1800 30 40 50*

*Free call nationally, standard call rates may apply from mobiles

Latest Bulletin
RSS
Bulletin 11: FYRST STOP Youth Cannabis Clinic: Evaluation using routinely collected data

Melanie Simpson,1,2 John Howard,1,2 Ana Rodas and David Kalmar NCPIC, NDARC, Salvation Army Youthlink

Read more

Latest from NCPIC
RSS
Finding the right help: Pathways for culturally diverse clients with cannabis use and mental health issues

This qualitative study examines the experiences of those with co-existing issues engaging with mental health or alcohol and other drugservices. Results found that engaging with specialist services was…

Read more

NCPIC News

RSS

New National Drug Strategy Monograph Series report: 'Cannabis and Mental Health: Put into Context'

11 AUG
2009

The Australian Government Department of Health and Ageing released a report Cannabis and Mental Health: Put into Context, as part of its National Drug Strategy Monograph Series. Click Download PDF below, to read the report.

Helping someone with problem cannabis use: Mental Health First Aid Guidelines

17 JUN
2009

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…

Working with CALD clients with co-existing issues (NSW)

14 MAY
2009

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.…

New Podcast: Conversation with Associate Professor Dan Lubman and Professor Iain McGregor - recent research relating to cannabis' effect on the brain.

16 FEB
2009

In the current episode of the University of Melbourne's Up Close series, they discuss scientists' current understanding of the short and long term effects of cannabis on brain structure and function, as well as its impact on adolescent development. The podcast also discusses recent work examining…

Use your experience with problem drug use to help others

22 JUL
2008

Guidelines on how to help someone with a drug use problem are being developed at The University of Melbourne. We are looking for participants to complete a series of online questionnaires about topics such as ‘how to talk to someone about their problem drug use’ and ‘how to manage…

View older media releases page 2 of 4 View newer media releases