CIP AND ME: How Cannabis-Induced Psychosis Ruined My Mind and My Life, and How I Came Out the Other Side

In this book, ten authors tell their stories of how they experienced Cannabis-Induced Psychosis. CIP AND ME pulls back the curtain on a crisis that too often goes unnamed. Told through the voices of young people who’ve lived through psychosis, this book offers an unflinching look at how high-potency THC can fracture lives and upend futures. Young people walk us through the hardest moments of their lives as their minds unravel. They detail their experiences and search for help in a system with few answers. The authors reflect on what it felt like to lose touch with reality and how they found their way back. This book is compiled by Laura Stack, the Founder & CEO of the nonprofit, Johnny’s Ambassadors, as an educational endeavor to raise public awareness of the dangers of youth THC use. Many people do not believe THC can trigger psychotic episodes. They blame psychosis on genetics or schizophrenia. Cannabis-Induced Psychosis is real. It happened to them.