FAQ

Today's cannabis is much stronger because of how it is grown and how cannabis products are made. New growing methods and extraction processes allow companies to create products with much higher THC levels.

Today's THC products can impact memory, learning, attention, emotinal regulation, and decision-making, especially in teens and young adults whose brains are still developing.

There is no known safe dose of THC during pregnancy or breastfeeding. Experts say THC may affect fetal development and can stay in breast milk for days or weeks.

The Tea on THC offers a number of tools and tips for parents, family members and mentors. These resources use science-based strategies to help adults talk with teens in a calm, supportive and honest way.

Healthy friendships, strong coping skills, and clear personal boundaries help teens navigate peer pressure and make better choices for themselves. Also staying rooted in their own values, as well as understanding the risks associated with cannabis products can help them handle peer pressure.

Tea on THC is backed by the Colorado School of Public Health and provides science-based, non-judgmental information focused on todays cannabis and tailored to multiple audiences.