Frequently Asked Questions

Medicinal cannabis may be considered for conditions such as chronic pain, anxiety disorders, insomnia, neurological conditions, inflammatory diseases, and other persistent symptoms. Assessment is personalised based on your medical history and treatment response.

You generally do not need a referral from your GP to access medicinal cannabis. Most clinics allow patients to book directly with a prescribing doctor or nurse practitioner. However, any relevant medical history from your GP can support a more accurate assessment.

During your first appointment, a clinician will review your symptoms, medical history, and previous treatments to determine whether medicinal cannabis may be appropriate. They will explain potential benefits, risks, product types, and answer any questions you may have.

Medicinal cannabis may be considered for a wide range of chronic or persistent conditions when standard treatments have not provided adequate relief. Common eligible conditions include chronic pain, anxiety, insomnia, PTSD, migraines, endometriosis, and arthritis. It may also support patients managing symptoms related to cancer, neurological disorders, or inflammatory conditions. Eligibility is assessed case-by-case by a healthcare professional, who will review your medical history, current symptoms, and previous treatments to determine whether medicinal cannabis is an appropriate and safe option for you.

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Not necessarily. Many prescribed products contain little to no THC, the compound responsible for psychoactive effects. CBD‑dominant products typically do not cause a ‘high,’ and your clinician will tailor your prescription based on your needs and lifestyle.

You generally do not need a referral from your GP to access medicinal cannabis. Most clinics allow patients to book directly with a prescribing doctor or nurse practitioner. However, any relevant medical history from your GP can support a more accurate assessment.

Medicinal cannabis may be considered for conditions such as chronic pain, anxiety disorders, insomnia, neurological conditions, inflammatory diseases, and other persistent symptoms. Assessment is personalised based on your medical history and treatment response.

During your first appointment, a clinician will review your symptoms, medical history, and previous treatments to determine whether medicinal cannabis may be appropriate. They will explain potential benefits, risks, product types, and answer any questions you may have.

Medicinal cannabis is considered safe for many patients when prescribed appropriately and monitored by a healthcare professional. Like any treatment, it may have side effects, which your clinician will discuss during your consultation.

Not necessarily. Many prescribed products contain little to no THC, the compound responsible for psychoactive effects. CBD‑dominant products typically do not cause a ‘high,’ and your clinician will tailor your prescription based on your needs and lifestyle.

During your first appointment, a clinician will review your symptoms, medical history, and previous treatments to determine whether medicinal cannabis may be appropriate. They will explain potential benefits, risks, product types, and answer any questions you may have.