Changes in perception, mood, thoughts and activity sounds like someone trying to escape or seek to find and experience a different reality.

List two inhalants

Can LSD users really experience hallucinations years later?

How do you explain the symptoms of de-ja-vu that I experience reading some of these slides? Do they do just to place a stronger emphasis on that particular topic or what?

LSD is that dangerous

In Canada, these are often used in the northern aboriginal areas - perhaps they are easily available and a quick high

LSD and inhalants have effects that are very dangerous and can lead to self destruction. Defensive measures need to be emplaced to stop these side-effects.

Why are there the same pictured over and over again?

Some of this course is really outdated - it started so well but in the personality disorder, the most common one wasn't even mentioned!

"Evidence" that LSD can cause genetic damage comes from studies in 1967 performed in vitro and with obvious bias. This is a misleading statement (and not referenced), and there is no evidence that LSD use actually causes genetic changes in the user; it was simply a statement which the US government in the 60s were happy to support as it fitted with their agenda. "The available data suggest that pure [LSD] does not cause chromosomal abnormalities, spontaneous abortions, or congenital malformations" Briggs GG, Freeman RK, Yaffe SJ. Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation: A Reference Guide to Fetal and Neonatal Risk. (Ninth Edition) Philadelphia: Lippincott Williams and Wilkins; 2011, p860