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Tom Fontana (he/him) is the Alcohol, Cannabis, and Other Drugs Initiatives Manager for the University of Vermont. He coordinates prevention, education, and the brief intervention model, BASICS, which is designed to assist students in exploring their relationship with substance use in a shame-free environment.
- T-Break: Take a Cannabis Tolerance Break | Center for Health ...
If you use cannabis, at some point you should take a...
- Day 1 – Stay busy | Center for Health & Wellbeing at UVM ...
Some people can go from always being high and into a T-Break...
- T-Break: Take a Cannabis Tolerance Break | Center for Health ...
Jan 3, 2023 · Thomas J. K. Fontana a Center for Health & Wellbeing, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT, USA Correspondence tom.fontana@uvm.edu https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6591-7050 View further author information
Apr 20, 2022 · There are no simple answers, according to Tom Fontana, a licensed clinical mental health counselor, alcohol and drug counselor and part-time cannabis researcher at the University of Vermont....
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If you use cannabis, at some point you should take a tolerance break. Like anything else, your body builds up a tolerance: you need more to get high. A t-break could help you save money and also keep balance.
Some people can go from always being high and into a T-Break with no issues. The rest of us humans will experience some readjustment and discomfort: perhaps appetite, sleep, anxiety, irritability, etc. This guide can help and support you.
Jan 12, 2024 · My name is Tom Fontana. I am a licensed mental heath counselor and licensed drug and alcohol counselor. I work at the University of Vermont where I provide drug and alcohol prevention, education and interventions. I meet with hundreds of students each year in one-on-one conversation and small group settings.
Oct 25, 2022 · However, with weed culture in Burlington and at UVM subject to change, Tom Fontana, counselor of cannabis at UVM Living Well, offered insight into how he sees the opening of dispensaries impacting campus culture in the future.
