Dr Vijay Delaffon

Dr Vijay Delaffon

London, UK -- GMC#: 6071246

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Dr Vijay Delaffon

London, UK -- GMC#: 6071246

Joining Releaf in early 2024, Dr Vijay Delaffon is a consultant psychiatrist who specialises in assessing and treating mental health conditions. With over a decade of experience as a psychiatrist combined with involvement in medicinal cannabis treatment over the past few years, Dr Delaffon brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to Releaf patients. His background as an addiction psychiatry specialist and training programme director with the NHS underscores his understanding of the mental health challenges faced here in the UK and the treatments that can be provided alongside medicinal cannabis.

Dr Delaffon was drawn to Releaf by the ability to help people with this remarkably effective treatment in improving the quality of life for individuals struggling with mental health conditions. His career highlights include significant achievements in addiction psychiatry and impactful leadership in clinical settings, all of which qualify him to contribute significantly to Releaf’s mission.

Dr Vijay Delaffon Content

16. 06. 2023

Budding Connections: Exploring Men's Evolving Relationship with Cannabis in the UK

There are many burning questions about cannabis use and its impact on its largest consumer group, men. For Men's Health Week, we take a deep dive into some of the decisive factors that have contributed to the UK's cannabis culture and how this has influenced men's interactions with the herb on a medical, spiritual and physical level.

21. 06. 2023

The evolution of cannabis culture in the UK

Cannabis has undergone somewhat of a rebranding process in the last decade, shifting away from the much debunked ‘gateway drug’ image towards a more beneficial health and lifestyle commodity. The legalisation of medical cannabis worldwide is largely the driving force behind this growing trend.

15. 03. 2024

World Panic Day: medical cannabis for anxiety

With roots stretching back more than two decades, World Panic Day was created to bring attention to the alarming rise in anxiety disorders and the need for improved understanding, support, and treatment. It is a day to educate others about the realities of living with anxiety, to dispel myths and misconceptions, and to promote acceptance.