1. Medication treatment will increase positive health behaviors including activity and improve sleep (increase total sleep time and percentage deep sleep) in addition to decreasing stress and improving quality of life as measured by summarized daily total steps, sleep duration and quality, and summarized stress score measured with device in conjunction with improvement in the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Inventory (PSQI), decreased Perceived Stress Scale score (PSS), and improvement on Quality of Life, Enjoyment, and Satisfaction Questionnaire (QLESQ), as compared to baseline. Negative health behaviors (poor sleep, decreased activity, increased stress) will be highest within subjects before starting treatment and with initial abstinence from cannabis when withdrawal symptoms are most prominent. Positive health behaviors will increase during treatment within subject, and particularly towards the second half of treatment as reduction in cannabis use or abstinence is sustained.