The Every Brain Matters community educates about the health and environmental dangers of marijuana and the drug culture expansion by providing support for families and advocacy based on lived experiences and science.
The public is being deceived regarding industrialized marijuana products and their effects, like cannabis use disorder, cannabis-induced psychosis, and cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome, which has led to a public health crisis. No matter how much the drug culture expands, we will “Keep On Keepin On” because we wholeheartedly know that Every Brain Matters.
Today’s world is embracing more marijuana use while families pay a heavy price.
We provide support meetings, resources, and solutions for these families.
Families are Finding Freedom From Marijuana and the Drug Culture Expansion.
Every Brain Matters is proud to partner with the Parent Action Network.
Our Alliance
I recall that the first time I smoked pot, I was 15. Nothing happened that time, but the second time…
by Michelle Leopold When I discovered that my 14-year-old son Trevor was using cannabis regularly, I learned all I could…
My daughter and son were able to get medical marijuana cards for anxiety when they turned 18. The anxiety has been…
“September is National Recovery Month, a time to recognize and celebrate the nearly 60 million Americans who identify as being…
“What I wouldn’t do is commercialize it, legalize it on the Federal level, and open this up to institutional investors…
“It matters because everyone who dies of an overdose is someone’s child, sibling, parent, sibling, aunt, cousin, or friend, and…
By Joe Considine, Esq. Florida’s Marchman Act allows families, friends, or those with knowledge of an individual with substance use…
How does a family respond to a loved one with destructive behaviors, such as using marijuana or any drug? Cornerstone…
How does a family respond to a loved one with destructive behaviors, such as using marijuana or any drug? Cornerstone…
My son’s father and I divorced when my son was about two years old, and unfortunately, we had a lot…
Before using THC, my son had no medical or mental health issues. He was an honors student, athlete, and community…
I first used THC when I was 15. I had heard about it on the internet. I was an avid…