Every Brain Matters is a community of support and advocacyĀ based on science and live experiences. Join us as we find freedom from marijuana and the drug culture expansion.Ā 

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Mar-Anon Family Group is a fellowship of those affected by another personā€™s marijuana use and is independent of Every Brain Matters.Ā  To view, Mar-Anon meetings, go to:Ā mar-anon.com/meetings/

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Young Adultsā€™ Cannabis Recovery Support Meeting

This support meeting is for individuals, ages 18 ā€“ 35, who have struggled with a cannabis use disorder (CUD), cannabis-induced psychosis (CIP), or cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS). This is a closed meeting for people who have struggled with these conditions. Attendees must be sober. We welcome newly sober newcomers seeking practical steps to stay sober and pursue a healthier life. We will not glorify the past; we will only look to learn from it. Our primary goal is to maintain sobriety, heal from the negative, long-lasting effects of using cannabis products, and help others achieve sobriety. These meetings will focus on abstinence. We do not support and will not discuss any form of marijuana maintenance plan.

The primary formula that we follow in our discussions is P.S.A. = Problem. Solution. Action.

This meeting will be held online on the 2nd Wednesday of the month starting August 14, 2024, from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm Central Time. For more information, contact Doug Dolan at [email protected]

Doug Dolan will be the moderator for these sessions. He is in recovery, sobriety date is April 19, 1997. Doug works extensively in substance abuse, mental health, and personal life transformation. He sits on multiple committees focused on these issues, as well as those focused on reducing overdose fatalities, suicide prevention, helping families in crisis, and various aspects of brain health.

REGISTER HERE

Every Brain Matters Speakers Meeting – Dr. Anette Edens- Monster to Miracles: Parent-driven recovery tools that work

Online Zoom Meeting

In this new era of industrialized THC, families need support and hope. Please join us on the first Friday of every month for messages of healing from the impacts of marijuana and the expanding drug crisis.Ā  There will be a Q&A at the end of each meeting. This meeting may be recorded at the presenter’s discretion.

Dr. Anette Edens is a clinical psychologist and published author. She has presented professional papers, lectures, and workshops addressing mental health professionals, teens, college students, and parents regarding substance abuse and recovery, associated family dynamics, and codependency. Her book, ā€œFrom Monsters to Miracles: Parent-driven recovery tools that workā€ is widely used by treatment programs across the country. She is a founding member and past president of the Association of Alternative Peer Groups (AAPG) board.
Dr. Edens began her academic career at a small private university researching the efficacies of various treatment modalities for adolescents, ultimately consulting with various alternative peer group (APG) programs. She facilitated the development of Archway Academy, a sober high school in Houston that is now recognized as exemplary among sober high schools. She has developed and consulted with numerous APG programs over the past 25 years. Her keen insights into the needs of teens and their families as they move through adolescence has earned wide acceptance in the academic, professional, and recovery communities.

Register for this meeting at this link. Once registered, you will be sent a Zoom link to join the meeting that you can save to your calendar. You will not be required to register again if you have already registered for a previous Speakers Meeting. If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected].

This meeting is free, but donations are welcome to increase our effort to support and advocate for families impacted by industrialized marijuana.Ā 

Link To Register

Meeting ID: 872 9417 0134
Passcode: ebmsupport

Climbers Family Support Meetings – Saturdays

Climbers with Joe Parker

Joe Parker leads this online family support group where participants learn family recovery tools that empower them to take the next step to help them navigate through a loved oneā€™s marijuana addiction, psychosis, hyperemesis, and other destructive behaviors. Whether families decide to take small steps or hike the mountain, each step counts and can positively impact their familiesā€™ relationships and health. These are open cross-talking meetings where people can ask questions and share ideas. We will focus on a different recovery topic each week.

This is a free meeting for everyone. A donation is NOT required to attend, but if you can help us compensate Joe for his professional expertise and time, please consider a donation of $20.00 per person or $35.00 per family. Donations can be made on our website or at everybrainmatters.org/donate/.

Join us every Saturday from 10:30 am to noon central time zone.

REGISTER AT THIS LINK. Please note this is a different registration than the Wednesday Climbers meeting.

Event Series Climbers Family Support Group

Climbers Family Support Group

A professional counselor leads this weekly online support group for families affected by a loved oneā€™s marijuana use. Participants learn recovery tools that empower them to take the next step while navigating through marijuana addiction, psychosis, hyperemesis, self-harm, or other destructive behaviors. Whether families decide to take small steps or hike the mountain, each step counts and can positively impact their familiesā€™ relationships and health.

In the world of recovery, families learn theĀ 3 Cā€™sĀ about the disease of addiction.

We didnā€™tĀ causeĀ it.

We canā€™t control it.

And we canā€™tĀ cureĀ it.

In the Every Brain Matters Climbers meeting, we talk about aĀ 4th C. How do weĀ contributeĀ to it positively or negatively? Itā€™s difficult for families to know what that means, so by discussing these situations, we gain clarity on the best response for our families.

We encourage each family member to work on their own recovery program. We allow cross-talking to share ideas, experiences, strength, and hope. Every family makes their own decisions and heals at their own pace.Ā We respect the feelings and privacy of those attending our meetings.

We ask for a donation to compensate for the professional expertise and time we provide, but this is not a requirement to attend. The suggested donation is $20.00 per person or $35.00 per family. Join us every Wednesday at 7 pm central time zone.

 

LINK TO REGISTER

Meeting ID: 827 4437 2483
Passcode: Climbers

Climbers Family Support Meetings – Saturdays

Climbers with Joe Parker

Joe Parker leads this online family support group where participants learn family recovery tools that empower them to take the next step to help them navigate through a loved oneā€™s marijuana addiction, psychosis, hyperemesis, and other destructive behaviors. Whether families decide to take small steps or hike the mountain, each step counts and can positively impact their familiesā€™ relationships and health. These are open cross-talking meetings where people can ask questions and share ideas. We will focus on a different recovery topic each week.

This is a free meeting for everyone. A donation is NOT required to attend, but if you can help us compensate Joe for his professional expertise and time, please consider a donation of $20.00 per person or $35.00 per family. Donations can be made on our website or at everybrainmatters.org/donate/.

Join us every Saturday from 10:30 am to noon central time zone.

REGISTER AT THIS LINK. Please note this is a different registration than the Wednesday Climbers meeting.

Event Series Climbers Family Support Group

Climbers Family Support Group

A professional counselor leads this weekly online support group for families affected by a loved oneā€™s marijuana use. Participants learn recovery tools that empower them to take the next step while navigating through marijuana addiction, psychosis, hyperemesis, self-harm, or other destructive behaviors. Whether families decide to take small steps or hike the mountain, each step counts and can positively impact their familiesā€™ relationships and health.

In the world of recovery, families learn theĀ 3 Cā€™sĀ about the disease of addiction.

We didnā€™tĀ causeĀ it.

We canā€™t control it.

And we canā€™tĀ cureĀ it.

In the Every Brain Matters Climbers meeting, we talk about aĀ 4th C. How do weĀ contributeĀ to it positively or negatively? Itā€™s difficult for families to know what that means, so by discussing these situations, we gain clarity on the best response for our families.

We encourage each family member to work on their own recovery program. We allow cross-talking to share ideas, experiences, strength, and hope. Every family makes their own decisions and heals at their own pace.Ā We respect the feelings and privacy of those attending our meetings.

We ask for a donation to compensate for the professional expertise and time we provide, but this is not a requirement to attend. The suggested donation is $20.00 per person or $35.00 per family. Join us every Wednesday at 7 pm central time zone.

 

LINK TO REGISTER

Meeting ID: 827 4437 2483
Passcode: Climbers

Climbers Family Support Meetings – Saturdays

Climbers with Joe Parker

Joe Parker leads this online family support group where participants learn family recovery tools that empower them to take the next step to help them navigate through a loved oneā€™s marijuana addiction, psychosis, hyperemesis, and other destructive behaviors. Whether families decide to take small steps or hike the mountain, each step counts and can positively impact their familiesā€™ relationships and health. These are open cross-talking meetings where people can ask questions and share ideas. We will focus on a different recovery topic each week.

This is a free meeting for everyone. A donation is NOT required to attend, but if you can help us compensate Joe for his professional expertise and time, please consider a donation of $20.00 per person or $35.00 per family. Donations can be made on our website or at everybrainmatters.org/donate/.

Join us every Saturday from 10:30 am to noon central time zone.

REGISTER AT THIS LINK. Please note this is a different registration than the Wednesday Climbers meeting.

Event Series Climbers Family Support Group

Climbers Family Support Group

A professional counselor leads this weekly online support group for families affected by a loved oneā€™s marijuana use. Participants learn recovery tools that empower them to take the next step while navigating through marijuana addiction, psychosis, hyperemesis, self-harm, or other destructive behaviors. Whether families decide to take small steps or hike the mountain, each step counts and can positively impact their familiesā€™ relationships and health.

In the world of recovery, families learn theĀ 3 Cā€™sĀ about the disease of addiction.

We didnā€™tĀ causeĀ it.

We canā€™t control it.

And we canā€™tĀ cureĀ it.

In the Every Brain Matters Climbers meeting, we talk about aĀ 4th C. How do weĀ contributeĀ to it positively or negatively? Itā€™s difficult for families to know what that means, so by discussing these situations, we gain clarity on the best response for our families.

We encourage each family member to work on their own recovery program. We allow cross-talking to share ideas, experiences, strength, and hope. Every family makes their own decisions and heals at their own pace.Ā We respect the feelings and privacy of those attending our meetings.

We ask for a donation to compensate for the professional expertise and time we provide, but this is not a requirement to attend. The suggested donation is $20.00 per person or $35.00 per family. Join us every Wednesday at 7 pm central time zone.

 

LINK TO REGISTER

Meeting ID: 827 4437 2483
Passcode: Climbers

Climbers Family Support Meetings – Saturdays

Climbers with Joe Parker

Joe Parker leads this online family support group where participants learn family recovery tools that empower them to take the next step to help them navigate through a loved oneā€™s marijuana addiction, psychosis, hyperemesis, and other destructive behaviors. Whether families decide to take small steps or hike the mountain, each step counts and can positively impact their familiesā€™ relationships and health. These are open cross-talking meetings where people can ask questions and share ideas. We will focus on a different recovery topic each week.

This is a free meeting for everyone. A donation is NOT required to attend, but if you can help us compensate Joe for his professional expertise and time, please consider a donation of $20.00 per person or $35.00 per family. Donations can be made on our website or at everybrainmatters.org/donate/.

Join us every Saturday from 10:30 am to noon central time zone.

REGISTER AT THIS LINK. Please note this is a different registration than the Wednesday Climbers meeting.

Young Adultsā€™ Cannabis Recovery Support Meeting

This support meeting is for individuals, ages 18 ā€“ 35, who have struggled with a cannabis use disorder (CUD), cannabis-induced psychosis (CIP), or cannabinoid hyperemesis syndrome (CHS). This is a closed meeting for people who have struggled with these conditions. Attendees must be sober. We welcome newly sober newcomers seeking practical steps to stay sober and pursue a healthier life. We will not glorify the past; we will only look to learn from it. Our primary goal is to maintain sobriety, heal from the negative, long-lasting effects of using cannabis products, and help others achieve sobriety. These meetings will focus on abstinence. We do not support and will not discuss any form of marijuana maintenance plan.

The primary formula that we follow in our discussions is P.S.A. = Problem. Solution. Action.

This meeting will be held online on the 2nd Wednesday of the month starting August 14, 2024, from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm Central Time. For more information, contact Doug Dolan at [email protected]

Doug Dolan will be the moderator for these sessions. He is in recovery, sobriety date is April 19, 1997. Doug works extensively in substance abuse, mental health, and personal life transformation. He sits on multiple committees focused on these issues, as well as those focused on reducing overdose fatalities, suicide prevention, helping families in crisis, and various aspects of brain health.

REGISTER HERE

Every Brain Matters Monthly Speakers Meeting

Online Zoom Meeting

In this new era of industrialized THC, families need support and hope. Please join us on the second Wednesday of every month for messages of healing from the impacts of marijuana and the expanding drug crisis.Ā  There will be a Q&A at the end of each meeting. This meeting may be recorded at the presenter’s discretion.

In October, we welcome Nina Manolson.

Nina Manolsonā€™s son had a severe episode of CIP (Cannabis-Induced Psychosis), and she was an important part of his recovery. Her experience underscores the power of family as a grounding and healing force during unstable times. She is passionate about the need for society to speak more openly about mental health, psychosis, and the dangers of cannabis.
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Professionally, Nina Manolson, M.A., is a Body-PeaceĀ® coach who helps people end their battles with food and body image, guiding them to feel at home in their bodies as they are. As a therapist, she focuses on helping women break free from dieting cycles and adopt compassionate, empowering approaches to eating and living, fostering lasting positive changes in their relationship with their bodies.

Register for this meeting at this link. Once registered, you will be sent a Zoom link to join the meeting that you can save to your calendar. You will not be required to register again if you have already registered for a previous Speakers Meeting. If you have any questions, please email us at [email protected].

This meeting is free. However,Ā donations are welcome to increase our efforts to support and advocate for families impacted by industrialized marijuana.Ā 

Link To Register

Meeting ID: 872 9417 0134
Passcode: ebmsupport

Climbers Family Support Meetings – Saturdays

Climbers with Joe Parker

Joe Parker leads this online family support group where participants learn family recovery tools that empower them to take the next step to help them navigate through a loved oneā€™s marijuana addiction, psychosis, hyperemesis, and other destructive behaviors. Whether families decide to take small steps or hike the mountain, each step counts and can positively impact their familiesā€™ relationships and health. These are open cross-talking meetings where people can ask questions and share ideas. We will focus on a different recovery topic each week.

This is a free meeting for everyone. A donation is NOT required to attend, but if you can help us compensate Joe for his professional expertise and time, please consider a donation of $20.00 per person or $35.00 per family. Donations can be made on our website or at everybrainmatters.org/donate/.

Join us every Saturday from 10:30 am to noon central time zone.

REGISTER AT THIS LINK. Please note this is a different registration than the Wednesday Climbers meeting.