Every Brain Matters Team

Aubree Adams is a national advocate dedicated to raising awareness about the public health impacts of the modern marijuana industry. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Exercise Science and Health Promotion from Colorado State University Pueblo and is a licensed physical therapist assistant.

Based in Pueblo, Colorado, Aubree witnessed firsthand the rapid expansion of the marijuana industry and its effects on her family and community. This experience led her to direct Every Brain Matters (EBM), a nonprofit organization committed to educating communities through the real-life stories of families impacted by marijuana-related harm. Every Brain Matters provides education, compassionate family support, and advocacy efforts to address the growing impact of today’s marijuana landscape. These stories are shared through the organization’s Voices of Marijuana Harms platform, EBM YouTube channel, and the podcast “It’s Just Pot: What’s the Problem?” Every Brain Matters has also recently released the documentary Colorado’s Cannabis Crisis: Profit or Loss, further highlighting the human and societal impacts of today’s marijuana.

Following her family’s recovery journey in Houston, Texas, Aubree founded Citizens for a Safe and Healthy Texas, an organization dedicated to community education and advocacy surrounding marijuana and hemp-derived THC products, including those legalized under the 2018 Farm Bill. During this time, she became actively involved in a family-driven recovery community, where she served as a host mom for youth and developed a deep understanding of recovery principles. This experience profoundly shaped her perspective on family healing and the importance of strong support systems. It ultimately led her to facilitate family recovery meetings through Every Brain Matters and to become a founding member of Mar-Anon, a 12-step program that supports individuals affected by another person’s marijuana use.

Aubree has been featured on national media outlets including Dr. Phil Primetime, Fox News, and Newsmax. Her written work has appeared in USA Today and the Denver Gazette, where she addresses emerging concerns surrounding cannabis. She has also presented her personal and professional insights before the FDA, the National Academy of Sciences, and in the documentary Chronic State, and has testified in multiple state legislatures on issues related to drug policy and public health.

Through her work, Aubree emphasizes the need for increased awareness, prevention resources, and support systems for families facing addiction and mental health challenges from cannabis-related conditions. She is committed to promoting informed decision-making and protecting families from the risks associated with today’s potent marijuana products.

For speaking engagements or more information, contact info@everybrainmatters.org.