30 min
End the Stigma: Autism and Cannabis See Beyond Behavior
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- Health & Fitness
Torri interviews Rhonda Moeller, co-founder of the nonprofit organization WPA4A (Whole Plant Access for Autism). WPA4A is focused on educating families and medical cannabis industry professionals about the science behind & benefits of cannabis for autism, while also helping families understand the complexities of using cannabis as medicine. Because of this, WPA4A has grown to be an amazing support group, giving a place for families to share access to information and connect on just about anything autism-related.
Cannabis as medicine has the potential to raise the quality of life for everyone involved. For Rhonda’s family, their lives changed overnight once they found a solution for behavior challenges that really worked. It has become her goal and mission to help families learn how to use it, why it’s useful, and its long-term benefits. Real life success stories shared by families across the nation keep the momentum going to see more progress, and provide powerful insight & information for other families. It is clear to Rhonda that when a child does better, the whole family does better.
Learn about the “entourage effect” and research from Dr. Ethan Russo that explains how cannabis compounds work together to provide more benefits and effectiveness. Another nonprofit education group doing work to end the stigma is MAMMA (Mothers Advocating Medical Marijuana for Autism), and their goals directly correlate with the work of WPA4A.
Resources for further understanding:
https://wpa4a.org/ http://www.mammausa.org/ https://www.leafly.com/news/cannabis-101/cannabis-entourage-effect-why-thc-and-cbd-only-medicines-arent-g https://www.cannabissciencetech.com/cannabis-voices/latest-medical-cannabis-research-dr-ethan-russo-discusses-neurological-research-dosing-and-more See Beyond Behavior podcast is a place for new insights, strategies, and collaboration-- so we may all feel a sense of belonging in a world full of differences.
Questions or comments? Contact Torri by email at torri@behca.com or via LinkedIn, and learn more at behca.com
Torri interviews Rhonda Moeller, co-founder of the nonprofit organization WPA4A (Whole Plant Access for Autism). WPA4A is focused on educating families and medical cannabis industry professionals about the science behind & benefits of cannabis for autism, while also helping families understand the complexities of using cannabis as medicine. Because of this, WPA4A has grown to be an amazing support group, giving a place for families to share access to information and connect on just about anything autism-related.
Cannabis as medicine has the potential to raise the quality of life for everyone involved. For Rhonda’s family, their lives changed overnight once they found a solution for behavior challenges that really worked. It has become her goal and mission to help families learn how to use it, why it’s useful, and its long-term benefits. Real life success stories shared by families across the nation keep the momentum going to see more progress, and provide powerful insight & information for other families. It is clear to Rhonda that when a child does better, the whole family does better.
Learn about the “entourage effect” and research from Dr. Ethan Russo that explains how cannabis compounds work together to provide more benefits and effectiveness. Another nonprofit education group doing work to end the stigma is MAMMA (Mothers Advocating Medical Marijuana for Autism), and their goals directly correlate with the work of WPA4A.
Resources for further understanding:
https://wpa4a.org/ http://www.mammausa.org/ https://www.leafly.com/news/cannabis-101/cannabis-entourage-effect-why-thc-and-cbd-only-medicines-arent-g https://www.cannabissciencetech.com/cannabis-voices/latest-medical-cannabis-research-dr-ethan-russo-discusses-neurological-research-dosing-and-more See Beyond Behavior podcast is a place for new insights, strategies, and collaboration-- so we may all feel a sense of belonging in a world full of differences.
Questions or comments? Contact Torri by email at torri@behca.com or via LinkedIn, and learn more at behca.com
30 min