Cannabis education is THE hot topic on today’s episode. Massage therapist and Float Haven Health Spa owner Bronwyn Lyman joined Brandon and Angela to explore an entry from December 4, 2021 that shared insight about why teens really, really, really should not consume cannabis, unless it is a medical necessity. Mari writes about a trip to a high school (where all those students are finding their, as Mari calls it, “adulting sea-legs”) and why she wanted those high schoolers to learn more about their developing endocannabinoid systems. Mari did share about how she ended up in the vice-principal’s office and got a healthy dose of stigma reality check from that disciplinary action. Mari reinforced the lesson: generally-speaking, education is necessary, everywhere. Bonus lesson from Brandon: Two words. Stuart Little.

To learn more, https://whyy.pbslearningmedia.org/resource/nvtcq-sci-teenagebrain/the-effects-of-cannabis-on-the-teenage-brain-the-cannabis-question/

About Bronwyn Lyman

Bronwyn Lyman is an influential figure in the cannabis and holistic wellness landscape. Currently pursuing her graduate degree in cannabis medicine at Jefferson University, Bronwyn brings a unique blend of academic expertise and hands-on experience to the table. Alongside her academic pursuits, she juggles her roles as a devoted mother to three boys and as a seasoned massage therapist specializing in sports and medical massage.

About Float Haven Health Spa

Bronwyn is the co-owner of Float Haven Health Spa, nestled in the heart of Pitman, NJ, where she helps clients find balance and rejuvenation. At Float Haven, Bronwyn incorporates hemp-derived products into her practice and offers them for sale, enriching her clients' experiences with the healing benefits of cannabis. Outside of her professional endeavors, she finds solace in travel, hiking, and immersing herself in the beauty of nature.