How cannabis helps us access play and warmth in a traumatized world

In this video, neuroscience educator Sarah Peyton and trauma educator Rachel Lewett speak about the neuroscience of the Endocannabinoid system, and how cannabis can sometimes help us access spontaneous delight and accompaniment in a world that often feels devoid of both.

We also discuss addiction, the importance of Jakk Panksepp's research on the PLAY and CARE circuits, and how we can use family constellations to work with the dynamics that might be at play in our relationship with cannabis.

You can join us live in Portland, OR on Feb. 29th to explore your relationship with cannabis using family constellations; learn more at

The webinar referenced about the neurobiology of cannabis, which goes more into detail about CBD and other non-psychoactive uses of medical cannabis, can be found at:

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