Healing Is Possible

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Sherri Mack BSN- RN is a leading force in the burgeoning cannabis industry as a nurse, patient, advocate, and activist. Sherri is CNO & VP of Nursing at Holistic Caring and Founder of The Green Nurse. Sherri utilizes her 35+ years of extensive nursing skills from the conventional system as a medical center specialist, clinical nurse liaison, and educator to bridge the gap between patients, traditional medical systems, and the cannabis community. Sherri mentors and educates other nurses and health professionals on the ECS and the safe utilization of cannabis at dispensaries, hospitals, clinics, and cannabis events, seminars, and expos the world over. Sherri earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Boston College. She is founding member of the Cannabis Nurses Network, International Association of Psychedelic Nurses and on the editorial advisory board for Cannabis RX Magazine. She is on the Board of Directors for American Cannabis Nurses Association and is a contributing author in the first cannabis nursing textbook, Carey S. Clarks’ Handbook for Nurses. Sherri has a four-time award-winning podcast – The Green Nurse Podcast sharing compelling stories of healing, decreasing stigma around using plants as medicine.

Sherri Mack BSN- RN is a leading force in the burgeoning cannabis industry as a nurse, patient, advocate, and activist. Sherri is CNO & VP of Nursing at Holistic Caring and Founder of The Green Nurse. Sherri utilizes her 35+ years of extensive nursing skills from the conventional system as a medical center specialist, clinical nurse liaison, and educator to bridge the gap between patients, traditional medical systems, and the cannabis community. Sherri mentors and educates other nurses and health professionals on the ECS and the safe utilization of cannabis at dispensaries, hospitals, clinics, and cannabis events, seminars, and expos the world over. Sherri earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Boston College. She is founding member of the Cannabis Nurses Network, International Association of Psychedelic Nurses and on the editorial advisory board for Cannabis RX Magazine. She is on the Board of Directors for American Cannabis Nurses Association and is a contributing author in the first cannabis nursing textbook, Carey S. Clarks’ Handbook for Nurses. Sherri has a four-time award-winning podcast – The Green Nurse Podcast sharing compelling stories of healing, decreasing stigma around using plants as medicine.

Elizabeth Childers is a Registered Nurse whose nursing career has spanned over twenty years. Elizabeth had always thought that she had taken care of just about every type of patient until she became a patient in 2012 after being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. After her diagnosis she became increasingly more ill and found that the more treatments she received the worse her disease progressed. Armed with her nursing knowledge and the desire to heal, she began a journey of healing that has led her to a place where her disease has remained in remission without treatments. Elizabeth’s desire is to share with people how they too can heal and how our society can utilize conventional Western medicine, holistic medicine and mindfulness to achieve healing.

Resource: https://www.hearing-voices.org/ Jacqui Dillon is an activist, author, and speaker, and has lectured and published worldwide on trauma, abuse, hearing voices, psychosis, dissociation, and healing. She is a key figure in the international Hearing Voices Movement, has co-edited three books, published numerous articles and papers and is on the editorial board of the journal Psychosis: Psychological, Social and Integrative Approaches. Jacqui is Honorary Lecturer in Clinical Psychology at the University of East London, Visiting Research Fellow at The Centre for Community Mental Health, Birmingham City University and a member of the Advisory Board, The Collaborating Centre for Values-Based Practice in Health and Social Care, St Catherine’s College, Oxford University. Jacqui’s survival of childhood abuse and subsequent experiences of using psychiatric services inform her work, and she is an outspoken advocate and campaigner for trauma informed approaches to madness and distress. Jacqui is part of a collective voice demanding a radical shift in the way we understand and respond to experiences currently defined as psychiatric illnesses. In 2017, Jacqui was awarded an Honorary Doctorate of Psychology by the University of East London.