Coming Soon: On-Demand Masterclass
Self-Medicating?
The Cannabis and Mental Health Conversation You Haven’t Had Yet
Featuring a psychiatric provider, cannabis educator, and Arizona MMJ certification specialist.
Is This Masterclass For Me?
You use cannabis for anxiety, stress, sleep, or mood, but still wonder whether it’s actually helping.
You’ve walked into a dispensary and felt overwhelmed by strains, products, dosages, or recommendations.
You’ve wondered whether getting an Arizona MMJ card actually makes sense, or what the process even looks like.
You want a real clinical conversation about cannabis and mental health without judgment or scare tactics.
What You'll Walk Away With
Mental health
evidence
Risks & harm
reduction
AZ MMJ card
process
Dispensary
navigation
Bonus budtender
guide
Your Hosts
Heather Bradley,
PMHNP-BC
Integrative psychiatric nurse practitioner focused on cannabis, mental health, and whole body wellness through clinically grounded, real-world guidance.
Travis Richard
Cannabis educator passionate about dispensary navigation, products, and helping people better understand cannabis use and available resources.
Kameron Anthony
Air Force veteran, entrepreneur, and Arizona MMJ certification specialist focused on safe, legal cannabis access, wellness, and community support.
Most providers won’t have this conversation with you. We will.
If you've ever wondered whether cannabis is helping, hurting, or somewhere in between, you're not alone.
The live event has ended, but the on-demand version is currently being finalized.
Join the waitlist below, and we'll let you know as soon as it's available.
Questions before registering? Feel free to reach out at: [email protected]
Terms & Conditions:
By registering, you agree to the following:
Must be 21+
Educational Content. This masterclass is for educational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice or establish a provider-patient relationship.
Communications. Receive event-related emails from Four Pathways Mental Health. You may opt out at any time.
