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Hey, my friends, we’re jumping back into the conversation with Josephine Canella-Krehl, an amazing medical professional legislative advocate. I can’t wait for you to hear the rest of this story. She’s a marvelous, marvelous woman in this cannabis industry. And she leads with her heart and her knowledge. So without any further ado, a continuation of my conversation with Josephine.

Josephine began her career as an outpatient mental health therapist working with individuals negatively impacted by substance use disorders. She’s worked with a variety of populations, but most notably in the field of hospice with terminally ill patients, and their families, of course, and as a bereavement therapist with young children, adolescents and adults.

My guest today has the most interesting background in neuro psychology, as well as music and expressive arts. Therapy. Kay Tummino is a shaman in her own right. And I’ve just become her student. As I listened to her open my mind and heart. She has this calm. I’d like to know this journey we’re on together just keeps getting better and better. Please enjoy this deep conversation about the spirituality of humans. And how cannabis helps us find all kinds of new pads to consider with our new friend, Kay Tummino.

My guest today has the most interesting background in neuro psychology, as well as music and expressive arts therapy. She is a shaman in her own right. And I’ve just become her student as I listened to her open my mind and heart. She has this calm I’d like to know.  This journey we’re on together just keeps getting better and better. Please enjoy this deep conversation about the spirituality of humans.

I’ve been reading some historical stuff about medicine and cannabis and origins and the like… Origins are so interesting and often not what you’d expect. One of the main symbols in my logo is an ancient historical graphic depicting medicinal help. I’m referring to the Rod of Asclepius that I drew on top of a cannabis leaf. It’s a stick with a worm or a snake around it.

I made it through the New Year’s celebration of bombs bursting in air with 3 of my 5 dogs shivering uncontrollably in my lap with their nails digging into my thighs and arms, slobber drooling down my lap and legs and all 3 dogs hyper alert and panic in their eyes. But all those eight year old little boys in grown men’s bodies were happy

I love what I’m learning. I couldn’t always say that… especially in high school and the limited college courses I took. They bored me to death and I hated reading. I didn’t realize till I was an old woman why. It’s physically difficult on my eyes… so I just stopped reading! That’s AWFUL for a human!  We just HAVE to educate ourselves in order to survive this planet as best we can and help those who struggle worse than we do! If you don’t know by now… surviving this planet IS our reason of life. To move the human story forward. To see how far we can go. What new adventures to try.

We’re picking up the conversation with Sara Ullery down in Venice, Florida. And she is… if you’ll remember, a life sciences educator and arts administrator and a bio field practitioner as well as a cannabis expert. She’s got quite a story to tell us all. And it was fascinating the last time if you didn’t get to hear it. Go back and listen to the first episode. I think 140 It is. This is episode 141. So come on. Join us

I am so excited that you came today to listen to Sarah Ullery. She’s an entrepreneur and arts administrator, a life sciences educator, a bio field practitioner, sacred activist for global compassionate coherence and committed to being a leader co-creating shared values and promoting awareness of our inner capacity for wholeness. The Presensing Institute in 2017 brought together 17,000 change-makers from around the world to participate in a virtual program called Theory U…as in Theory University.