Halla Mannering is deeply connected within modern cannabis culture. She’s passionate about social justice issues and educating others about the problematic stigmas that often accompany cannabis. She uses her BS in Psychological Science and her Agency Affiliated Counselor license to examine the true benefits of cannabis use for mental health, creating cannabis articles that are accessible, empowering, and research-based.
Halla’s education in psychology and work experience as a mental health counselor led her to further examine the possibilities of cannabis. That exploration naturally led to pursuing a career in this writing niche. When Halla isn’t writing about herself in the third person, she’s creating cannabis articles that are accessible, empowering, and research-based.
Education
BS in Psychological Science, a degree that places an emphasis on the biochemical components of mental health. She also has her Agency Affiliated Counselor license, which has allowed her to examine the true benefits of cannabis use for mental health.
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