We're here to create a diverse and inclusive conversation about cannabis, where information supporting both medicinal and recreational use is accessible to everyone.
To help develop a community that's smart about cannabis in Australia, we need people like you to join us.
If you're interested to learn, explore and start cannabis conversations amongst your friends and family, sign up to help us drive a positive change. We'll deliver expert information and people's personal cannabis stories straight to your inbox.
In creating a community that’s smart about cannabis, it’s people who are at the core of everything we do. It’s the individual’s who are taking action, starting conversations, and sharing their knowledge and experiences that are making a difference in the way cannabis is understood in Australia.
Here are the stories of people changing the perspective of cannabis in Australia.
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People are also the lifeblood of the cannabis industry. The shift in perception and research over time has taken cannabis from a villianised drug to plant-based medicine that we now understand has therapeutic applications. Cannabis is changing communities and the lives of individuals.
Cannabis has always brought people together. It has created communities who support the plant and those that oppose it. From ancient rituals using cannabis for life and death, to the era of hippies and prohibition, and right through to cannabis being used to help treat epilepsy, this plant is making a lasting impact on people and their cultures.
We partner with cannabis experts including researchers, doctors, consultants, pharmacists and growers to help give them a platform to share their knowledge. We hear and share stories from people who have experienced cannabis for better and for worse. The people you see at honahlee have the same goal in mind – to educate Australians about cannabis so that we can make good, informed decisions about cannabis. Not generalised assumptions.
honahlee is an inclusive and diverse place where every person’s experiences and opinions should be respected because each person’s experience is as unique as the individual. A community participating in discussion and sharing cannabis experiences is vital in destigmatising cannabis and moving it into the mainstream.
We believe that diversity is the art of thinking independently together.
We exist to serve the informed community we seek to create and with your help, that community will grow.
Our expert partners are specialists from different disciplines in the cannabis industry. They help guide and create content so that you can be confident that you’re getting information that’s reliable, relevant, and true. Join the expert team or learn more about our partners and how they contribute to cannabis research, education and industry growth.
Professor Ian Brighthope is a retired medical practitioner with over 40 years of experience. Ian has been a pioneer in Australian nutritional and integrative medicine. He’s the founder of Entoura, a medical cannabis manufacturer and educational company.
Caroline is a nurse practitioner and women’s health advocate. She is an advocate for natural therapies like meditation, yoga and always takes a holistic approach with her patients.
Dr Amy believes in taking an integrative medical approach. She incorporates knowledge and skills from a variety of areas including functional medicine, meditation, Ayurvedic lifestyle and more. Dr Amy has seen the power of cannabis first hand and treats patients with medical cannabis when applicable.
Thomas Arkell is a psychopharmacologist with a background in psychology and philosophy. He has a fascination with all things cannabis and a broad interest in how psychoactive drugs affect human behaviour and cognition and our experience of the world around us.
Steven Notaro is the Head of Legal and Regulatory Affairs for Cann Group Limited. He is committed to fostering the development of the Australian medicinal cannabis industry and supporting the supply of high-quality medicinal cannabis products to patients in Australia and across the globe.
Joel is the co-founder & CEO of Cymra Life Sciences a cultivator and manufacturer of medical cannabis. Cymra was one of the first companies to be awarded an Australian cannabis licence. He is excited by the possibility of producing cannabis medicine tailored to treat chronic pain patients.
Dr Hardy has been an addiction medicine specialist since 2010. He entered the medicinal cannabis space in search of evidence based alternatives to ineffective treatment for chronic pain patients. Dr Hardy has played a massive role in medical cannabis education.
Dr Joe Kosterich wants you to be healthy and get the most out of life. Dr Joe is a medical advisor to Little Green Pharma and writes for numerous medical and mainstream publications. Dr Joe continues to see patients as a GP each week and is a proponent for medical cannabis education.
Diandra Phipps is the COO and co-founder of Tetra Health, a leading healthcare network that assists patients and physicians in accessing legal medical cannabis across Australia. Diandra has over 5 years experience in the global medical cannabis industry across Canada and Australia.
Dr Hannah Kirk is a Developmental Neuroscientist and National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) Early Career Research Fellow in the Turner Institute for Brain and Mental Health, at Monash University. Hannah has a keen interest in childhood development.
Rhys is a drug policy and politics nerd with a social science background. He’s a passionate advocate for evidence-based drug policy and medical cannabis access.
Dr James Connell (Dr Jim) is an RACGP accredited General Practitioner. Dr Jim has developed special interests in chronic pain, palliative care, musculoskeletal medicine, chronic disease management and mental health. These areas of interest have naturally led Dr Jim to investigate and utilise cannabis medicines to help his patients optimise their quality of life.
Science and people’s experiences are two of the most important and opinion forming elements of the cannabis conversation. While science can tell us how the plant works, it’s people’s stories and experiences that actually shape public opinion, drive policies and create political change. Dive into real Australians’ cannabis experiences or share your own with the community.
We're here to create a diverse and inclusive conversation about cannabis, where information supporting both medicinal and recreational use is accessible to everyone.
To help develop a community that's smart about cannabis in Australia, we need people like you to join us.
If you're interested to learn, explore and start cannabis conversations amongst your friends and family, sign up to help us drive a positive change. We'll deliver expert information and people's personal cannabis stories straight to your inbox.
