Nurse-led cannabis education
Better questions.
Better cannabis conversations.
Not sure what to ask your healthcare team about cannabis? The Cannabis Conversation Map helps you find the words—and bring your questions into the room.
Educational prompts. No diagnosis. No pressure.
What you can expect
The conversation map
A little preparation.
A clearer conversation.
You don’t need to know all the terminology. Start with what matters to you, then use the guide below to prepare questions for a qualified healthcare professional.
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Start with your situation
Think about your goals, your current medicines, and anything you feel unsure about. There is no wrong starting question.
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Find questions that fit
Explore the topics below. Pick the prompts that reflect what you want to understand—not what someone else thinks you should ask.
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Bring the conversation with you
Copy your chosen questions into your notes or bookmark this guide. Share it with someone who could use a starting point, too.
Your free starting point
“What should I ask my provider?”
Choose a topic to reveal conversation prompts. Make them your own, and keep the questions that matter for your next appointment.
This guide is educational, not medical advice. Discuss individual care, medication changes, and cannabis use with a qualified healthcare professional.
My goals & expectations
- What should we discuss before I consider cannabis for my goals?
- What other options should I understand?
- How would we assess whether my approach is helping?
Medicines & safety
- Could cannabis interact with my medicines or supplements?
- What risks matter given my health history?
- What should I know about impairment, driving, and daily responsibilities?
An experience I want to understand
- Could what I experienced be related to cannabis?
- Which symptoms would need urgent medical attention?
- What information should I track and bring to our next conversation?
Keep it handy: bookmark this page or copy a prompt into your appointment notes.
Make the first question easier
You don’t need all the answers to start.
Take one useful question into your next healthcare conversation.