Lauryn House

06/19/2026

🚨 Registration is still open for our next Certified Medical Cannabis Consultant training cohort!

If you are interested in working in Minnesota’s medical cannabis industry, supporting patients, or building your knowledge of cannabis laws, products, dosing, ethics, and patient consultation, this training may be a strong next step.

Our live virtual training sessions will be held:

📅 Tuesday, June 23 | 5:00 PM–8:00 PM CT
📅 Wednesday, June 24 | 5:00 PM–8:00 PM CT
📅 Thursday, June 25 | 5:00 PM–9:00 PM CT

The remaining coursework is completed online through Lauryn House Academy.

This training is approved by the Minnesota Office of Cannabis Management and is designed to help participants build the knowledge and practical skills needed to serve medical cannabis patients professionally and responsibly.

Limited seats are still available.

To learn more or register, send us a direct message or visit: https://laurynhouseacademy.learnworlds.com/payment?product_id=cmcc-certification&type=course&packageId=package_69dde3e494f7c

Please share this post with someone who may be interested in entering Minnesota’s growing cannabis workforce.

Minnesota OCM approved CMCC training designed to prepare learners for safe, compliant medical cannabis consultation through live and asynchronous instruction.

05/22/2026

Minnesota’s cannabis market is moving fast, and many businesses are shifting from “getting licensed” to figuring out how to operate responsibly day to day.
We’re curious:
What do you think Minnesota cannabis businesses are most underprepared for right now?
Comment with your answer:
A. Staff training and onboarding
B. Documentation and recordkeeping
C. Medical patient consultation
D. Inventory and product tracking
E. Understanding changing rules
F. Local compliance checks
G. Product labeling and testing records
H. All of the above
We’d love to hear what you’re seeing.

05/21/2026

Let’s talk honestly about Minnesota’s cannabis market.
A lot of attention goes to licenses, applications, and launch timelines. But the harder part is what happens after that: training staff, serving customers responsibly, keeping clean records, understanding medical cannabis expectations, and staying ready for compliance checks.
So we want to ask the community:
Where do you think Minnesota cannabis businesses need the most support right now?
Comment with your answer:
A. Training staff
B. Building documentation systems
C. Preparing for medical patient consultation
D. Tracking inventory and products
E. Keeping up with rule changes
F. Preparing for local compliance checks
G. Labeling and testing records
H. All of the above

05/19/2026

Registration is now open for Lauryn House’s Certified Medical Cannabis Consultant training.

This program is for professionals who want to be prepared to support Minnesota medical cannabis patients and understand the consultation, documentation, and compliance expectations connected to the CMCC role.

As Minnesota’s market continues to develop, I believe trained professionals and clear workflows are going to matter more and more, especially for businesses preparing for medical retail endorsement.

Lauryn House’s CMCC training is Minnesota-specific, practical, and built around real responsibilities in the state’s cannabis industry.

Register here: https://laurynhouseacademy.learnworlds.com/payment?product_id=cmcc-certification&type=course&packageId=package_69dde3e494f7c

Happy to answer questions for anyone interested.

05/16/2026

Based on the conversation around what Minnesota cannabis businesses may be underprepared for, I wanted to share a simple explanation of where the Certified Medical Cannabis Consultant role fits in.

A CMCC is trained to support medical cannabis patients through responsible, patient-centered consultation.

That may include helping patients better understand:
• product types
• possible effects
• serving size and safety considerations
• documentation expectations
• when to refer questions back to a medical provider
• how to navigate cannabis in a more informed way

For businesses preparing for medical retail endorsement, the CMCC role matters because medical cannabis is not just regular retail. It requires a higher level of care, communication, documentation, and compliance readiness.

Minnesota’s market is still new, so this is a good time for professionals and operators to understand the role before the need becomes urgent.
What questions do you have about the CMCC role?

05/16/2026

NECANN was a powerful reminder that Minnesota’s cannabis industry is still being built in real time.

Charles and I were grateful for the opportunity to connect with operators, educators, advocates, entrepreneurs, and professionals who are all thinking about what responsible cannabis growth should look like in our state.

At Lauryn House, we are continuing to focus on practical cannabis education, CMCC training, workforce readiness, and compliance-centered tools that help people and businesses prepare for this next phase of Minnesota’s market.

We’re proud to be part of the conversation and excited for what’s ahead.

— Krystina & Charles
Lauryn House

04/27/2026

Last reminder: the next Lauryn House CMCC cohort begins tomorrow.

This is a strong opportunity for cannabis professionals, operators, and future medical cannabis consultants who want to be prepared, credible, and ready to serve Minnesota patients.

Live instruction begins Tuesday evening at 5:00 PM, followed by guided coursework through Lauryn House Academy.

If you have been waiting, this is the moment to register.
Seats are still available.

Enroll now at laurynhouse.com

04/27/2026

Behind every medical cannabis consultation is a person looking for clear information, respectful support, and a professional who takes their role seriously.

That is why Lauryn House built our CMCC training to be practical, professional, and rooted in patient-centered service.

Our next cohort begins Tuesday at 5:00 PM.

If you are ready to be part of Minnesota’s growing cannabis workforce, registration is open now.

Enroll at laurynhouse.com

04/26/2026

Minnesota cannabis operators: the medical cannabis side of this industry matters.
Having trained team members who understand patient consultation, documentation, product considerations, and compliance can help your business stand out as the market continues to grow.

Lauryn House’s CMCC training helps prepare professionals to serve medical cannabis patients with confidence, care, and a clear understanding of Minnesota expectations.

Our next live cohort begins in 2 days.

If your team is preparing for medical cannabis service, now is the time to get ready.

Register at laurynhouse.com