Has a diploma in applied psychology and counselling and designations are RPC-c, CCPCP and she provides counselling support through a place of acceptance, compassion and understanding.  She uses many different therapeutic techniques, primarily cognitive behavioural therapy.  Each individual is unique and their experiences being subjective, will have a customized treatment plan that can be adjusted as they move through the therapy process together.

Program Manager for Possibilities Recovery Center here in Saskatoon. I couldn’t be more excited to be part of the Possibilities journey and creation of this center, as well to be a part of the team created to help those living with substance use.

After many years of struggling personally with addictions, Brad decided he wanted to help people the way that so many others helped him. He initially began giving back by becoming an enthusiastic public speaker with an interesting style, connecting with his audience through poetry and honesty. His approachable nature makes him a great fit for connecting with any audience.

B.Ed., Spec.Ed., M.C. Canadian Certified Counsellor.

Clint is a registered Psychotherapist & Counsellor with the Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association (CCPA).  Clint’s private practice is The Shift, located at 267 – 3rd Ave South, www.theshiftonline.ca

Jacinda (BSW, RSW, CCTP) offers counselling and holistic wellness services delivered through a trauma-sensitive lens. Counselling includes evidence-based approaches and ancient mindfulness practices including breath work, somatic work, and trauma yoga.

Teresa connects with others as an Inspirational Facilitator and provides Tools 4 Success that will empower you to #MakeTheMostWithYourMoments.

Lindsay has worked for a number of community-based organizations, building on existing models, while challenging and advocating for more effective and efficient system outcomes.

is a Certified Life Coach. He is known for his action-oriented approach that produces results for his clients fast! He helps clients take their thoughts, dreams and goals, and turn it into their reality.

Ida has been working in the Mental Health and Addictions sector for many years! She has worked as a Case Manager in a harm reduction facility, where she fell in love with the area of advocacy and support for those with mental health difficulties, and addictions. Additionally, she has worked with youth and families who are dealing with a variety of barriers, to help them progress and find success. Ida was in charge of a program, dealing specifically with teen parents, who are navigating the social services industry. Advocating for people who have experienced trauma and other roadblocks is a passion of hers which she participates in professionally and personally.

Toni has been employed with SAI (Saskatchewan Alternative Initiatives) since 2009; started out providing direct support, advancing to Team Leader and then finally Coordinator all within our Vocational program. Upon finding SAI Toni realized her passion for Gentle Teaching and pursued becoming a certified Mentor and Master Mentor. Today Toni’s focus has shifted slightly to concentrate on SAI’s employee experience. She combines HR with an emphasis on culture to help employees find purpose and meaning in their role.

The Grind Performance was created as an idea of mine to help other student athletes with the mental aspect of their game and provide the necessary knowledge/ skills for them to perform at their highest potential on and off the field. After playing at the collegiate level I started understanding that many (if not all) student athletes dealt with mental health in one way or another. When I started talking more openly with my friends and other athletes I understood that there was a big lack relating to mental health and the mental aspect within sports. Relating to my own struggles dealing with Depression, Anxiety, Overthinking and Suicidal Thoughts - I wanted to create a resource and program in helping athletes develop proactive methods/ skills so they can succeed within their sport(s), studies and life itself. By focusing greatly on the mental side, The Grind Performance aims to help athletes navigate the many challenges and struggles so they can perform with unshakeable confidence and ease in any aspect of their lives. 

This is a grief support group for those have been left behind by suicide. It has been designed by professionals and fellow survivors, based on a narrative therapy style. We will be running our first, twelve week intensive group for parents, guardians, and grandparents beginning this October, 2019. A second twelve week intensive “Healing to The Max” group has been designed especially for youth and teens left behind by suicide. This group is for siblings and best friends whom are between the ages of 11 and 17 years.

offers daytime supports (vocational, recreational and/or volunteer), home support and supported independent living programs. We provide choices and opportunities for people with intellectual disabilities. Everyone in our community shares the privilege of living a life of dignity and respect as a participating citizen, which is why we partner with those we support to design personalized lifestyle options suited to the individual’s values, needs, dreams and desires.

The Canadian Mental Health Association Saskatoon Branch is a community-driven, non-profit organization dedicated to helping build healthy communities and ending the stigma around mental illness.

The YWCA Saskatoon offers short-term emergency shelter for all women and children who are in need of a safe place to stay for up to 30 days. We have staff available 24 hours a day 7 days a week. We are inclusive, accepting, and give our clients much more than just a warm bed for the night. Our shelter welcomes clients experiencing everything from domestic abuse, homelessness, addiction, and mental health issues.

Eden Paige began her creative journey with music and storytelling at a young age, which has now evolved into songwriting. Eden’s compassion and honesty come through in her work and speaks directly to the heart.

he Mental Health and Addictions First Responder Program is a two-year Diploma course. This one-of-a-kind program focuses on the ongoing struggles our communities are facing. We will explore topics such as mental illness, addictions, homelessness, trauma and more to address these complex issues.

Possibilities Recovery Center is a not-for-profit intensive outpatient program that opened in 2020. The Center fills a gap within the health care system. Our community is facing an addiction crisis. Substance Use in Canada is a problem that not only ruins the lives of those living with the disease and their families but also costs taxpayers $22.8 billion annually. When a person compulsively uses drugs or alcohol, their behaviours do not exist in a vacuum. The consequences from those who are living with addiction, of which there are many, carry outward in a capacity that heavily, and often tragically, affects their loved ones.

"Brenna's savasana will make you sweat!" or "I feel like I've given myself a deep tissue massage!" or "I felt like my muscles ACTUALLY melted away from my bones. Never have I ever been so relaxed in a meditation practice!" are just a few glimpses down the rabbit hole of experiences that you will take away from Brenna's classes. Brenna's gifts lie in her ability to feel what her students are thinking. Since every day has different ebbs and flows, the practices are geared towards balancing out the mind through physical practice. Essentially, whatever the students are feeling when they walk through the doors, they receive in their physical practice. The students really do guide Brenna's classes. Brenna views herself as merely a translator of thoughts and emotions into physical movements.

Our ownership group carries over 50 years of combined experience in the Employee Benefits & Group Retirement sectors. This combination of experience and innovation has created our unique and cutting edge brokerage. Our goal is not to be the biggest brokerage but to be the best at what we do. Our service platform is second to none and separates us from our competition! Our passion is working with businesses and people offering support and insight.

The You are More Project is a mental and sexual health initiative. This project will help give our youth a voice to reclaim what was taken from them after their experiences with sexual violence. Through our events we will explore what mental and sexual health are, ally ship and reconnect with our bodies and communities through movement.

A Centre for internal growth - we are located in Saskatoon, SK and are Saskatchewan's first and only organization providing a proactive approach towards normalizing mental health.

The Canadian Mental Health Association Saskatoon Branch is a community-driven, non-profit organization dedicated to helping build healthy communities and ending the stigma around mental illness