**-**Francine MacInnis, PhD.**/**, is a clinical and organizational psychologist with more than 20 years of experience working with a wide variety of organizations and industries on what makes people and leaders perform and thrive to meet personal, professional and organizational goals. Dr MacInnis has worked as an organizational consultant for the federal government, for national as well as international consulting firms in specialties that include: identification of leadership potential, leadership assessment, feedback, coaching and development, managing change, employee engagement, career progression, diversity and inclusion and employee wellbeing and mental health at the individual, team, department, and organization level. In her own doctoral research, Francine studied not what makes people sick, but what makes people well (“happy”) a field that grew into what is known today as Positive Psychology. She continues to embed this approach in her clinical and organizational work. It is what powers her own personal and professional work.

**-**Rebecca Murray, M.A., MFT**/** has been leading the team at the Montreal Therapy Centre since 2003. She has an interest in developing leadership and promoting strong company cultures. Trained as a systemic therapist, she works with relational issues, conflict management, and improving communication skills. In her spare time, Rebecca is involved with the Canadian Savate (French Kickboxing) Federation and has competed both nationally and internationally in this discipline. Since 2007, Rebecca has coached the Canadian Savate team and has helped to train and prepare athletes for international competition.

**-**Amir Shoham, PhD.**/** has extensive experience in education, training and development, management and leadership. He has worked as a Director of Human Resources, as well as an Instructor, Dean and College Director. Amir is currently Adjunct Professor at Concordia University's John Molson School of Business.  After years of professional, academic and educational experiences, Amir decided to follow his passion to become a clinical psychologist. The unique combination between clinical and organizational psychology allows Amir to cultivate, promote and advance human behavior on both personal and professional levels. These experiences enhance his qualifications to work with clients and facilitate their growth. Amir completed his doctorate in Industrial/ Organizational Psychology at Université de Montréal. His research focused on the enduring interactions between individuals and their organizations, with a particular emphasis on the relationships between organizational culture and behaviors.

**-** Natasha Williot. M.A.,**/** is a drama therapist working in private practice in Montreal, Canada. She has worked with people from age 6 to 76 and is passionate about helping connect with their own strengths, wisdom, and ways of knowing.

**-**Samantha Abdallah,**/** is an art therapist and psychotherapist who is passionate about fostering creative expression and exploration in others and believes that every individual is innately full of the potential to heal themselves, face their problems, and find peace in their lives. In addition to her work as a therapist, Samantha has also developed and facilitated numerous in-person and virtual art therapy workshops for community, educational, and corporate settings. Her fun and engaging workshops are experiential and have focused on various themes such as self-exploration, stress reduction, emotional management, and team building. As a therapist and workshop facilitator, she works to provide a collaborative and non-judgemental environment where individuals can think and work outside of the box using creativity, curiosity, and an openness of heart and mind.

**-** Kat Teller **/** is a coach, yoga + meditation teacher and podcaster. She specializes in helping others recover from addiction and mental health and thrive in their recovery.  Kat uses a variety of modalities and tools, aligning both body and mind so that you can live a life of balance and fulfilment.

**-**Dan Misha Goldman, M.A.,**/** is an accredited music therapist, musician and music educator. As a performing artist and composer, he has toured internationally, recorded numerous albums and created music for film. His work has been featured on BBC, CBC and NPR radio stations. He has collaborated and toured with notable artists such as Feist, Jeff Tweedy and Timbre Timber. In 2016, he worked with astronaut Chris Hadfield on an album that was primarily recorded in orbit. As a music therapist and workshop facilitator, Dan has worked with individuals and groups ranging in age from 6 – 110.

**-**Rosaruby Glaberman, M.A.,**/** is a registered drama therapist, group facilitator and professional theatre artist with over 10 years experience facilitating therapeutic groups. She works in private practice and develops specialized communication workshops and trainings for diverse clientele.

**-**Jordie Yule, M.A. **/** is a counselor with over five years of experience in advocacy and psychoeducation. Jordie has presented workshops and psychoeducational content on mental health and well being, healthy relationships, suicide risk assessment, crisis intervention and feeding and eating disorders with organizations like Yellow Door in Montreal, and within educational settings. Jordie has also worked extensively with numerous organizations and institutions across the Ottawa region such as the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario and Hopewell Eating Disorder Support Centre, where she provided outreach on evidence-based prevention initiatives.

**-** Moire Stevenson**/** Dr. Stevenson is a clinical psychologist, speaker, writer, and mindfulness guide. With a wide range of experience and training, Dr. Stevenson offers various workshops using mindfulness-based techniques to