My name is Corinne St. Martin and I am the founder of the WWCH and Wyatts mom.

Losing my son was an unimaginable loss that I will never get over. Losing my lifelong partner in such a short time after was devastating and left me feeling lost. I knew I wanted to create a space in honour of my son and my husband where people could gather and connect on a spiritual level while we all learn to navigate this human life. I found so much healing in art through my grief journey and I hope to bring that practise to others who may need it.

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My name is Kalita Wiebe and I am the co-founder of the WWCH and Wyatt’s sister.

Losing Wyatt and my dad so close together was a major turning point in my life. This incredible loss gave me the motivation to delve more into holistic healing and begin my journey as a herbalist and nutritionist. I’m currently a certified holistic nutritionist and a student at Pacific Rim College where I am getting a dual diploma in Holistic Nutrition and Phytotherapy. My goal is to work with others to help create sustainable, long-lasting changes for their overall health and wellbeing.

Amanda's coaching practice is uniquely enriched by her personal journey and professional expertise, empowering clients with transformative insights and a healing space. Having transitioned from a career in education following a profound personal loss, she brings a depth of empathy and understanding to coaching sessions. As an adult diagnosed with ADHD who has tirelessly worked with students with disabilities, Amanda's perspective allows her to connect with neurodivergent individuals as well as those on a spiritual journey in a deeply personal way. She is committed to guiding her clients toward long-term transformations where they break free from limiting beliefs and celebrate their unique paths alongside her. Amanda received her certificate as a Life Coach from Rhodes Wellness College in 2022 and can't wait to share the coaching space with you.