Meet Our Board Members

Kelsey Fitch, is an award-winning Canadian country music singer/songwriter, mother of two, manager of her family-owned garbage disposal and recycling company, blogger, content creator, mental health advocate, public speaker, founder of Neoma Wellness, and Evoke conference.

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Diagnosed with anxiety and depression in 2011, Kelsey has been sharing her unique life story, in hopes to inspire others, help end the stigma, and create opportunities for mental health awareness.

Vanessa Lamont is the owner and founder of Belle Ame Healing, a practicing clairvoyant for 7 years, transformational life coach, mother of 2, and lover of all things health and wellness.  Vanessa is committed to continued education in her field, and holds many certificates on understanding mental health, and holds certifications in trauma informed practices to best serve her clients.

 

Vanessa has been invited to speak at numerous business conferences and retreats, sharing her background to finding her spirituality, and tapping into her intuitive gifts. 

 

She has mentored many local businesses throughout Saskatchewan and Alberta, to find better balance in reaching their goals and leading a life of purpose. Vanessa offers energetic healing practices, mindset and transformational coaching, as well as teaches a variety of classes leading men and women to finding their authentic selves, embracing self acceptance, and leading a life of intention and their soul’s passion.

Jasmin Blais is an entrepreneur with a wedding photography business, and she is also a financial broker. Jasmin captures memories AND helps people build the life they want, which has always been her dream!

 

Jasmin has always been an advocate for mental health, since struggling with her own anxiety for years. She is a firm believer in community and supporting others, which is why she is so excited to be a part of the Neoma Wellness board, to help create accessible mental health supports and resources! 

Kandace is a mother of two, and a registered Social Worker residing outside of Prince Albert.

 

She has worked in various capacities, the very last as a General Manager for the YWCA, housing our homeless population for 7 years. Kandace also has experience is in counselling, trauma work, community events, and delivery of training, to name a few.

 

 Kandace started her company, Cradled Wellness a few years ago, and will be moving the focus to counselling and wellness services. 

Her and her husband also own and operate Korycki Mechanical Inc, which Kandace has helped grow since its inception, in areas of management expertise, HR, bookkeeping, structures and hiring etc.

 

She has experience sitting on two boards - currently Regional Victim Services and formerly Mothers against Drunk Driving, as a volunteer, event coordinator, and a member of the governance committee.

 

Kandace is passionate about overall wellness, healing and providing a holistic lens to help individuals on their journey.

Courtney Quinn is a life coach, entrepreneur, fiancé, and boy mama. Born and raised in a small northern town, she grew up with young single mom, and a father who struggled with addiction to alcohol.

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Courtney went to U of S where she received her degree in Kinesiology and started personal training and helping people change their lives through health and movement. She started her online coaching business and after helping 100s of people she realized the problem was not another workout or diet plan. The problem was deeper.

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With that she got certified in life coaching and started to help women transform their lives by choosing themselves and creating happiness within so they could achieve their goals and live a life they love to wake up to!

Kathleen is a mother, a yoga teacher, and a registered social worker with over 10 years of experience working with children, youth, adults, and families.

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She has worked in various capacities, most recently as a private counsellor. She has extensive experience working in the mental health field. Her passion is blending her yoga background with social work to create holistic mental health practises. 

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After becoming a mom, Kathleen recognized a gap in service for new moms and caregivers of young kids. She strives to find new ways to be more inclusive for caregivers, families, and children in both yoga and mental health. She strongly believes that we need to build community so that we can all support each other!

Alison Forsberg is a mental performance coach, entrepreneur, social media manager/personal assistant, and mental health advocate. 

 

Alison grew up in the competitive dance and rhythmic gymnastics industries. She has been able to take her passions for dance and mental health and turn them into her career by starting her business, Train Your Brain. Train Your Brain stemmed from a gap that Alison noticed in the performance-based sports industry. She now supports young female-identifying athletes by teaching them the importance of taking care of their mental health, how to create a supportive mental performance that allows them to thrive in their sport, and shows them that they are not alone in their feelings that come up when training as a competitive/elite athlete.

 

Alison is honoured to be able to use her personal experiences with mental health to help raise awareness, break the stigma, and support women in their mental health and wellbeing journeys. 

Sarah Longpre is an entrepreneur, instructor, Pole Theatre Canada National Organizer, public speaker, mom of 2, and step mom of 1! The sole owner of Saskatoon Pole & Dance Studio opened their doors in 2018 believing that everyone deserves a safe space to express themselves through movement. 

 

We are a small team of dedicated, passionate individuals that live and breathe pole, dance, aerials and fitness. Not only do we do what we love, but we also love to share our passions with our community. Sarah has led Saskatoon Pole & Dance Studio with a focus on community and with their help, Sarah has donated over $19,000.00 to local organizations since 2018.

She was honoured to be nominated in 2024 at the YWCA Women of Distinction Awards for Leadership in Athletics, and has recently started public speaking to share her story of navigating entrepreneurship while experiencing trauma.

Emily is a mom to three energetic boys, a wife, a small business owner and an Insurance Broker. She lives in a small town and has deep committment to her community.

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Navigating the challenges of postpartum depression and later on, anxiety, has been a significant part of her journey. These experiences have shaped her into a resilient and empathetic individual, fueling her passion for supporting others in similar situations, and advocating for mental health. She is very excited to serve on the Neoma Wellness board!