Mariel’s life mission statement & motto is 'See the Light, Be the Light'.

Achieving her B.A. Counseling & Caregiving in 2012 she spent some time working with kids and at-risk youth in the mental health field. While she held mental health and youth at the highest importance, she wasn’t feeling fulfilled. For years, Mariel produced fundraising events that donated to community based organizations and programs that worked in the mental health field. Taking time off to connect to herself and look at the bigger picture of what had become her passion, Mariel decided it was time to create the largest amount of intentional impact in Canada’s mental health. Thus,  Foundation for Artistic Expression was born. You can find Mariel producing large scale fundraisers, building programs that support mental health, creating a united community and of course.... hosting ‘Probably Important’.

Over the last twenty years, Josh has been exploring wellness in different ways. What started out as an attempt to understand suffering has evolved into a path of becoming present. To simplify, his lens overall could be “what is keeping us from- what best brings us to- and what allows us to enjoy the present moment”

Josh’s personal exploration led him to his formal training and education. During his ten year career as a flight attendant Josh worked and shared experiences with a substantial range of people globally. Five of those years, he held a role in the ‘cabin crew recovery team’ where he worked with the effects of trauma and addiction that employees were experiencing.

Josh is a now a professional counsellor, launching his private practice Steady Wellness with the desire to meet the need for support, kindness and healing for 'All people - from All communities'.