"Raising the Vibration"
"Across Canada, multiple stakeholders and communities are mobilizing to address the challenges of PTSD and related mental health conditions. These stakeholder organizations (often led by individuals with lived experience) operate at both the national and regional level. They can provide services and peer support, as well as leadership and expertise to strengthen research, innovation, knowledge exchange and awareness, and to develop tools and resources for Canadians, employers, and health care providers." Source: www.canada.ca
Wildly Empowered is an example of one of those organizations. Since becoming a federally registered nonprofit organization in 2017, Wildly Empowered has explored projects that “bridge the gap” between professional organizations and independent facilitators in order to enhance access and encourage attendance to all types of modalities that support mental health. Greatly uplifted by the clear understanding that much of society is aware of the same need, initial projects included the implementation of a yoga program at an addictions treatment facility and connections for organization leaders to highly skilled service providers for their own health support.
Current Board of Directors as well as committee members, advisors and contractors include carefully selected,
highly experienced individuals from varying backgrounds and disciplines. Wildly Empowered connects and collaborates with the most dedicated and charitable people who share and demonstrate our aligned values.
Contact us to explore how to you can share your unique gifts to raise the collective vibration; offering more powerfully sustainable, positive mental health solutions. Donate or volunteer today.
Board of Directors

Sherri Marienhoff
CEO

Kirsten
Scott
Fundraising Coordinator

Lynnett Tiszauer
Secretary

Uche
Ezetah
CFO
Advisors & Advisory Council
Wildly Empowered's Wellness Centre (currently in planning stage) will be the home of "The Lighthouse Program" which was initially envisioned by the founders of Inspiring Light Foundation, Dawn Southey Hills and Malcolm Hills, survivors of PTSD. With our aligned goals, the board of directors accepted a request from Dawn and Malcolm, along with Rae-Ann Wood-Schatz of Integrity Seminars to help bring their vision to fruition.
Wildly Empowered is in search of additional volunteers on the Advisory Council for this project as well as other initiatives. Please contact us to discuss and learn more, and visit the "Get Involved" page to apply through the Volunteer Application form!