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 practice 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.

Raised in the small town of Legal, Alberta, I was surrounded by the values of integrity, hard work, and resilience. I grew up with a love for horses; when my dad brought home our first horse, “Valley,” I was hooked. Along came 4-H and Teen Time, which only deepened my passion.

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I’ve dedicated my recent career to working with at-risk youth and children with varying abilities. As an Educational Assistant, I provide emotional support in inclusive settings, helping students manage aggressive, depressive, and destructive behaviors. I’ve also worked closely with families as a Family Support Worker, providing respite care, home support, assistance with community outings, and teaching life skills to clients.​

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In 2009, I founded my Equine Assisted Learning company. I offer a range of workshops, including women’s workshops, youth programs, corporate team-building, and family coaching.