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Andrew Hartman (they/them) is a queer, Métis, neurodivergent, differently-abled human who wears many hats, as a program evaluator, health & wellness coach, and Founder of PsyHealth. They’ve worked for years helping others dream of new futures, navigate crisis, take first steps, and capturing experiences to improve access to health services.
Andrew is a psychologist in training, with a focus on applied social interventions leading local and national research projects related to improving access to care for marginalized communities’. The inspiration for PsyHealth stemmed from Andrew's lived-experience and the experiences they've witnessed in others. Through community research projects and award-winning Masters-thesis on shame and help-seeking. It is the wealth of research, interviews, and passion that Andrew has accumulated in their studies that inspired PsyHealth’s founding.
Andrew has over eight years experience supporting people as a crisis center operator, vocational advisor, and now as a certified Health & Wellness Coach with a specialization in chronic pain. Andrew is trained and certified in a variety of behavioral modification interventions - motivational interviewing, solution-focused behavioral therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, somatic experiencing, strength-based coaching, and empowerment coaching.
Andrew has learned, better than almost anyone, how much changes when our pain is seen, accepted, and embraced. Simply being acknowledged is a vital first step towards real healing. Andrew started PsyHealth because the rest of the world is still figuring this out. Andrew realized that there needed to be alternatives. A different way. A way for others to be seen and heard. A way to heal and regulate, safely.
Hello, I’m Bonnie; I am a descendant of the Metis people of Saskatchewan. My professional and personal background has taught me the inner working of various systems; where I focus on supporting individuals in navigating employment and/or achieving their optimal health. Part of my wisdom comes from personal experiences as a chronic pain warrior, cancer survivor, and witnessing experiences through loved ones. I feel honoured to walk alongside clients during life changing events on their road to new beginnings.
Pain and suffering is a part of life, however, this can often be an overwhelming experience. Navigating these times can be extremely difficult and lonely. I understand how breaking cycles and moving forwards in your life can be difficult. My practice prioritizes providing you with the pieces that help you in living a life with less pain and return to the things you enjoy.
Together we can shape your behaviours, emotions, and thought patterns that move towards long-term sustainable changes. This is accomplished by developing insight and gaining perspective into your lived experiences while helping you build self-compassion and mindful boundaries. I hold space where you feel safe to explore both successes and setbacks, tools and resources, and receive encouragement and support that facilitates movement.
In our sessions, you will find a space focused around you. Where you can finally tell your story and build insight that facilitates movement towards your ideal life. The space holds empathy, curiosity, collaboration, and hope, where together, we will begin to overcome the barriers that may be occurring in your journey. You can look forward to having someone walk alongside you and provide you with the space and support to move towards living your best life.Don’t let anything hold you back a minute longer, book your discovery session today and explore what the future version of yourself could look like!
Momo is a researcher and avid learner from Saskatoon currently attending the University of Toronto for a PhD of Sociology. Momo has experience working in various capacities including program evaluation, knowledge synthesis, curriculum development, as well as graphic design, illustration, and web development. With a particular passion for knowledge translation and mobilization and sexuality studies, Momo hopes to continue work that promotes accessibility and social justice.
Outside of work and school, Momo likes to craft, diy, make coffee, and cuddle with cats!
Bio coming soon.
Raj is a software engineer who consistently strives to create novel solutions that enhance user experiences. He has extensive experience in programming languages such as JavaScript, TypeScript, and Java and is proficient in several libraries and frameworks including React, Angular, NestJs, and Node.js.
Currently pursuing his Master’s in Business Data Analytics at the University of Windsor, Raj is committed to leveraging his technical knowledge and analytical skills to solve complex problems. He is passionate about learning new technologies and tools to enhance his problem-solving abilities and provide innovative solutions.
In addition to his technical skills, Raj is also an avid swimmer. He enjoys staying active and always seeks new experiences to broaden his horizons. When he is not coding, he can be found playing games or watching anime.
Jessica is a curious Product Designer with a background in English Literature and Creative Writing. She strives to bridge the gap between businesses and their end-users to make a positive impact on affected communities and the environment through responsive, accessible user experiences.
When she steps away from her desk, Jessica spends her time reading about UX design-related case studies and upcoming trends; dissecting films, anime, or manga; and getting her daily steps exploring the city.
With her cup of matcha, Jessica looks forward to using her UX design, content strategy, and project management skills to share PsyHealth’s mission and values across the digital space to make wellness accessible to everyone.
Emily is a passionate Software Developer from Toronto, who loves talking, learning, and thinking about technology and people. Currently, she is a dedicated Computer Programming student at Seneca Polytechnic.
Driven by her desire to create meaningful change, Emily channels her programming skills towards improving lives and making a tangible impact on the world. In her role as a Junior Full Stack Developer at PsyHealth, she actively contributes to feature development, serving the mission of making wellness accessible to all.
When she is not immersed in code, Emily finds solace and inspiration in her diverse array of hobbies: she loves podcasts, listening to music, jamming on her guitar and drums, and rock climbing with friends.
Brian is a dedicated Computer Science major at the University of Victoria, located in beautiful Victoria, BC. As a Platform Feature Developer, he leverages his skills in computer science to create impactful solutions. With a heart committed to inclusivity, he actively advocates for creating spaces where everyone feels valued and supported. Combining his technical expertise with his drive for social impact, Brian aspires to contribute to creating more inclusive systems that uplift and empower individuals from all walks of life.
Apart from his academic and professional pursuits, Brian indulges in a range of exciting hobbies. From the elegance of gymnastics to the tranquility of swimming and the thrill of rock climbing, he finds joy in outdoor adventures. Brian also loves the adrenaline rush of the occasional polar plunge in Victoria's refreshing waters.
Andrew Hartman (they/them) is a queer, Métis, neurodivergent, differently-abled human who wears many hats, as a program evaluator, health & wellness coach, and Founder of PsyHealth. They’ve worked for years helping others dream of new futures, navigate crisis, take first steps, and capturing experiences to improve access to health services.
Andrew is a psychologist in training, with a focus on applied social interventions leading local and national research projects related to improving access to care for marginalized communities’. The inspiration for PsyHealth stemmed from Andrew's lived-experience and the experiences they've witnessed in others. Through community research projects and award-winning Masters-thesis on shame and help-seeking. It is the wealth of research, interviews, and passion that Andrew has accumulated in their studies that inspired PsyHealth’s founding.
Andrew has over eight years experience supporting people as a crisis center operator, vocational advisor, and now as a certified Health & Wellness Coach with a specialization in chronic pain. Andrew is trained and certified in a variety of behavioral modification interventions - motivational interviewing, solution-focused behavioral therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, somatic experiencing, strength-based coaching, and empowerment coaching.
Andrew has learned, better than almost anyone, how much changes when our pain is seen, accepted, and embraced. Simply being acknowledged is a vital first step towards real healing. Andrew started PsyHealth because the rest of the world is still figuring this out. Andrew realized that there needed to be alternatives. A different way. A way for others to be seen and heard. A way to heal and regulate, safely.
Bonnie grew up in the family nursing home business. From a young age, she learned empathy and compassion for those with chronic pain. She’s a learner, and she’s spent most of her life feeding her curiosity. Bonnie has completed her Masters in Leadership in Higher Education from the University of Saskatchewan. She’s spent much of her life in leadership and human resources roles. She believes that giving back is vital, and has been involved as a volunteer at various local community initiatives (e.g., Canadian Blood Bank, Festival of Trees).
Bonnie started as a divorced single parent with two children in her early 20’s who later remarried and grew her family to six. She learned at an early age how life plays a toll on our health having had one child living with a debilitating disease, one child going through numerous heart surgeries, another with chronic allergies and learning disabilities, and herself a recent survivor of breast cancer understands the importance of our health now more than ever. Bonnie is certified and equipped to coach a wide range of individuals. She embraces walking alongside those throughout critical life changing events and on their road to new beginnings (e.g., going back to school, career change, divorce, new diagnosis).
Bio coming soon.
Andrew Hartman (they/them) is a queer, Métis, neurodivergent, differently-abled human who wears many hats, as a program evaluator, health & wellness coach, and Founder of PsyHealth. They’ve worked for years helping others dream of new futures, navigate crisis, take first steps, and capturing experiences to improve access to health services.
Andrew is a psychologist in training, with a focus on applied social interventions leading local and national research projects related to improving access to care for marginalized communities’. The inspiration for PsyHealth stemmed from Andrew's lived-experience and the experiences they've witnessed in others. Through community research projects and award-winning Masters-thesis on shame and help-seeking. It is the wealth of research, interviews, and passion that Andrew has accumulated in their studies that inspired PsyHealth’s founding.
Andrew has over eight years experience supporting people as a crisis center operator, vocational advisor, and now as a certified Health & Wellness Coach with a specialization in chronic pain. Andrew is trained and certified in a variety of behavioral modification interventions - motivational interviewing, solution-focused behavioral therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, somatic experiencing, strength-based coaching, and empowerment coaching.
Andrew has learned, better than almost anyone, how much changes when our pain is seen, accepted, and embraced. Simply being acknowledged is a vital first step towards real healing. Andrew started PsyHealth because the rest of the world is still figuring this out. Andrew realized that there needed to be alternatives. A different way. A way for others to be seen and heard. A way to heal and regulate, safely.
Bonnie grew up in the family nursing home business. From a young age, she learned empathy and compassion for those with chronic pain. She’s a learner, and she’s spent most of her life feeding her curiosity. Bonnie has completed her Masters in Leadership in Higher Education from the University of Saskatchewan. She’s spent much of her life in leadership and human resources roles. She believes that giving back is vital, and has been involved as a volunteer at various local community initiatives (e.g., Canadian Blood Bank, Festival of Trees).
Bonnie started as a divorced single parent with two children in her early 20’s who later remarried and grew her family to six. She learned at an early age how life plays a toll on our health having had one child living with a debilitating disease, one child going through numerous heart surgeries, another with chronic allergies and learning disabilities, and herself a recent survivor of breast cancer understands the importance of our health now more than ever. Bonnie is certified and equipped to coach a wide range of individuals. She embraces walking alongside those throughout critical life changing events and on their road to new beginnings (e.g., going back to school, career change, divorce, new diagnosis).
Momo is a researcher and avid learner from Saskatoon. She has worked in various capacities including program evaluation for Restorative Circles Initiative’s New Horizons Program and developing OUTSaskatoon’s 2SLGBTQ Gender-Based Violence education workbooks. She is currently a working on her Masters at the University of Saskatchewan. Momo’s research and advocacy interests are mostly based in the intersections of health sociology, body sociology, and 2SLGBTQ experiences. She has particular passion for issues in sexual & reproductive health. She aims to continue work that promotes accessibility and justice within the field of public health.
Momo has had personal experience with seeking help and feeling unheard by various health services. She has felt the frustration of convincing health service providers—and herself!—of the validity of her pain. Momo truly believes in PsyHealth’s vision and she hopes to support PsyHealth in providing a safe space for individuals so that they can find the care they deserve.
Bio coming soon.
Andrew Hartman (they/them) is a queer, Métis, neurodivergent, differently-abled human who wears many hats, as a program evaluator, health & wellness coach, and Founder of PsyHealth. They’ve worked for years helping others dream of new futures, navigate crisis, take first steps, and capturing experiences to improve access to health services.
Andrew is a psychologist in training, with a focus on applied social interventions leading local and national research projects related to improving access to care for marginalized communities’. The inspiration for PsyHealth stemmed from Andrew's lived-experience and the experiences they've witnessed in others. Through community research projects and award-winning Masters-thesis on shame and help-seeking. It is the wealth of research, interviews, and passion that Andrew has accumulated in their studies that inspired PsyHealth’s founding.
Andrew has over eight years experience supporting people as a crisis center operator, vocational advisor, and now as a certified Health & Wellness Coach with a specialization in chronic pain. Andrew is trained and certified in a variety of behavioral modification interventions - motivational interviewing, solution-focused behavioral therapy, cognitive behavioural therapy, somatic experiencing, strength-based coaching, and empowerment coaching.
Andrew has learned, better than almost anyone, how much changes when our pain is seen, accepted, and embraced. Simply being acknowledged is a vital first step towards real healing. Andrew started PsyHealth because the rest of the world is still figuring this out. Andrew realized that there needed to be alternatives. A different way. A way for others to be seen and heard. A way to heal and regulate, safely.
Bonnie grew up in the family nursing home business. From a young age, she learned empathy and compassion for those with chronic pain. She’s a learner, and she’s spent most of her life feeding her curiosity. Bonnie has completed her Masters in Leadership in Higher Education from the University of Saskatchewan. She’s spent much of her life in leadership and human resources roles. She believes that giving back is vital, and has been involved as a volunteer at various local community initiatives (e.g., Canadian Blood Bank, Festival of Trees).
Bonnie started as a divorced single parent with two children in her early 20’s who later remarried and grew her family to six. She learned at an early age how life plays a toll on our health having had one child living with a debilitating disease, one child going through numerous heart surgeries, another with chronic allergies and learning disabilities, and herself a recent survivor of breast cancer understands the importance of our health now more than ever. Bonnie is certified and equipped to coach a wide range of individuals. She embraces walking alongside those throughout critical life changing events and on their road to new beginnings (e.g., going back to school, career change, divorce, new diagnosis).
Aleisha was introduced to PsyHealth in 2021 and immediately felt a deep appreciation for the company's vision and ethos, jumping on board to lend her administrative skills to help the cogs of the company run smoothly and easily. She loves roles where she can support others so that they are able to show up as their best and brightest; this comes into play in many ways, from supporting the PsyHealth team, to mothering her two strong-willed Aries boys, and in her passion projects facilitating personal development workshops and one-on-one sessions.
Aleisha feels most fulfilled when she can be in service to the empowerment of individuals, and while her work with PsyHealth is more indirect and administrative, she loves that she gets to be part of this community that so deeply believes in supporting the whole person on their journey in wellness.
Aleisha is an INFJ Cancer who enjoys baking (mmm, cookies), making lists, dancing, reflective journaling, and apparently crafting a latte every morning only to forget about it until she finds it in the microwave two hours later.
Momo is a researcher and avid learner from Saskatoon currently attending the University of Toronto for a PhD of Sociology. Momo has experience working in various capacities including program evaluation, knowledge synthesis, curriculum development, as well as graphic design, illustration, and web development. With a particular passion for knowledge translation and mobilization and sexuality studies, Momo hopes to continue work that promotes accessibility and social justice.
Outside of work and school, Momo likes to craft, diy, make coffee, and cuddle with cats!
Raj is a software engineer who consistently strives to create novel solutions that enhance user experiences. He has extensive experience in programming languages such as JavaScript, TypeScript, and Java and is proficient in several libraries and frameworks including React, Angular, NestJs, and Node.js.
Currently pursuing his Master’s in Business Data Analytics at the University of Windsor, Raj is committed to leveraging his technical knowledge and analytical skills to solve complex problems. He is passionate about learning new technologies and tools to enhance his problem-solving abilities and provide innovative solutions.
In addition to his technical skills, Raj is also an avid swimmer. He enjoys staying active and always seeks new experiences to broaden his horizons. When he is not coding, he can be found playing games or watching anime.
Jessica is a curious Product Designer with a background in English Literature and Creative Writing. She strives to bridge the gap between businesses and their end-users to make a positive impact on affected communities and the environment through responsive, accessible user experiences.
When she steps away from her desk, Jessica spends her time reading about UX design-related case studies and upcoming trends; dissecting films, anime, or manga; and getting her daily steps exploring the city.
With her cup of matcha, Jessica looks forward to using her UX design, content strategy, and project management skills to share PsyHealth’s mission and values across the digital space to make wellness accessible to everyone.
Emily is a passionate Software Developer from Toronto, who loves talking, learning, and thinking about technology and people. Currently, she is a dedicated Computer Programming student at Seneca Polytechnic.
Driven by her desire to create meaningful change, Emily channels her programming skills towards improving lives and making a tangible impact on the world. In her role as a Junior Full Stack Developer at PsyHealth, she actively contributes to feature development, serving the mission of making wellness accessible to all.
When she is not immersed in code, Emily finds solace and inspiration in her diverse array of hobbies: she loves podcasts, listening to music, jamming on her guitar and drums, and rock climbing with friends.
Brian is a dedicated Computer Science major at the University of Victoria, located in beautiful Victoria, BC. As a Platform Feature Developer, he leverages his skills in computer science to create impactful solutions. With a heart committed to inclusivity, he actively advocates for creating spaces where everyone feels valued and supported. Combining his technical expertise with his drive for social impact, Brian aspires to contribute to creating more inclusive systems that uplift and empower individuals from all walks of life.
Apart from his academic and professional pursuits, Brian indulges in a range of exciting hobbies. From the elegance of gymnastics to the tranquility of swimming and the thrill of rock climbing, he finds joy in outdoor adventures. Brian also loves the adrenaline rush of the occasional polar plunge in Victoria's refreshing waters.
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