Dr. Saugh holds his undergraduate honours degree in health sciences and graduate degrees in public health, international/community development, theology and human relations/psychology from York University, Andrews University, Loma Linda University, and Wilfrid Laurier University, respectively. He is the former Program Manager for ADRA Canada, an NGO and humanitarian agency based in Ontario.

Dr. Saugh is the Health Ministries Coordinator for the Seventh-day Adventist Church of Canada. He is a dynamic speaker and engaging presenter who has honed his skills in pastoring for over 20 years. He has also served in the Canadian Armed Forces in the Royal Canadian Chaplaincy Service as Capt (Ret’d) and is currently a Chaplain with the Toronto Police Service. He is passionate about holistic wellness that embraces mind, body, and spirit. He is on a quest to help people build resiliency, recover, and return to a life of normalcy after tough challenges and changes.

Through her boutique firm, BM Leadership Coaching & Consulting Inc www.bmcoachingconsulting.ca, Betty offers customized, evidence-informed, pragmatic, and sustainable solutions. Her proprietary 3AModel for transformation has propelled impactful change within individuals and teams through group workshops, team coaching or 1:1 coaching. She is passionate about building the leadership capacity required to drive excellence in today’s complex and uncertain environments by leveraging practical wisdom.

As a scholar-practitioner, she designs and delivers leadership development curriculum and serves as faculty for institutions such as Royal Roads University, Canadian College for Health Leaders, LEADS Global, and Interpersonal Wellness Services Inc.
Betty's professional and personal contributions have earned her numerous accolades, including the International Association of Top Professionals (IAOTP) 2024 Empowered Woman of the Year Award, 2023 IAOTP Award in Executive Coaching, and the 2024 YWCA Woman of Distinction Award, among others.

To connect with Betty, visit her website, https://www.bmcoachingconsulting.ca/ , LinkedIn page https://www.linkedin.com/in/betty-mutwiri/ or reach out via email at betty@bmcoachingconsulting.ca.

Today, audiences are happy to join him on his rapid cycle ride down the never-ending road to recovery as he tours North America, bringing his good mental health message to audiences, drawing rave reviews, and standing ovations!

Equal parts comedian and mental health advocate, Tazz educates, enlightens, and inspires. After 30 years of denying he had the mental illnesses that were controlling his life, Big Daddy Tazz realized that being a manic-depressive, attention deficit, socially anxious dyslexic could either destroy or enhance his life… the choice was his.

For the last 20 years, Big Daddy Tazz has brought light and laughter to those with mental illness by raising awareness of how stigma affects us all. Tazz believes in educating, embracing, and empowering everyone so we can all stand tall and give stigma a bad name.

His comedy appearances include the prestigious Just For Laughs festival in Montreal, the Moncton Comedy Festival, CBC’s The Debaters and the CBC Winnipeg Comedy Festival, which can be seen frequently on CBC television and the Comedy Network.

Whether it’s a corporate event or charity fundraiser, comedy show or mental health keynote seminar, Tazz will make you laugh until you cry and then laugh some more. It’s the bi-polar way.

Joyce shares her compelling research and practice on the Well-being Intelligence Competencies™, providing tools and insights to address the escalating psychological safety, mental health, and wellness challenges leaders grapple with today.

Joyce believes all relationships and interactions affect well-being, so we must apply intelligence to refuel and foster resilience and performance.

Joyce hosts the What’s Happening at Work podcast, where she shares practical strategies about how what’s going on at work any day of the week affects well-being. She is the author of six books, a former college and university instructor, and a regular TV expert who has been featured in news media globally.

He has presented previously at the Global Wellness Summit, Canadian Professional Human Resource Conference, and CHAC National Conference and was published in the Canadian Journal of Aging in 2021 for his contributions to a project that addressed mental health, burnout, and compassion fatigue issues of frontline, long-term care workers during COVID-19.

Armed with her initial degree in Theatre/Acting, Campbell co-founded an improv and stand-up comedy company in the San Francisco area and, in 1995, began teaching team building to Silicon Valley start-up businesses, utilizing applied improvisational principles. Her doctoral work (qualitative, mixed-method, longitudinal study) on this method was completed at Stanford's Lucille Packard Children's Hospital (LPCH) with interprofessional groups of clinicians. The research was so notable that Stanford includes improvisational principles in the medical curriculum to this day.

Candy started Peripatetic Productions in 1995 as a vehicle to produce her first of three one-woman shows, which have all received rave reviews. The latest, Florence Nightingale:The Reluctant Celebrity, played off Broadway in 2023 and has been seen in 3 countries and several US cities, so far!

An award-winning actress (The Calling, released 2002), and film maker (Micropremature Babies: How Low Can You Go?), Campbell also writes children’s books, including, My Mom Is A Nurse; Good Things Come In Small Packages (I Was A Preemie); My Grandma Is a Nurse, and the series on applied improvisation from the arts, Improv to Improve Healthcare: A System for Creative Problem Solving and Improv to Improve Your Leadership Team: Tear Down Walls and Build Bridges.

Her research interests vary greatly, and have all come out of her clinical practice, including peer reviewed articles; a major motion picture film script about a nurse who goes to Vietnam, longitudinal qualitative study on the impact of a very-low-birthweight-infant on the family unit, which became an award-winning documentary film (Micropremature Babies: How Low Can You Go?), which has audiences on four continents, and more.

For more info, see:
https://candycampbell.com
https://FlorenceNightingaleLive.com

She earned her doctorate in education and counseling psychology, has worked to support mental health for 17 years, and regularly speaks at corporate trainings, workshops, university lectures, keynote presentations, and more.

She has provided custom training programs dealing with workplace civility, change management, depression, disengaged workers, burnout, self-care, and mental health to organizations, including the Department of Health & Human Services USA. She has written articles for publications, including the American Counseling Association (ACA), Entrepreneur, and Brainz magazines.

Whether she is speaking to someone one-on-one or standing in front of a packed conference arena at a national event, her goal is the same: to support, uplift, and motivate people to find self-love and spirituality, reach their highest level of consciousness, assume accountability for their own lives, and achieve their full potential.

As an Occupational Therapist with almost 30 years of experience and expertise in the field of health and safety, she emphasizes that prevention is the key to creating happy, healthy individuals, employees and businesses. The former host of the ‘Happy Hour With Sylvia!’ radio show, international keynote speaker, “activational” mentor and industry expert has proven that the way we look at corporate health, safety and wellness is due for a change of perspective; and Sylvia is leading the charge.

Her entertaining presentations focus on a proactive approach to building healthy lives and workplaces. Through the use of humour and her incredibly dynamic presentation style, Sylvia leaves audiences laughing, learning and going home with the tools and confidence to change their lives for the better.