Whyse Wellness grew out of the success of The Whyse Approach, my workshops, and the courses I developed to help people understand trauma, navigate change, and create meaningful growth.

After years of working with people in education, health, community services, and other settings, I began bringing these ideas together through The Whyse Approach. It is a practical, wholistic approach to understanding how our experiences shape the way we think, feel, relate, and respond; asking why until you become wise.

The response to the workshops and courses made it clear that there was an opportunity to bring this work together in a broader way. I returned to university to earn my RCC credentials, opening new ways to support people as Whyse Wellness continued to grow and evolve. 

Today, Whyse Wellness encompasses counselling, workshops, training, consulting, and course development. The work may take different forms, but the goal remains the same: helping individuals and organizations understand mental health, find new possibilities, and move forward.

I consider myself to be “pretired,” a word I created to describe this particular stage of life when you’re supposedly retired but clearly haven’t quite got the hang of it yet. 😉