Stewardship that keeps our mission strong and our impact focused.

Kelsey Fitch is a Canadian award-winning singer/songwriter, mother of two, manager of her family’s waste management company, lifestyle creator, mental health advocate, speaker, and founder of Neoma Wellness and The Evoke Conference. After years of pressure in the music industry and major life changes—including motherhood and the sudden loss of her father—Kelsey faced her own battles with anxiety and depression. Seeing a lack of community, education, and accessible mental-health support, she committed herself to healing and to helping others do the same. Today, she uses her platforms and events to raise awareness, advocate for better care, and share practical tools for wellness and self-love.

Brittany Chyz is a Saskatoon-based Registered Massage Therapist with 16 years of experience, known for her warm presence and passion for wellness. With a background that includes serving on the YWCA board, working as a personal assistant, and coordinating social events, she brings strong organizational skills and a talent for planning meaningful experiences. An INFJ with a natural ability to make people feel comfortable, Brittany loves creating events that foster connection and healing. Though an introvert at heart, two decades in customer-facing roles have made her confident and engaging in group settings. Brittany is deeply rooted in the Saskatoon community, where she lives with her partner, Ryan, their two young children, and their two dogs. Her connections within the local wellness industry and her enthusiasm for thoughtful, creative event ideas make her a strong fit for supporting community-focused initiatives and wellness programming.

Dionne Reed is a marketing and wellness entrepreneur who has experience in everything from marketing tractors to leading groups through transformational breathwork sessions. Her passion for wellness started with her own journey with mental health, stress, and finding balance. After being certified as a reflexology therapist in 2019, her 'healthy hobby' snowballed into multiple certifications and trainings in a variety of somatic and holistic modalities that she uses to help people manage stress, regulate their nervous systems, and reconnect to themselves.

Jory Segberg is a Heavy-Duty Mechanic and Journeyman Welder who works alongside his wife, Kelsey, in their family-owned waste management company. Deeply committed to community involvement, he has served on several local boards, including the Shellbrook Recreation Board, and is the President of the Parkside Demolition Derby. He also volunteers as a hockey coach for his children’s U11 and U7 teams. Jory’s connection to Neoma Wellness began through volunteering at the Evoke Conference for Women’s Mental Health, and he is now proud to serve as an official member of the Neoma Wellness Board. Having witnessed the importance of mental health and strong community support, he is committed to advocating for greater awareness and meaningful connection for all.

Melissa is an Early Childhood Educator working in Prince Albert as a nanny and assistant. Her personal experience with mental health challenges and the healing impact of strong support systems have shaped her commitment to wellness and community care. After attending her first Evoke Conference—an experience she describes as life-changing—Melissa became deeply connected to Neoma Wellness and its mission. Drawn to roles that require organization and attention to detail, she is eager to contribute those strengths as a board member. Melissa is passionate about helping Neoma Wellness grow, reach more women, and continue creating spaces where people feel supported, understood, and empowered.

Melanie Gareau is passionate about youth mental health and empowering young people to believe in themselves. Before launching her coaching business, she spent years in the classroom working with students and families. She’s a mom of three active kids, married to her high-school sweetheart for nearly 20 years, and fueled primarily by coffee, growth mindset, and meaningful conversations. When she’s not working, you’ll likely find her tending to her plants, walking or hiking outdoors, journaling, meditating, or getting lost in a good book.

Tennille Corbett brings extensive experience from health care, workers’ compensation, and provincial OH&S to her work in the non-profit sector. With a background in navigating complex systems and advocating for individuals in need, she has built strong expertise in governance, policy, and organizational development. As a member of the Neoma Wellness board, Tennille helps strengthen structures that support sustainability and growth, ensuring women across Saskatchewan have access to vital mental health care. She is the author of three books, a community builder, and a nonprofit leader dedicated to creating spaces of hope, resilience, and connection. In her role, she provides strategic leadership, board governance, and fundraising support to advance the organization’s mission.

Leanne LaRochelle previously worked in the insurance industry, supporting employers in navigating their employee benefits programs. Following her own mental illness diagnoses in 2024, she stepped away from her career and began a personal journey of healing. Through this experience, she developed a deep commitment to supporting others facing similar challenges. Leanne openly shares her story and continually explores holistic wellness approaches alongside traditional care. She is passionate about helping women access the resources, community, and inner strength they need to heal, grow, and reconnect with themselves.

Stefanie Anderson lives in Prince Albert with her husband and their dogs. She is beginning a new role with the Saskatchewan Health Authority, pursuing her passion for supporting seniors. After being diagnosed with PCOS at 24, Stefanie experienced firsthand the mental health and fertility challenges that can come with it. She is now a dedicated advocate for women navigating fertility struggles and the emotional impacts that often accompany them.