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The Connection Project 2019’s Speaker Story #4: Michelle Frink. Michelle will be onstage October 4th and will be sharing her touching story of compassion and grief. To see Michelle and more at The Connection Project 2019, purchase your tickets now. "Michelle Frink is mother to three lovely children, whom she affectionately calls The Littles. Michelle was the mother of Kayden, too. He was born in 1996, when Michelle was 18 yrs. old. Sadly, he chose to take his own life in August of 2018. The passing of Kayden has become a catalyst for Michelle in further understand her relationship with grief. Michelle found solace in writing to Kayden on his Facebook page, and her words have spread to the hearts of many. Her posts to Kayden speak to her endless love, and to the very human process of releasing emotions and allowing growth to happen. Her unique perspectives on life, loss, and relationships emerges from her life-long fascination and skills as an intuitive. Or, Interpreter of Energy Dynamics as she likes to describe it. She is also a published author through Cosmic Awareness Communications. She provides intuitive readings, and is passionate about her study of energy dynamics. Michelle’s life experiences reflect her intense and insightful perspective; giving her a presence that is warm and moving. She enjoys playing with her children, writing, providing readings, teaching, public speaking and sharing her love of observing energy. Michelle and her family, adore the PNW and love to travel to visit new places too. Michelle follows the work of Clarissa Pinkola Estes, PhD., Kyle Cease, Brene’ Brown, Ed Stracher, and Matt Kahn." http://marywinspear.ca/event/mental-health-storytelling-connection-project-2

The Connection Project 2019’s Speaker Story #3: Joseph Briante. Joseph's moving story will grace the stage on October 4th. His impact is truly immeasurable. Don't forget to purchase your tickets and stay tuned for more info on the rest of our amazing lineup. "Joseph Edward Briante is a healing artist and a first-year student at the Centre for Sport & Exercise Education at Camosun College. He’s a Taurus, lifelong Jedi, yogi, CrossFitter, mover, dancer, learner, neuroplastician, flâneur, bricoleur, bon vivant, recreational baritone and aspiring polyglot. He loves being an uncle, sitting in circle, going deep over coffee and house music." http://marywinspear.ca/event/mental-health-storytelling-connection-project-2