The opening step into wellness is to attract and invite individuals out of their comfort zones, out of "their basements" and into community. Wayfinders is not a social club, it is a HUB OF WELLNESS.

This episode is an 'amuse bouche' of what is on offer.

Bryce, Paul and Terran discuss the heart of resiliency, authentic positivity.

Just as negativity can spread through a group, so to can positivity. The Wayfinders discuss the commitment to positive interactions and fostering hope.

Part 2 of the conversation Bryce, Paul and Terran have with the western director of Western Canda GAFF House charity Jack and Paul's former partner John about how to navigate the path back to wellness and best destiny.

Jessica Van Der Hoek, veteran EMS and founder of Prairie Sky Equine shares her journey and her path to wellness. A glimpse into the power of Equine therapy.

Detachment Commander Kim Pasloski discusses the stresses and regular exposure to traumatic scenes and events. The personal toll and the path to resiliency and facilitating long-term healthy careers in service.

A discussion with a veteran of police services in the UK and Canada who is focused on creating an environment for pro-active early service to reduce and prevent Operational Stress Injuries.

Bryce, Paul and Terran discuss with the path of injury and trauma with Jack Rennie (Director of Western Operations GAFF house charity) and John (former partner of Paul's in the CPS). The path to wellness starts with understanding how people are touched by trauma.

It may be dark but it you can still be positive. Taking big strides forward together.

Todd Hisey, Canadian Armed Forces Veteran and founder of the Veteran Hunters talks about building skills to rediscover health and purpose. The Veteran Hunters takes veterans and provides opportunities to hunt throughout Canada. Through peer support and highlighting individual success as a way to build a path to health.

CPS Detective and Wayfinders Wellness founder and President Paul Wagman shares his story and experience with PTSD and operational stress injury and the need to be positive