Dr. Efobi  is a medical practitioner with Alberta medical licence no. 026204. She obtained her MBBS certificate in the year 2004 at Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Nigeria and did her Family Medicine training at the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Teaching Hospital in Nigeria.
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She started her medical practitioners Career in Canada, following a successful completion of the Saskatchewan International Physician Assessment. Dr Efobi has 19 years of Clinical Practice experience in Family Medicine with experience in Emergency Medicine and she is also very passionate about Medical Aesthetics.
She is a board-certified Member of the College of Family Physicians of Canada, and the Medical Director for Coolsculpting at Coopers Medical Clinic.

Georginia Nwoke is a registered Psychologist in Alberta, Canada and a registered member of Psychologists’ Association of Alberta, Canada. She owns Gilead Psychology Services in Calgary AB. She has been in Private Practice from 2016 to date. She has over 20+ years experience in working in the mental health sector out of which 14 years had been in Calgary since 2009. She has worked in two other continents including United Kingdom.

She is a parent and a published author in parenting “110 Nuggets for Excellent Parenting.” Georginia works with children, youths, adults, and seniors including those within the criminal justice system. She has a great passion for supporting her clients heal from traumas, become mentally and emotionally healthy, and parents to raise children who are emotionally, mentally, and physically healthy.

Blair belongs to the Metis Nation of Alberta Region 3 and works as an individual youth and family support worker. He began his 16-year career working with at risk youth (ages 12-18 years) in group homes and youth detention centres. Blair has experience counselling, coaching, and mentoring troubled youth in different areas of their lives. Blair’s training includes areas such as brain story certification, suicide intervention (ASIST), client mediation, as well as training in aboriginal awareness and diversity competence.

Blair grew up in the foster care system due to violence and neglect in the home. As well, many difficult life experiences brought him down a road of addictions which ultimately led to incarceration in youth detention centres in Northern Alberta. After hitting rock bottom Blair was able to see the personal value in helping youths develop hope, healing and resilience in their own lives through mentoring using a strength-based approach to personal development.

Blair enjoys spending time with his wife and teenage children, reading, and further development of his mentoring skills.

Charlotte YellowHorn – McLeod was born and raised on North Piikani Nation from the Blackfoot Confederacy. She married David McLeod 1982, 42 years ago and is a proud Mother of two grown children, and they have lived in Calgary for the past 40 years. She attended Drumheller Composite High School, and later attended Brigham Young University and received education in Social Services. Her diverse career has been working with the community in different capacities. She worked for 15 years for legacy Aspen now Trellis, retired August 2021. She has always been an advocate of the Indigenous Culture and believes the rich Diverse Culture, Story Telling, and Philosophy has much to offer to mainstream society. Therefore in retirement she is busy accepting requests for presentations for agencies in the community, accepting more Elder duties in Schools and Youth Groups of all ages, and in the community.