I Got Mind

04/14/2026

This video is powerful and impacting! Listen to Bob speak about his own journey of building resilience over a period of time. We hope it inspires and motivates you.

Mental resilience isn’t about being tough or emotionless. In this short video, Bob gently explains what resilience really is—and why it’s something we can al...

04/14/2026

As many of you who follow this page may have realized, I’m Bob’s mom and the one managing the posts everyday.

I have the incredible opportunity to manage this page, choosing each day what I share with all of you. I am grateful everyday for this opportunity because I am constantly in awe of Bob's story and all he and his team and partnerships have created. I hope you feel the same level of inspiration and hope that I do everyday.

My intention in every post is always the same: to uplift, inspire, and most importantly, to bring hope and encouragement to everyone who is part of this community, which I believe is the intention of all involved.

One of the most meaningful things I’ve witnessed is how Bob has chosen to respond to what he’s been through. It affects me everyday in a very deep way.

What happened to him wasn’t easy. And healing didn’t happen by chance it took support, the right people, and a willingness to be open, to learn, and to grow.

That willingness became the turning point.

Over time, I’ve seen him develop a deeper appreciation for life, more meaningful relationships, and a level of inner strength he didn’t know he had.

And that transformation didn’t stay personal…

It became his work.

It shaped his company - I Got Mind - and the mission he now shares with others: helping people build resilience after trauma.

If you or someone you know is struggling, there is support.

You don’t have to go through it alone. We are a strong supportive community here to help in any way we can.

Thank you for being here, for following along, and for being part of a space that believes in healing, resilience, and the possibility of growth.

04/13/2026

Every player starts somewhere. Bob is an alumni of the Calgary Hockey Community and the Buffalo Hockey Association where he played his midget (U15) level.

Bob, founder & CEO of I Got Mind started in Novice.
Then came Atom. Peewee. Bantam. Midget.

Today, those same stages are called:
🏒 Timbits (U7)
🏒 U11
🏒 U13
🏒 U15
🏒 U18

Different names… same journey.

By 16, Bob had earned his way into the Western Hockey League but what sets him apart isn’t just where he went…

It’s that he speaks from real life experience when he works with the young players their families and coaches.

He’s lived:
• The pressure
• The setbacks
• The doubts
• The grind it takes to keep going

So when he steps into a locker room today, players listen.

Because it’s not theory.
It’s not borrowed knowledge.

It’s real.

Now, through I Got Mind, Bob is back working with:

✔ U11 & U13 building confidence
✔ U15 & U18 pushing toward the next level

Partnering with Calgary youth sports organizations to elevate culture, build resilience, and develop true mental performance.

Because talent might get you noticed…
But mindset built through experience is what lasts.

Full circle.

From living it…
To teaching it…
To building the next generation.

04/13/2026

Our Sideways Documentary along with our youth sports programs is changing the narrative around trauma and how being informed changes everything!

Trauma can come from things like accidents, loss, abuse, violence, or even ongoing stress.

Two people can go through the same event, and one may experience trauma while the other may not.

It often leaves a lasting imprint on how someone feels, thinks, and reacts.

Reach out if you have a team or sports organization that supports this work. We are available to help!

04/13/2026

There’s a conversation in youth sports that’s been ignored for too long:

We train bodies… but we rarely train minds.

Pressure, expectations, fear of failure, performance anxiety, young athletes carry more than just the game. And without the right tools, that weight can quietly impact confidence, identity, and overall well-being.

That’s why the work being done by I Got Mind matters so much.

They’re not just adding “mindset” as a buzzword, they’re redefining how we support athletes from the inside out.

Through their programs, young athletes learn how to:
✔️ Build real confidence (not just hype)
✔️ Navigate pressure and setbacks
✔️ Develop emotional resilience
✔️ Strengthen focus and self-awareness
✔️ Actually enjoy the game again

This isn’t extra, it’s essential.

Because when you equip athletes with mental wellness tools early, you don’t just create better players… you create stronger, more grounded human beings.

That’s a game changer.

04/13/2026

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Looking forward to welcoming a sold out crowd of over 600 delegates to our Ontario First Responders Mental Health Conference tomorrow. It's a pleasure to do this import work with a such a passionate and dedicated community. The energy and enthusiasm from these events is evidence of the recognition,....

04/12/2026

Behind every impact we make, there’s a team of incredible humans holding it all together.

At I Got Mind, we’re supported every day by passionate, highly skilled mental wellness professionals who truly care about the growth and well-being of young athletes.

They don’t just bring knowledge, they bring presence, compassion, and a deep commitment to changing lives.

Because of them, this work isn’t just possible… it’s powerful.

Grateful for the people who show up, guide, and elevate this mission every single day.

04/11/2026

Bob Speaks to Rod Pederson about his journey, his philosphy and his passion for his work at I Got Mind!

04/11/2026

There’s something that lights Bob up in a way that’s hard to describe…

Put him in a room with young hockey players and everything changes. When the parents show up, even better!

It’s not just about the game.
It’s about the moments behind the scenes…
The pressure. The self-doubt. The setbacks. The silent battles no one talks about.

And that’s where his sense of purpose and passion lives.

Watching a young athlete realize they’re not alone…
Seeing them understand how to reset their mindset…
Helping them build real resilience and emotional strength…

That’s what drives him.

Because hockey isn’t just building players,
it’s shaping humans.

And when young athletes learn how to handle adversity, manage emotions, and believe in themselves…
that impact goes far beyond the ice.

This work isn’t just something Bob does.
It’s who he is.

And every time he’s invited to speak…
he shows up all in ❤️

04/11/2026

1986 Swift Current Broncos bus crash survivor Bob Wilkie was photographed with team memorabilia and a trauma painting in his Calgary office on November 19, 2025. The founder of the non-profit I Got Mind has tackled his demons and turned to helping others deal with mental health issues caused by trauma. Bob,

04/10/2026

There’s something powerful about a message that’s truly aligned.

You can feel it.

It’s not just words.
It’s not just content.
It’s not just a story being told.

It’s something deeper.

Every story.
Every interview.
Every message.

It all points in the same direction.

That’s what makes I Got Mind different.

It’s not trying to be everything to everyone.
It’s clear on what it stands for.

Resilience.
Growth through adversity.
Real support when it matters most.

And because of that clarity… everything connects.

Nothing feels forced.
Nothing feels scattered.

It all resonates.

That’s the power of alignment.

When a message, a mission, and the people behind it are all aligned, it doesn’t just reach people.

It impacts them.

I Got Mind is leading a movement to help athletes, individuals, and communities build resilience through adversity.

Through trauma-informed education, leadership development, and real-world support, it’s reshaping how people respond to life.

And you can feel that in everything it does.

04/09/2026