Boutique for Mental Health. Earrings. Candles. Apparel and more!
10% of each sale and service is donated to Canadian mental health resources.
05/31/2024
Stepping away from social media indefinitely.
I am still doing tiny tattoos as well as reiki and lymphatic drainage massages from my home in Dieppe. I will continue checking my personal Messenger inbox a couple times a week.
Chat soon! š±
04/29/2024
I donāt know who, or if anyone else needs this information today, but please, save this photo. You donāt know when it could save your family.
This is a real text message between a friend and I from earlier this morning.
If youāre in the Dieppe, New Brunswick or Ville de Shediac / Town of Shediac area and your family is going through a crisis and you donāt know where to start, THIS is a good place to start! If they donāt know the answer to your questions, they will help guide you to your next step.
I wish I didnāt have this number saved in my phone, but I do.
If you are anywhere else in Canada and are going through a crisis and donāt know where to turn, call 1-866-456-4566 or text 45645 and someone will get back to you. I promise.
Canadian Mental Health Association
Wheat & Waves
The John Howard Society of Southeastern New Brunswick
12/24/2023
12/17/2023
If you know anyone who is looking for a beautiful property in the Shediac area, my house is on the market.
4 beds, 3 baths House for sale at 3367 Route 134, Shediac Cape, NB, E4P 3G4. View details for this property in Shediac Cape, including photos, nearby schools, commute time, amenities and more.
12/17/2023
Domestic violence is often invisible.
There doesnāt have to be blood and bruises for it to not be ok. This is/was my bed, and this is never ok.
Hopefully no one on my friends list will need this information, but if you are in Southeastern New-Brunswick, are in a domestic relationship and donāt know how to get out or where to start, start with the Beausejour Family Crisis Resource Center (506) 533-9100 in Shediac.
You can also call the Canadian Crisis line 24/7 at 1-833-456-4566 or text them at 45645.
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11/13/2023
These 18k yellow gold plated āOā studs go with absolutely everything (or nothing at all)! š
From now until December 15th, enjoy free shipping Canada-wide on all orders over $50. Simply enter WWFREESHIP50 at checkout! www.wheatandwaves.org
10% of each sale gets donated to the Canadian Mental Health Association.
10/25/2023
Stay classy. (And a little bit sassy)
These clean white bezels are available is a rose gold or black setting, in 8, 10, and 12mm.
Hypoallergenic and handmade to perfection on Canadas East Coast.
10% of each sale is donated to the Canadian Mental Health Association.
Guess what tomorrow is!! SEPTEMBER 31st š (yes, I know there are only 30 days in September, but this is what happens when I do my own social media.)
Thereās still time and a few free gifts leftā¦ head over to my shop for my (mostly) handmade items. (See previous post)
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It all started during my first meditation experience, ever, in September, 2019!
āIt was made clear to me that I needed to create jewelry in order to help others. At the time, I had no hot clue how I was going to do that. I've always been an artistic person, but honestly, I've never made jewelry, other than knotted colored-thread friendship bracelets in 1996. (Which were super cool, by the way!)
I finally went to a craft store and stood-wide eyed in the "jewelry making" section. I picked up some polymer clay and threw it in my cart.
I had just moved into my own place, unemployed, with a four-year-old, after having been married for several years. I was truly starting over. I felt like Julia Roberts in Eat, Pray, Love, without the means to travel to Italy, India, and Bali.
This was a far stretch from my previous lifestyle and job: Constable Caissie with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Regimental number 60068.
To occupy my time, I began creating jewelry. I would lose myself. I lost track of time. I began to find myself.ā
Finally, I knew what I had to do: I had to make jewelry in support of Mental Health. It was as clear as day! Having been diagnosed with PTSD, Depression and OCD, I can easily say that I have been personally affected by mental health issues, and that I have also watched loved ones suffer with Dependency issues, Depression, Anxiety Disorder, Bi-Polar Disorder, as well as Schizophrenia, with very few available resources."Wheat & Waves" has become my passion and my mission.
As a police officer in Northern Manitoba, not only did I have to work with a large percentage of the population being "high risk", I myself was at risk. I felt my mental health deteriorate over several years. I eventually quit my "dream job", became a mommy, a yoga teacher, and a jewelry-maker.
Wheat and Waves allows me to continue helping and giving back to others, just in a different way! I've traded in my gun and badge for a yoga mat and polymer clay, and I couldn't be happier! I am proud to be able to donate a portion of each of my sales to the Canadian Mental Health Association, however this is only made possible with your help. My ultimate goal for this project is to support existing mental health resources, as well as to expand on, and create new resources throughout Canada by supporting the Canadian Mental Health Association.
Letās work together in supporting each other by taking care of our mental health, where the wounds are not always visible to the naked eye.
Be an ambassador for mental health! Show others that they are not alone by wearing any of Wheat & Waves' designs.
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Thank you so much for your help and support,
Michelle xx
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Wheat & Waves is proud to donate 10% of all jewelry sales to the Canadian Mental Health Association.
