
09/20/2025
I’m honored to be back for the second year at the incredible event hosted by Thunder Bay Corrections — a day dedicated to supporting officers and their families by showcasing the mental health, wellness, and stress relief resources available in our community.
Correctional officers face serious mental health challenges, including high rates of PTSD, depression, and anxiety due to constant exposure to traumatic events and long-term workplace stress. Events like this are not only important, but necessary to ensure they know they’re not alone — and that help is available.
As someone who personally lives with PTSD, depression, and anxiety, I’m passionate about being involved in events like this. I believe in being open about my own journey — from the challenges I’ve faced, to the treatments that helped me, to now helping others become the strongest, healthiest version of themselves. For me, fitness has been a life-changing outlet — a way to sweat out toxins, reduce stress, and avoid unhealthy coping mechanisms.
I’m incredibly proud to be a part of something so close to my heart.
A big thank you to and for their generous donations, and to Popeyes for fueling the Wolf Pack with goodies as well 💪🏽
And congratulations to the winner Amanda of the 5-5-5 Best Time Challenge at 23:32 seconds — who took home a prize pack valued at over $600 to support their health and fitness journey.
Here’s to stronger bodies, healthier minds, and a supportive community. 💪🧠