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Discover wellness resources that empower and entertain.
I’m Josh Martin. And for years, I’ve been running my “Stocking Your Resilience Toolbox” course as a guest facilitator for the Canadian Mental Health Association, as well as partnering with therapists across the country to share resources with their clients.
Now I’m excited to share them with you! Here, you’ll find one-of-a-kind webinars, stories and how-to wellness guides that blend practical advice with hilarious and heartfelt stories.
Enjoy 6 free wellness webinars
Rev up your resilience while enjoying a few laughs with UpLift — a 16-part wellness webinar series that offers funny and heartfelt video lessons, reflection questions and practical tips and tools to help you tackle whatever obstacles life throws your way.
Complete the form below to get immediate access to the first six modules absolutely free — no commitment or credit card required!
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Ready to go full awesome?
Purchase the entire UpLift Collection to unlock unlimited, lifetime access to all 16 webinars. You’ll also gain access to the Resilience Toolbox: a resource library packed with dozens of how-to wellness guides and activities, including breathing exercises, motivation maximizers, mindfulness practices and more.
Simply click the button below and complete checkout to receive your link and password. And if you change your mind after your purchase, no worries! We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee.
One-time price: CAD $75.00
Looking for resources to share with others?
Get in touch to discuss our group rates and plans: joshmartinink@gmail.com.
It’s a great option for:
- HR professionals managing a workplace wellness program
- Counsellors, therapists and coaches
- Support groups, leadership camps or community clubs
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Here’s what people are saying.
“It is so great to see mental wellness done in such an accessible and creative way.” — Erin, therapist (Calgary, Alberta)
“I love the stories. They add so much to the lessons, rather than just a list of resilience ideas.” — Dr. Karen Armstrong (Timmins, Ontario)
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“You took a terrible experience, turned it into art and are finding ways to use it to help others.” — Chris, social worker (Kitchener, Ontario)
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“I love the combination of healing and humour!” — Carol, therapist (Burnaby, B.C.)