Justyna Orawski is a highly motivated and compassionate addiction mental health worker and certified wellness coach. She is actively contributing her skills and expertise to the field of mental health and addiction recovery. Having earned her credentials from Willis College and IAP Career College, Justyna brings a well-rounded and comprehensive approach to supporting individuals on their journey to wellness.

With a strong foundation in harm reduction, Justyna is well-equipped to address the unique challenges faced by individuals dealing with substance abuse and co-occurring mental health disorders. Her educational background has equipped her with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to assess, plan, and implement effective interventions for clients seeking support in their recovery and lifestyle.

Justyna's passion for holistic well-being led her to pursue additional certification as a wellness coach. This aspect of her training allows her to integrate physical, emotional, and social aspects of health into her approach to gain a comprehensive understanding of the factors influencing an individual's recovery journey.

Her coaching approach is client-centered, emphasizing collaboration and empowerment. She is dedicated to fostering a safe and non-judgmental space for clients.  By utilizing evidence-based practices, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) and motivational interviewing, Justyna tailors her interventions to meet the unique needs of each individual.

Justyna Orawski is not just a wellness and sobriety coach; she is a dedicated advocate for the well-being of her clients, committed to supporting them on their path to recovery and a more fulfilling life.

Mental Health Worker

MS in Psychology

Dayong was a lawyer but he later pursued studies in psychology when he found himself more and more interested in his inner world. Before his family immigrated to Canada in 2015, he already had a MS in Psychology and the professional qualification for mental health counselling in China.

During his stay in Canada, he completed two graduate programs – Autism and Behavioural Science; and Addictions and Mental Health with honours. Now he is in Yorkville University’s MACP program and working towards a registered psychotherapist.

Dayong is also an advocate for mindfulness practice because he personally practiced mindfulness for many years and benefited from this practice. 

   Massimo Lizzola  was born in Milan, Italy; then, in the mid-70s, his family emigrated to Canada. After high school, he attended two universities studying both Economics and Human Resources Management.  His passion in HR has now spanned a quarter century, and he’s not looked back. Over the decades, he became well-versed in multiple ESA provincial laws, human rights, analytics, conflict resolution and employee relations for thousands all the while being discrete and maintaining strict confidentiality. Two of his best qualities are procedural knowledge and a welcoming & inclusive attitude.  For years and because of his disability, he‘s held true to his personal creed of: don’t let what you can’t do, define you.