Dr. Natasha Kutlesa​ is a registered psychologist who supports people through transitions and challenges relating to life, sport, or business; treatment of eating disorders, anxiety, and depression; solving complex relationships and conflict resolution. She has worked with Canadian Olympic athletes as a sport psychology consultant. For the past ten years, she has specialized in eating disorders, weight/stress related health issues, sleep disorders, and sport psychology. Her research interests are in the areas of perfectionism and procrastination, with the research findings presented at many conferences across Canada.

Tanya Hutchinson​ completed her MSc in Counselling Psychology at the University of Calgary She is currently completing her provisional hours and is working towards her registration as a psychologist. Tanya’s research interests include male body image and the factors that contribute to the development of body dissatisfaction among adolescent boys and young adult men. Tanya aims to further understand the development of body dissatisfaction among boys and men, advocate and promote awareness of male body-related concerns, and provide evidence-based prevention approaches to her practice in counselling.

Dr. Lateef Habib​ is the Clinical Supervisor at the Calgary Eating Disorder Program. This program offers treatment for individuals diagnosed with an eating disorder such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and other specified feeding or eating disorder.

Brad Pierce​ is a Calgary lawyer and community leader and one of the founders of Calgary Silverlinings Foundation whose goal is to create a world class residential treatment center for eating disorders in Alberta. Brad’s unwelcome experience with eating disorders arises from his son’s illness developed while away at film school in Vancouver 3 years ago and who still suffers. Brad is a passionate advocate for better treatment for eating disorders and all forms of mental illness which for far too long have been misunderstood and under resourced.