Nicole Waldron is a dynamic speaker, mental health advocate, and storyteller with lived experience as a family mental health caregiver. She speaks with authenticity, compassion, and purpose—sparking conversations that challenge stigma and inspire hope.

Nicole delivers impactful keynotes, panels, and workshops on:

• The journey of family mental health caregivers
• Building a Victory Mindset through adversity
• Community wellness, co-operative housing, and advocacy
• Empowering women, youth, and marginalized communities

As the host of the Victory Speaks Podcast & Show, she encourages audiences to live with intention and resilience. Her talks combine vulnerability with practical tools to cultivate wellness and purpose.

Nicole is a respected voice in mental health policy, serving as a Family Advisor with CAMH, Stella’s Place, and OFCAN. She collaborates on several mental health initiatives, including CIHR-funded research and the MHA Provincial Coordinated Access Working Group.

Recognized for her leadership, she is a recipient of the Brian Burch Community Service Award, named among the 100 Accomplished Black Canadian Women, and honoured by HERstory in Black.

Nicole serves on the boards of The Co-operators, the Ontario Caregiver Organization, and CHFT Charitable Fund. Her mission remains clear: speak life, ignite victory, and amplify voices that matter.

Dr. Tully is a Harvard-trained clinical psychologist and Vice President of Partnerships & Integrations at Kooth Digital Health. They lead the statewide rollout of Soluna, providing free digital mental health support to Californians ages 13–25, and work to embed it sustainably within education, healthcare, and community systems. 

Over 17 years, Dr. Tully has designed and deployed digital health tools, directed large-scale training programs, and influenced state policy in behavioral health.

Their leadership spans academia, startups, and healthcare systems, bridging clinical governance, digital innovation, and population health strategies to expand access to care.

Beth is a senior-level behavioral healthcare professional with over 20 years of clinical and administrative excellence. She has strong management and communication skills with a focus on building, motivating, and leading clinical teams. She has a proven ability to successfully manage and lead a global team with an emphasis on best practice and ongoing clinical development.

Beth is uniquely qualified to understand and develop clinically moderated platforms to ensure efficient and quality care. She is an innovative and creative thinker who fuses clinical experience with a client-facing focus.

Beth is dynamic and dedicated to further advancements in healthcare integration through the use of technology and data to improve access to care and increase efficiency and value within the telehealth and digital arena.

Sierra recently graduated from UC Riverside with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a background in community, academic, and mental health peer support. Now back in the Bay Area, she’s excited to help raise awareness of accessible digital mental health tools through Soluna.

Sierra is passionate about reducing the stigma around mental health and helping young people build healthy relationships with their well-being. She also hopes to pursue a graduate degree in school psychology and continue supporting youth in their academic and social-emotional development.