Charleyne  uses storytelling, lived experience, and faith to inspire hope, healing and personal transformation. Drawing from a life marked by profound adversity, her decade serving in the Royal Canadian Navy, her journey through motherhood and her own recovery, to help others reclaim their voice and remember their worth. A lifelong nature lover, gardener, and believing in the power of resilience, she reminds people that while our experiences shape us, they do not define us. Healing is possible, growth is available, and love still grows here.

 

“ALWAYS find time for the things and for the people that make you feel happy to be alive.”
— Charleyne Oulton
““It is not a surprise that trauma and pain changes people, we are talking about more than a broken bone, essentially we have a broken soul.” ”
— Charleyne Oulton
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Your pain speaks with wisdom. When you are a small child, this same pain teaches you to not touch fire by burning your fingertip. As you age, and grow, your pain will teach you how to be careful, and it will teach you to have compassion to others. You will encounter many people who are are hurting and you should be kind to them, listen to them, show them how to be strong in adversity. Use your own struggles, experiences and pain as fuel to change you in a POSITIVE and beautiful way. This is how YOU can change the WORLD. #makeadifference

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“Your greatness is NOT what you have, or what you have accomplished, rather it is what you GIVE to others, what you share with them. I share how I healed my deepest wounds to become someone else’s salve.”
— Charleyne Oulton
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www.coachcharleybrown.com

 
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““Those who contemplate the beauty of the earth find reserves of strength that will endure as long as life lasts. There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature - the assurance that dawn comes after night, and spring after winter.””
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““Happiness is permanent. It is always there. What comes and goes is unhappiness. If you identify with what comes and goes you will be unhappy. If you identify what what is permanent and always there, you are happiness itself.””
— Papa Ji