While training full time with the National Women’s Rowing Team, Brie studied Psychology, and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Regina. After realizing the benefits of sport psychology in her own rowing career, she went on to pursue her graduate studies at the University of Western Ontario, where she completed her Master of Arts degree in Kinesiology – Sport Psychology. Upon the fulfillment of her academics, she taught for three years as an adjunct professor at Grand Valley State University in Grand Rapids, Michigan. At GVSU she was also the Head Coach for the Women’s Rowing program and a mental training consultant to various individual and team sports. Brie’s sport background is very diverse. She was involved in gymnastics, swimming, and diving at the provincial level as well as rowing at the national and international level and has many athletic achievements at national levels in rowing. After the birth of their first child, Brie and her husband Chad returned home to Regina. They now have four children and Brie is balancing family life while working as a mental performance consultant and being active every day. Brie’s background in sport, in addition to her academic expertise, has given her great understanding and empathy, as well as tremendous passion for helping aspiring athletes, students and performers of all levels achieve their potential in life.