Author, mental health advocate, and father, Chris Coulter talks with Bryce Hamilton LSCSW about how to help protect our children from negativity spirals and be aware of their mindset. They discuss how to help build emotional resilience in children to prepare them for the inevitable setbacks we all experience in life, as well as how to foster safe spaces for children to share their feelings and emotions in all aspects of life from within the home to at school and with friends.

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Chris Coulter is a dedicated advocate for youth mental health, a compassionate father, and a seasoned entrepreneur with over 30 years of experience. Having faced both personal and professional challenges—including the profound loss of his daughter Maddie—he has transformed his pain into purpose by championing initiatives that prioritize emotional well-being and resilience for the next generation.

As the author of Wake Up: You Could Lose Your Teen to Suicide, popular blog writer and a writer for Healthing.ca, Chris leverages his voice to raise awareness about the mental health crisis and drive meaningful change. His work includes creating accountability frameworks for school mental health programs through groundbreaking initiatives like MindGrade, where student feedback becomes a catalyst for improvement.

He’s also passionate about mentoring young minds to build confidence, define direction and emphasize the importance of emotional intelligence through initiatives like The Mentor Well.  This is an important step in recognizing this rebellious and challenging stage in teens represents an opportunity for emotional growth.

Rooted in the philosophy of “measuring backwards,” Chris believes that celebrating progress over perfection is the key to building confidence and cultivating happiness. A firm believer in resilience, forgiveness, and finding meaning in adversity, Chris inspires others to embrace growth and leave behind legacies of compassion, purpose, and hope.

Learn more about Chris on his website:
thefinishlinegroup.com

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