Matt & Carina believe every couple deserves a relationship that feels
like home: turned on, spiritually alive, deeply safe, and wildly
connected.
They help committed couples break free from exhausting patterns - the
same fights, the emotional distance, the feeling of being alone
together - and create partnerships where both people feel seen,
desired, and completely themselves.
Their work disrupts the talk therapy mode by working from the roots
up: nervous system healing to release protective patterns,
subconscious reprogramming to shift limiting beliefs, effective
relationship skills for real-time connection, and pure Source energy
to dissolve blocks held in the body. The result goes beyond temporary
fixes into lasting transformation.
Matt leads the AWAKE men's group—building emotional literacy,
presence, and accountability so men can connect deeply with their
purpose and the people they love. In addition to being an
award-winning filmmaker, he spent over a decade running funding
programs for Canadian entrepreneurs and business owners.
Carina, a classically trained cellist who's performed on stages
worldwide, channels her musical mastery into sound healing work, using
vibration to harmonize the energetic field and support deep nervous
system regulation.
Together they guide couples through their coaching programs
Relationship Alchemy and the Soulful Couple, and share their insights
as columnists for the magazines Parents Canada and STRONG Fitness.

Jessica Sanchez is a nonprofit founder, advocate, and program builder dedicated to expanding access to culturally responsive mental health care. As the Founder and CEO of Daughters of Both Suns, she leads innovative efforts to connect Black and Latina women to trauma-informed support through a high-touch care navigation model designed to remove barriers and close gaps in access. She also leads workshops, advocacy initiatives, and community impact work focused on mental health, equity, and systems change.Based in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, Jessica built her organization from the ground up while balancing life as a working mother of three and a full-time professional. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Bachelor’s degree in Public Administration and is currently pursuing her Master of Social Work to further deepen her impact in the mental health space.Her work is deeply rooted in lived experience and a drive to break cycles within underserved communities. Jessica is also the author of Breaking the Cycle: A Path to Ending America’s Legacy of Division and Democracy Unveiled, and the creator of a podcast exploring psychology, power, and human behavior. She is actively engaged in community partnerships and public conversations that center mental health access and long-term community healing.Through her work, Jessica is driven by one mission: to turn lived experience into meaningful, scalable impact that empowers others and builds stronger, more connected communities.

Laila Eshan is an author, speaker, and founder of I Want Freedom, a growing global movement and charity dedicated to ending forced and arranged marriages. At just 16 years old, she was forced into a marriage that took her from Germany to the United States—an experience that silenced her voice for years but ultimately ignited a powerful mission to reclaim it.

Becoming a single mother of four, Laila found her way to freedom from an unwanted and abusive marriage—transforming her pain into purpose and resilience into strength.

Today, Laila uses her story not just to inspire, but to drive real change. Through her memoir, I Want Freedom, she exposes the hidden reality millions of girls face worldwide and turns pain into purpose—advocating for education, protection, and financial independence for those at risk. Her voice has reached international platforms, and her message is clear: this is not culture, it is a human rights crisis.

With a background in real estate, Laila represents resilience, reinvention, and courage at every stage of life. Her work calls on individuals, leaders, and organizations to stand together, take action, and become part of a movement in which freedom is no longer a privilege but a right.

This isn’t just her story. It’s a call to action.

Social Media,

-Insta/FB @lailaforgirlsfreedom

- ⁠- YouTube

I Want Freedom

Handle - @IWantFreedom-33

-TikTok

Laila for Girls Freedom

LinkedIn - lailaforgirlsfreedom

Website - www.Iwantfreedom.ngo

The book can be ordered through the website or

Amazon.