Our Team
Together, we’re committed to making a positive impact in the CO.mmunity. We invite you to explore the profiles below to learn more about the CO. team.
Are you enthusiastic, dedicated, and looking for an opportunity to make a difference? The team is always seeking volunteers. If you’re interested in becoming a part of this dynamic team, please email info@the-co.ca. We look forward to hearing from you!
Angel Bilagot
I really crave and challenge tradition. So, here is the necessary bio, in a different way.
Women. She. Her.
Filipino. Canadian.
Mother. Wife. Daughter. Sister. Friend. Passionate. Compassionate.
MA, RP, DCP.
the CO.creator.
an agent of change.
Click here to learn more about Angel.
Natasha Brown
Hello, I am a Chatham-Kent local with experience in mental health, ranging from volunteering and providing educational workshops, to outreach and professional work with Homewood Health over the past six years. My goal is to create safety and security for queer people in rural spaces, providing the community with an outlet to share and inspire.
I pursued my education in Kitchener-Waterloo, where I earned a Bachelor’s in Sexuality, Marriage, and Family Studies. During this time, I had the privilege of working closely with ACCKWA, The AIDS Committee of Cambridge, Kitchener, Waterloo & Area. When the threat of lockdowns happened in early 2020, I returned to Chatham-Kent to be closer to family and focus on my Master’s degree.
My focus is on ages 13+. My approach is trauma-informed; meaning we work at the pace that you set, on goals we collaborate on, and focus on creating safety inside and out. I love being crafty in all sorts of ways; I hope we can explore ways that art can provide healing in your life.
Pooja Miglani
Hi, I’m Pooja. I believe healing doesn’t have to be heavy. As an Expressive Arts Therapist and IFS Practitioner, I love helping people reconnect with themselves in ways that feel meaningful, creative, and sometimes even fun.
In our work together, we might use art, movement, clay, imagination, or whatever is already within reach in your space. I may ask to see your art supplies, favourite toys, creative projects, or hobbies—because the things that make you feel alive matter here. Creativity and play are powerful tools for healing, and I take them very seriously.
I work with people navigating difficult emotions, stress, and trauma, helping them feel safer within themselves and more connected to the people they care about. My own healing journey shaped my path, and alongside professional training, I bring genuine understanding and compassion.
I work virtually, and look forward to meeting you. Come as you are—we’ll start there.
Nicole Roeszler
Hi! I am Nicole. Transforming ideas into campaigns has been my jam since the BlackBerry era…yes, that does date me a bit. I still geek out over analytics, marketing strategies, and brainstorming the next big idea. When I’m not immersed in marketing, you can find me wrangling my family to catch every sunset! I’m married to the ever-patient Tyler and raising our two spirited daughters, Kinsley and Kieran, and our dog, who’s convinced he’s the real boss. My goal is to spread positivity, and soak up all of life’s little moments!
Sarah Tuckwell
Hi, my name is Sarah (she/her)! I hold a BAH in Psychology from the University of Guelph, where I conducted research on memory conjunction errors. I’m currently pursuing my Master’s in Counselling Psychology at Yorkville University and am excited to be expanding my research skills at the CO.
My focus is on exploring alternative education pathways that can be implemented right here in Chatham-Kent. I’m passionate about contributing to meaningful change in our community and look forward to the work ahead!
Krystal Michaud
I’m Krystal.
I’m an Early Childhood Educator, artist, and volunteer who believes in the power of creativity to create connection, healing, and belonging. With over 20 years of experience supporting children, families, and educators, I’m passionate about creating spaces where people feel seen, valued, and free to be themselves.
Through my artwork and volunteer involvement with the CO., I explore themes of resilience, transformation, and self-discovery. I believe art has a unique way of opening conversations, inspiring hope, and reminding us that there is beauty in embracing our perfectly imperfect selves.
