About Us - Connecting With Your Ki

At Connecting With Your Ki, we believe healing and balance begin with mindful awareness. We specializes in compassionate trauma-informed Social Work Sessions and, mindfulness-based group programs designed for stress relief, injury recovery, and nervous-system healing. With a professional yet nurturing approach, we will help you reconnect with your body, work through and process your traumas, restore calm, and provide gentle and mindful practices and strategies to help you balance and heal. These sessions and online programs are ideal for individuals recovering from injury, those living with acquired brain injuries, those working through mental health challenges or if you're looking for strategies for better balance and stress reduction. Business professionals experiencing stress or burnout would also benefit from our services. Each session or group offers a safe and trauma-sensitive environment to rediscover clarity, presence, and self-compassion.

Sheri Denomme, Registered Social Worker, Integrative Holistic Therapist, Workplace Wellness Specialist, Owner

Helping you go about your day in a more calm, relaxed, and balanced state of being

Sheri Denomme graduated with a Masters in Social Work Degree in 2007 and is a Registered Social Worker with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers. She became a Reiki Master/Teacher in 2013. Sheri has completed further training in CranioSacral Therapy, a Workplace Wellness and Health Promotion Graduate Certificate in 2019, and Restorative Yoga for Mind/Body Rehabilitation in 2021. Sheri is trained in Applied Mindfulness-Based Chronic Pain Management (MBCPM) and Stress (MBSM) Facilitation and in using sound instruments in sound baths, workshops or classes, treatments, or sessions. Sheri strives for continuous learning while adapting and changing along with the needs of her clients. Sheri Denomme, a trauma-informed Social Worker and Mindfulness facilitator, offers Social Work Sessions and group programs created for those recovering from injury or living with acquired brain injuries and how it effects their mental health. Each group session integrates mindfulness, grounding, and body-based awareness practices to gently support emotional resilience, nervous system self-regulation, and recovery after trauma. Sheri’s approach is rooted in safety, compassion, and evidence-based methods, offering a calm, inclusive space where participants can reconnect with their bodies and inner wisdom. She believes in an integrative approach to health and wellness where both traditional and holistic practices can be used to maintain good health. She is especially passionate about working with people in workplaces to alleviate stress, athletes, and those who live with injuries, chronic pain, headaches, migraines, post-concussion symptoms, anxiety, depression, etc., to help them gain optimal health. She knows what it's like to have lived with chronic pain and to work to regain her health having gone through an MVA resulting in whiplash in the neck and back as well as suffered with several concussions.
Whatever you may be experiencing, Sheri will show you her caring, empathetic, intuitive, and compassionate nature to help guide you on your path. All that is needed from you is an open mind, heart, and willingness to work with Sheri on creating better health and wellness in your life. She is also very passionate about teaching people to help themselves and others.
We look forward to hearing from you!

Madison Hargreaves, Registered Social Worker and Consciousness Coach. Staring in Early 2026

“Madison is a Master of Social Work graduate from Dalhousie University and is in the process of becoming a registered clinical social worker in the provinces of Ontario and Nova Scotia. She has a background in program development, having worked with Hope’s Eating Disorders Support to create programs for youth aimed at educating and raising awareness about eating disorders, body image concerns, and the socio-cultural influences that contribute to the onset of eating disorders and body dysmorphia.

Madison has also gained experience in fundraising, crisis support, and organizing community events that provide donated goods to individuals facing various challenges in the city of London, Ontario. She currently works at several clinics, leading mindfulness meditation sessions designed to support participants in reconnecting the mind and body.

She is passionate about the mental health field within social work, particularly the intersections of chronic stress, complex trauma, PTSD, and dis-ease. Drawing from her own experiences and recovery in these areas, Madison aspires to guide others back to their sense of Self and to help challenge and undo the social conditioning that may stand in their way.

Madison is working toward becoming a trauma-informed therapist and is in the process of developing a non-profit organization focused on creating programs for trauma management and recovery in all its forms. She looks forward to working with you and practicing alongside Sheri Denomme!”