42 Years in Dentistry, Discipline & Designing a Meaningful Life I Dr. Oly Eichstadt

She Hears Trauma Every Day, Here’s How She Survives It I Amanda Sarich

Amanda Sarich is a clinical counsellor who specializes in complex PTSD and early childhood trauma. Her path to private practice was anything but planned, from Tim Hortons in small-town BC to suicide crisis lines, domestic violence shelters, and years of advanced trauma training before she ever hung her own shingle. In this conversation, Amanda walks through the emotional reality of sitting with people’s darkest moments every day, the visualization technique that keeps her grounded (and the client who compared it to Beauty and the Beast), why she believes talk therapy alone doesn’t heal trauma, and how EMDR changed everything about how she practises. Amanda is a Registered Clinical Counsellor, private practice owner, and co-host of the Her Body & Mind podcast with Dr Cierra Fox. She lives and practises in BC’s Fraser Valley. If you’ve ever wondered what it actually takes to sit across from someone in crisis, and what kind of person chooses to do it for a living, this is the episode.

Reinvention, Burnout, Entrepreneurship and Starting Over I Tanya Maahs

In this episode of OverArch, I sit down with Tanya Maahs for a really honest conversation about career pivots, burnout, entrepreneurship, motherhood, and what it means to start over when life doesn’t go in a straight line. Tanya shares how her path took her through early jobs, the wedding industry, photography, automotive sales, leadership, and eventually into real estate - all while raising a family and learning how to trust timing instead of forcing it. We talk about work ethic, self-awareness, relationships, burnout, and why some of the most important career lessons don’t come from titles - they come from the people, moments, and decisions that stay with us. This is a grounded and thoughtful conversation for anyone who’s ever felt behind, burnt out, or unsure whether it’s too late to make a change.

The Turning Point That Shaped His Career I Matt Young

Careers aren’t built in straight lines - they’re shaped by moments. In this episode, Matt Young shares the defining experiences that shaped his path, from early adversity and mentorship to building businesses and challenging the youth sports system. We explore: * The power of mentorship * Why adversity drives growth * What’s broken in youth sports * How purpose can guide your career This is a conversation about more than work, it’s about impact, community, and the moments that shape who you become.

Building a Career in Tech Across 3 Countries I Neel Deshpande

n this episode of OverArch, Neel Deshpande shares how his early interest in computers led him into engineering, telecom, and a career in technology that has spanned multiple countries. From growing up in India to studying in New Zealand, working in Australia, and eventually settling in Canada, Neel reflects on the decisions, opportunities, and life moments that shaped his path. We also talk about career growth, family, perspective, and what success means at different stages of life.

From First Job at 14 to Engineering the Future of Transportation I Oliver Kerr

What happens when someone tells you you’re not good at math - and you decide to prove them wrong? In this episode of the OverArch Podcast, Atlee sits down with Oliver Kerr, a civil engineering student about to graduate and start the next chapter of his life studying transportation systems in Scotland. Oliver shares the early moments that shaped his path - from his first job working at a marina at 14 years old to the pivotal moment in Grade 10 when a teacher suggested he might not belong in advanced math. With encouragement from his parents, Oliver pushed forward and ultimately built a career path in engineering. Today he’s working on real-world transportation projects, highway interchanges, and studying how cities move people efficiently. In this conversation, we explore: • The power of early jobs and learning how the real world works • Why a single comment from a teacher almost changed his path • What an engineering school is really like • Designing real transportation systems and highway projects • Why he’s moving to Scotland to study global transit systems • The importance of mentors, parents, and belief in your potential This episode is about turning doubt into direction and how small moments early in life can shape an entire career.