015: Meaghan and Marie Wright
Between Two Brains
Meaghan and Marie Wright are queer twin sisters and co-founders of Mirror Image Media, a full-service video production company based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. They are award winning filmmakers who use documentaries and commercials as a vehicle to create social and environmental impact. Visit for more info! Follow us on Social
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014: Dr. Nikole MacLellan
Between Two Brains
Dr. Nikole MacLellan (aka Dr Kokes) is a Naturopathic Doctor, Dietitian, and Certified Sports Nutritionist. She has a passion for human performance and sports medicine. Dr. Kokes believes our bodies are capable of the most amazing things, we just have to recover appropriately. Visit for more info! Follow us on Social
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013: Jillian Pfennig
Between Two Brains
Jillian Pfennig is a freelance writer, artist, and photographer. Follow along with Jillian’s adventures on Instagram @jillianpfennig. Visit for more info! Follow us on Social
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012: Abby Goodwin
Between Two Brains
Abby is an ex-beach bum who has fully embraced life on land in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Living with a Traumatic Brain Injury since she was 26 years old, Abby has taken her passion for wellness and transformed it into a comprehensive skillset around healing brain injury and supporting cognitive wellness through nutrition. When she’s not whipping up plant based magic in the kitchen, she enjoys performing improv, practicing restorative yoga and wearing funky hats. Visit for more info! Follow us on Social
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011: Geena Luckett
Between Two Brains
Originally from Nova Scotia, where I completed my Bachelor of Management at Dalhousie, spent some time working my way around another industry and finally found my passion in the family business as part owner of Luckett Vineyards. For the last 10 years you could find me slinging wine here and abroad. If I’m not at the winery or an event for the business, you can most likely find me taking my dogs for a walk, watching shark week, or planning my next trip! Visit for more info! Follow us on Social
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010: Hanna Daltrop
Between Two Brains
Currently living in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Hanna has had a few bumps to the head and a long road of recovering from brain injuries. She is a trained Planner working as a Housing and Infrastructure Policy Analyst at the Atlantic Policy Congress, and spends her free time at the beach in any weather or with her nose in a book. Visit for more info! Follow us on Social
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009: Jackie Farrell
Between Two Brains
Jackie Farrell, MS, OTR/L, CBIS, RYT-200 is an occupational therapist, LoveYourBrain yoga teacher, and certified brain injury, specialist. Jackie works for LoveYourBrain to manage their Clinical Affiliate Program, where LYB partners with select rehabilitation facilities to integrate yoga into their continuum of care. She also facilitates the LYB Level 1 Yoga Teacher Training and Training for Health Professionals, facilitates the LYB Mindset Online Program, and teaches the LYB Yoga Program in Boston, MA. Visit for more info! Follow us on Social
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008: Meaghan Cahill
Between Two Brains
Meaghan Cahill is a Licensed Health and Nutrition Counselor, owner of Cahill Wellness and founder of the Mind Body Food System. Meaghan received her education and training through The Institute of Holistic Nutrition, in Vancouver, BC, as well as thorough Nutraphoria School of Holistic Nutrition. She is also a member, in good standing, with the Health Coach Alliance.
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007: Melanie Dunlop
Between Two Brains
Melanie Dunlop is originally from Nova Scotia, now a speciality nurse practitioner, specializing in brain injury. She works out of the rehab in Halifax Nova Scotia, as well as several other platforms which allow her to cater more towards individual’s needs. She has been working in her field for seven years and has an experienced and insightful view as we talk about what brain injury looks like, and how it has evolved with medicine over the last decade. In addition, her experience in the field lends to her ability to touch on what practices can be helpful for recovery, and how to manage the...
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006: Mariah Morgan
Between Two Brains
On the morning of November 13, 2018, I looked both ways before crossing the street as I entered a pedestrian crosswalk on my two-block walk to work. My memory gets dodgy from here but my brain still holds a few snippets: a quarter of the way across the street I watched the fender of an SUV hit my knee, I slammed onto its hood, and then my head quickly hit the pavement. Hard. I was rushed to the hospital, put in a medically-induced coma, and, when I came to in the ICU at Portsmouth Regional Hospital, was told my 34-year-old body was not how I last remembered it. I’ll spare you the details of...
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Our hosts take a candid and fearless dive into brain injury and the world of invisible disability. Brain injury is the #1 killer and disabler of people under 40. A brain injury can change everything in an instant. Forever.
Largely invisible, isolated and stigmatized, this community is also where the most incredible comeback stories of resilience, recovery and reinvention live. We shed light on this community’s silent determination to survive with compassion (and a little irreverence).
Let’s talk about life beyond brain injury, celebrate neurodiversity and make the invisible visible together.
Chloe Luckett
In 2016 Chloe Luckett sustained a traumatic brain injury in Halifax while cycling. She was hit by a car and taken to the hospital where they identified that she had broken her neck in two places and sustained brain bleeds. After spending the next two months in the hospital and rehab, she moved home with her family, and that’s when the real hard work began.
Over the last 4 years Chloe has navigated and experienced what it means to live with a brain injury and has a new appreciation for what matters most in life. It has taught her the importance of community and family, knowing when to ask for help and that it’s always ok, and how to be proactive when it comes to caring for yourself.
Although traumatic, she is grateful for the experience at times as it has given her a new path and outlook on life. With the new perspective she’s gained, she has found a sense of purpose working with and for the brain injury community and feels grateful sharing other’s experiences and doing anything she can to foster further recovery.
As Chloe puts it, “I have truly gotten to experience the sense of ‘community’, as I saw how the city of Halifax came together to support me and help me expand my dream of working within this sphere. I’ve seen so much growth just since being involved over the last few years, and I look forward to continue sharing the experiences and seeing the recovery that happens within these people!"
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