Hey driven people,

I’m a licensed counsellor, cyclist, and adventure-seeker. I’ve been married to Louis-Philippe for 12 years and our idea of a dream date includes a gravel ride somewhere in the wilderness.

We have two amazing warrior-like daughters. I have the privilege to see how kindness fuels strength to face hardships, no matter the season. I’ve recently discovered that cycling makes me braver, stronger, and more available for the ones I cherish.

My main drive is toward relationships which is why I hope that you will find value to help better manage your relationships.

Kindly yours,

Vicki

Hey driven people,

My name is Louis-Philippe Landry. I am a husband to our wonderful co-host Vicki and father of two amazing daughters! My proud dad and husband moment is the fact that I left a 9 to 5 job to be able to be the best dad and husband that I could be. I am a Registered Psychotherapist in Ontario, Canada. I also offer my services in leadership coaching.

You might relate to me as a lifelong athlete from competitive rankings in snowboarding but having found root in cycling in my later years. Cycling is a passion but also a medium for expression and a staple for personal health.

My contribution to Overcome Café is being a co-host, editor, and content creator for our podcast. I also have the role of service provider for our coaching and psychotherapy services. But more importantly, my goals are to help you thrive by better managing your thoughts, emotions, and relationships. The best investment is people and I believe we can inspire you to be the best version of “YOU”.

Stay driven and vulnerable,

LP

Father of two, Matt has been blogging since 2007, melding his passion for all things cycling and philosophy, specifically with regard to the philosophy of technology, ethics, and cognitive science.

Matt began racing bikes in 1993, and has competed at Elite and Masters levels in Canada and the United States, across a broad spectrum of disciplines, from cross-country, downhill and 4X MTB to, road, cyclocross, and gravel, his most ‘prestigious’ results being two 3rd place overall finishes at Canada’s biggest gravel race, Paris-to-Ancaster.

Matt’s passion for cycling, lifelong learning, progression, and innovation underpins the multidisciplinary perspective he brings to Overcome Cafe conversations.