Lesley Jean Corbett

Lesley Jean Corbett is an International Coach dedicated to helping others discover their true value and worth. She is passionate about dismantling the harmful lies imposed by unhealthy family dynamics, dysfunctional workplaces, and complex social environments. At the same time, she empowers individuals to reclaim their confidence, supports them through their grief journey, and helps lighten the emotional burdens that prevent them from living a fulfilling life.

With a Bachelor's degree in Education, majoring in English, and two postgraduate degrees in Educational Psychology with specializations in Leadership and Inclusive Education, Lesley brings a wealth of academic and practical expertise to her work. She also holds dual Professional Coaching Certifications in Wellness, Performance, Relationships, and Business.

Lesley brings 25 years of experience as an educator, having taught K–12, including High School Psychology, and served as both a Resource Teacher and Divisional Inclusion Specialist. As a former President of the Manitoba Alliance of Universal Design for Learning, she has designed and delivered a wide range of workshops and presentations for educators and school leaders, championing inclusive and supportive learning environments.

As the co-founder of Waypoint Wellness & Performance Coaching, Lesley and her husband, George, provide coaching both in-person and online. A highly sought after coach, she works with individuals, couples, families, and entrepreneurs worldwide, offering expertise in wellness, relationships, personal growth, and business success.

With clarity and compassion, she supports clients through trauma and helps them navigate complex emotional challenges. Her results-driven approach has earned her widespread recognition, with many clients sharing their transformational experiences.

Lesley is also the author of Blindsided: Help, Hope, and Healing for Parents Coping with Estrangement, a book that offers guidance and support to parents facing the heartbreak of estrangement from their adult children. Through research-based insights, case studies, and faith-based devotionals, she helps parents process this living grief. She empowers readers to reclaim their worth, find healing, and move forward with hope, grounded in faith.

A balanced and fulfilling life comes from staying active, enjoying nourishing food, spending time in nature, and fostering meaningful connections. For Lesley, these practices are not just habits but reflections of her unwavering faith—the foundation that shapes her work, writing, and daily life.