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Oh hi there!

Hi, I’m Robyn — some know me as Rob!


I'm a proud Queer, Métis human and entrepreneur living on the unceded territory of the Secwépemc Nation. My business, Rob Pross Wholeness, was born from my own healing journey — one that continues to evolve and inspire everything I do.

At the heart of my work are rattles, drums, art, hypnotherapy, and healing — all deeply rooted in creativity, emotional processing, and conscious living. This isn’t just another wellness trend; it’s a way of life grounded in returning to wholeness, a choice we make when we’re ready to shift the patterns that no longer serve us.

I’m based in Enderby, BC, and work throughout the Okanagan, Shuswap, and across Canada. My specialty is in creating handmade rattles, blending rawhide, paint, and intention into unique healing tools. I offer rattle-making workshops, rattle healing sessions, hypnotherapy, and various other offerings that support people in reconnecting with themselves. I am a Clinical Hypnotherapist, Certified Meditation & Mindfulness Teacher, Certified Life Coach (Rhodes Wellness College), Yoga Teacher, and I studied Fine Arts at Grant MacEwan University. I love public speaking and sharing my healing journey — especially when it includes rattles!

Rattles, drums, art and hypnotherapy speak to me on a soul level. They've become the foundation of how I support others in remembering who they are. My art is my home — a space where I connect with my gifts, my story, and Source.

When I’m not working, I’m a proud mom to two wild and wonderful boys who have taught me more than any training ever could.

This is just a snapshot of who I am — I'm an open book and love connecting through conversation, story, and shared experience. Healing is a lifelong path — one of returning to our true essence, growing, and ultimately, learning how to fully enjoy this life.

Let’s connect and co-create your portal to wholeness.

With gratitude,
Rob Pross

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