Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with joy, love, and the enchantment of the season. From Dre's lens to your heart, may this holiday bring you warmth and happiness! < Back Merry Christmas! 🎄 Dec 25, 2023 Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with joy, love, and the enchantment of the season. From Dre's lens to your heart, may this holiday bring you warmth and happiness! Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with joy, love, and the enchantment of the season. From Dre's lens to your heart, may this holiday bring you warmth and happiness! Previous Next Chase the Lights with Me Get my latest camera settings, aurora alerts, and behind-the-scenes updates Subscribe Thanks for subscribing to our Newsletter

The updated cover is ready and the printed proof is being reviewed. Here’s the latest on the children’s book inspired by northern Saskatchewan, with school and community inquiries welcome. < Back When the Sky Danced: New Cover and October Book Update Oct 12, 2026 Dre Erwin The updated cover is ready and the printed proof is being reviewed. Here’s the latest on the children’s book inspired by northern Saskatchewan, with school and community inquiries welcome. My children’s book, When the Sky Danced, is getting closer to release. I’m reviewing the printed proof before making copies available, with publication currently anticipated toward the end of October 2026. Set in northern Saskatchewan, the first book in the Under the Northern Lights series follows Kai on a journey of wonder, courage and hope. The story is intended for young readers ages 4–8. My biggest goal is to get this story into the hands of children, especially in northern and rural communities. Teachers, libraries, early years centres and other organizations interested in copies are welcome to get in touch. Read the full book update and community ordering information here: https://www.dreerwinphoto.com/post/when-the-sky-danced-childrens-book-northern-saskatchewan For school or community inquiries, email dreerwinphotography@gmail.com. Previous Next Chase the Lights with Me Get my latest camera settings, aurora alerts, and behind-the-scenes updates Subscribe Thanks for subscribing to our Newsletter

Delve into the revolutionary influence of registered nurses, doctors, and other healthcare professionals employing innovative methods in rural healthcare. Explore how their dedication and inventive solutions are reshaping healthcare in remote regions, empowering communities, and enhancing the well-being of the individuals they serve. < Back Frontline Innovations: Rural and Remote Healthcare Delve into the revolutionary influence of registered nurses, doctors, and other healthcare professionals employing innovative methods in rural healthcare. Explore how their dedication and inventive solutions are reshaping healthcare in remote regions, empowering communities, and enhancing the well-being of the individuals they serve. In the vast and remote regions, particularly within Métis and First Nations communities, the shortage of healthcare professionals, especially physicians, remains a significant challenge. Visits by such professionals are infrequent, often limited to just a few days each month. In this context, registered nurses who live and work within these local communities play an indispensable role. They not only provide vital healthcare services but also form profound bonds with community members, becoming an integral part of their extended families. These dedicated nurses go beyond medical care, bringing a deep understanding of the patient's unique cultural and social context to the forefront. This ensures that healthcare experiences are not only timely but also deeply personalized and effective. In response to the healthcare needs in these remote areas, registered nurses have embraced Advanced Authorized Practice (AAP). This expanded role empowers them to provide a wider range of healthcare services, addressing the diverse and unique needs of the communities they serve. It's a testament to their unwavering commitment, leadership, and the profound impact they have on the healthcare landscape in Canada's North. Moreover, tackling healthcare challenges in rural and remote areas often requires innovative thinking. Beyond traditional medical practices, healthcare professionals explore creative avenues, such as therapeutic photography, to offer holistic care. These unconventional approaches consider individuals' overall well-being, encompassing not only their physical health but also their mental and emotional needs. Thinking outside the box in healthcare is essential in these regions. It encourages the search for innovative solutions that truly make a meaningful difference in the lives of those served. By embracing approaches like therapeutic photography, healthcare continues to evolve and adapt, ensuring accessibility and effectiveness even in the most challenging environments. This balance between standardization and cultural sensitivity is vital for delivering quality care in remote communities where resources are scarce, and collaboration is key to effectiveness. Learn more about rural and remote healthcare in Saskatchewan here Previous Next Donate Behind the Scenes 01 Pinehouse Photography Club Online Gallery 02 Dre Erwin Photography Online Gallery 03 Therapeutic Photography Online Gallery

Inspiring happiness and abundance through captivating Northern Lights imagery and the law of attraction < Back Northern Lights Inspiration Project Inspiring happiness and abundance through captivating Northern Lights imagery and the law of attraction The 'Northern Lights Inspiration Project' is a creative venture that harnesses the enchanting beauty of the Northern Lights to spark inspiration, happiness, and abundance in the lives of individuals. This project employs the principles of the law of attraction to manifest positivity, offering a unique blend of awe-inspiring imagery and metaphysical concepts. By sharing the wonder of the Northern Lights and empowering people to tap into their potential, the project seeks to illuminate the path to a more fulfilling and prosperous life. Learn more about the law of attraction here . Previous Next Donate 01 Pinehouse Photography Club Online Gallery 02 Dre Erwin Photography Online Gallery 03 Therapeutic Photography Online Gallery

Dre's expertise in aurora borealis photography and his ability to capture the beauty and magic of the Northern Lights in his images can provide a source of inspiration and motivation for anyone looking to explore and connect with the natural world. Your review is now visible Thanks for your review. Leaving reviews can help other shoppers make informed decisions. See Your Review

< Back Dre Erwin Founder, Primary Care Nurse, Children's Book Author Dre Erwin, a former Canadian Armed Forces member and dedicated primary care nurse, has been an inspirational figure in the realm of mental health support. His passion for therapeutic photography and youth well-being has garnered widespread acclaim and recognition. Notably, Dre Erwin authored the children's book "The Little Boy Who Found Happiness in the Most Unusual Place" in both English and Cree, achieving a remarkable feat by landing in Canada's top ten bestsellers for two consecutive weeks. Beyond his literary success, Dre's work in therapeutic photography has left an indelible mark. He gained national recognition as the central figure in the CBC award-winning documentary "A New Lens on Life." This documentary showcased his pioneering efforts to utilize photography as a tool for communication and healing among youth dealing with mental health challenges. Dre's journey has also received substantial support from influential organizations. The Union of Nurses and his college recognized his innovative approach to nursing in remote Saskatchewan. In a compelling commercial and documentary "On The Front Lines of Rural and Remote Health Care", they highlighted his dedication to enhancing the lives of those he serves. dreerwinphotography@gmail.com 1-306-690-4554

Exciting news from the field! Thanks to the generosity of a local teacher, we've just received a fantastic donation of cell phones for our youth programs. < Back Sandy Bay Update: New Donations and Summer Coordination Fueling Youth Well-Being Initiatives Jun 22, 2026 Dre Erwin Exciting news from the field! Thanks to the generosity of a local teacher, we've just received a fantastic donation of cell phones for our youth programs. These devices will be key to supporting our therapeutic photography and sports mentorship initiatives, with Kim Dave , our summer programming coordinator, leading the charge. We're gearing up for a big launch for the summer, so stay tuned for more updates as we put these tools into action for our community! How You Can Help: I’ll be honest—one nurse and a pile of donated gear can't do this alone. This program only works if the community steps up to protect and support our youth. If this initiative helps even just one kid, it’s worth it, but we need backup. To Volunteer: We need adults to step up for the photography club, sports sessions, and summer events. If you can give some time, contact Kim Dave or reach out directly to the school to get involved. To Donate Gear: If you have functional gear or cell phones to contribute, contact me directly . Let's work together with the school to make this happen for our youth. Previous Next Chase the Lights with Me Get my latest camera settings, aurora alerts, and behind-the-scenes updates Subscribe Thanks for subscribing to our Newsletter

Explore the diverse gallery capturing the dedicated individuals of Sandy Bay's health and RCMP teams. Discover the faces behind compassionate healthcare and community safety, showcasing the collaborative efforts and commitment of those who serve this vibrant community Sandy Bay Health and RCMP BACK Share BACK

Learn how Dre Erwin's photography and youth advocacy encourage creativity, self-expression and community connection in northern Saskatchewan. Transforming the North's Light into Visual Anchors for Well-being A Message from our Founder I know what it is like to navigate the depths of grief and despair. I have been there, and I can tell you firsthand: photography saved my life. It gave me a reason to look up when I was struggling to find happiness looking down. My work isn’t just about capturing beauty; it is about ensuring our youth are heard and providing them a safe path forward. I learned how this practice could save me, and now I am dedicated to showing how it can change the lives of others. To anyone sitting in silence without an advocate: I’ve got you. Our Mission Building on the success of the Pinehouse Photography Club , we are a mission-driven non-profit dedicated to championing mental health and well-being. We utilize the transformative power of Therapeutic Photography and the Law of Attraction, using the unparalleled awe of the Northern Lights as the ultimate visual tool for healing and prevention. Our Commitment and Community We are dedicated to empowering individuals from diverse backgrounds, encompassing Métis, Cree, and people of all ages. We nurture a supportive community that fosters: Healing & Self-Expression: Providing solace through therapeutic, self-expressive practices. Youth Advocacy: Giving young people a safe, creative alternative to prevent depression and ensure their voices are heard and valued. Personal Growth: Guiding individuals from despair to hope and from adversity to empowerment. Visual Manifestation: Using high-impact visual anchors to promote mental well-being and resilience. Support the Movement Thank you for standing with us. As a non-profit, our goal is to get this message of hope to every corner of the North. We want our youth to look up at the night sky and see a future filled with possibility. There are three ways you can join us in this mission: Own the Light: Your purchase of award-winning Northern Lights art directly fuels our advocacy programs and provides resources for youth in remote communities. Shop the Collection Donate Gear : We are always looking for gently used cameras and equipment to put into the hands of a young person waiting for a voice. Your old gear could be the start of someone’s healing journey. Learn How to Donate Start a Club : Inspired to bring therapeutic photography to your own community? We provide the blueprint and support to help you advocate for youth mental health through the lens. Inquire About Starting a Club Together, we nurture healing, anchor inspiration, and share the transformative power of the Canadian cosmos with those who need it most. Your journey to create a positive impact begins right here. "You are doing amazing, much-needed work... doing exactly what an Art Therapist would do if photography was the selected intervention. I give you props. Hat tip." — Bizmuth, ATR-BC Board Certified Art Therapist

Dre's expertise in aurora borealis photography and his ability to capture the beauty and magic of the Northern Lights in his images can provide a source of inspiration and motivation for anyone looking to explore and connect with the natural world. Oops-a-daisy! This page isn't available. Sorry about that. Try going back to the homepage. Return Home

Dre's expertise in aurora borealis photography and his ability to capture the beauty and magic of the Northern Lights in his images can provide a source of inspiration and motivation for anyone looking to explore and connect with the natural world.