We focus on Indigenous approaches and perspectives, particularly in the context of Grief and Loss, Healing and Wellness, and the wisdom of Turtle Medicine. Our workshops incorporate these elements into Strategic Planning to promote holistic well-being.
Wahkotowin (Kinship) for First Nations, Metis and Inuit children, youth, families, and Elders is essential in navigating complex systems to achieve their full potential in every facet of life, especially in areas like Grief and Loss, Healing and Wellness, and Strategic Planning. With the guidance of the Elders, we provide support to build the capacity of First Nation, Metis, and Inuit families, incorporating teachings such as Turtle Medicine, as they grow into proud and thriving Indigenous Peoples through various Workshops.
The Turtle Medicine Agency (TMA) offers a Training-of-Trainers (TOT) Workshop designed to enhance your staff's knowledge and skills in effectively delivering training and facilitating healing workshops that focus on Grief and Loss and overall Healing and Wellness within your communities. The TMA TOT Series consists of:
Understanding grief and loss is essential for navigating the journey of healing and wellness. Emphasizing self-care, especially through practices like Turtle Medicine, can significantly aid in this process. Additionally, attending workshops focused on strategic planning for emotional recovery can provide valuable tools for managing grief.
Youth prevention and gang awareness initiatives can greatly benefit from addressing themes of grief and loss, which are often prevalent in communities affected by violence. By focusing on healing and wellness, these programs can promote emotional recovery and resilience. Strategic planning is essential to ensure that workshops effectively engage youth, providing them with the tools to understand and utilize Turtle Medicine as a means of personal and community healing.
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