This is a brief introduction of one model of how peer support and traditional Indigenous healing can work together to enhance and expand the healing and wellness for people of indigenous heritage. It is meant to give people, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, a look at one way to support peers of Indigenous people using peer support. It is one way of opening up the lines of communication. It is not just meant for Indigenous people but for their allies as well. It allows everyone to connect and expand their horizons.
Indigenous knowledge and traditional healing
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This resource was developed by Shkaabe Makwa at CAMH to uplift people's spirits during these unprecedented times.
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Webinar: Use of traditional healing practices in two Ontario First Nations Events
Please join the Evidence Exchange Network (EENet) and Shaakbe Mukwa in the Provincial System Support Program at the Centre for Addiction and Mental health, as we host our next webinar, part of the "New Narratives" series.
This webinar will focus on research looking at the use of traditional healing practices in two Ontario First Nations communities.
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