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SUMMARY:Indigenous Family Wellness Learning Circle Part 1\, with Jann Derrick
DESCRIPTION:Indigenous Family Training\, Rewrapping our Families with Jann Derrick\, PhD\n \nOutline \nIt is key to understand that Indigenous families are communal based. This is an entirely different perspective than the nuclear-based family. Relationships are essential\, as are roles. Without understanding relationships as the focus\, it can be perplexing and difficult when applying the individualistic approaches of the mainstream when working with Aboriginal families. \nThis training will provide an introduction into viewing families as a system; a collection of relationships\, individuals\, roles\, values and beliefs. This highlights the wholistic view of the traditional Indigenous family. Colonization brought changes to Indigenous families and communities and unwrapped the family system to a large degree. \nJann teaches using a traditional systemic and experiential approach combined with didactic summaries. \nThis training will focus on: \n\nViewing the family as a system\nViewing the family now following colonization; its strength and its resistance\nSpecific themes common in families now: attachment challenges\, multiple losses and grief\, intergenerational trauma\, survivorship tools\, healing paradigms\nTools and wholistic approaches for helpers who walk beside the family members\n\nEach workshop will be geared to the context of the participants and their roles in walking beside Indigenous families. \nJann Derrick\, PhD \nJann has been in practice as a Registered Family Therapist since 1978. She is passionate about children and their return to the center of their families and communities.  Jann is of Irish\, English and Haudensaunee ancestry and specializes in working with families\, parents and communities in order that children can once again be safe\, know their identity and where they belong.  She is skilled in working with Indigenous Historical Trauma\, Residential School trauma\, and its intergenerational effects in families and communities. \nJann devotes her time to mentoring and teaching frontline workers and professionals\, supporting service delivery to Indigenous communities\, and writing and publishing. \nIndigenous Family Wellness Learning Circle Registration Form \nTo register\, complete and return the registration form with payment. \nWorkshop runs from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm each day. Registrants may also be interested in taking Part 2 of the Learning Circle\, the “Indigenous Perspectives of Healing PTSD” workshop with Patricia Vickers\, January 30 – February 1 (full description in registration form).
URL:https://sandysaulteaux.ca/event/indigenous-family-wellness-part1/
LOCATION:Sandy-Saulteaux Spiritual Centre\, 290 Zielke Drive\, Beausejour\, Manitoba\, R0E 0C0\, Canada
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