Private Training

Decolonizing Your Helping Practice

1 day

Decolonizing Your Helping Practice

About this Workshop

Are you looking to decolonize your helping practice and learn wholistic approaches to healing?

Join us for this unique opportunity, where you’ll learn how to weave Indigenous and Western approaches into your helping practice and apply a decolonized lens to your role.

Through circle methodology, you will engage in critical reflection, experiential learning, and storytelling to deepen your understanding of wholistic approaches to healing. You will gain practical skills for solidarity and allyship, with a focus on co-creating culturally welcoming spaces.

Challenge yourself to examine the presence of colonization in your own practice and deepen your understanding of the ongoing impacts of colonization on the well-being of Indigenous peoples.

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A CTRI Training Coordinator will take the time to understand your goals. Together, we’ll find the right training that suits your organization’s unique needs.

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Step 2 - Pricing

Prices for private workshops start at $3,300 for a full day, or $2,050 for a half day. Final costs vary based on factors such as location, group size, and content customization. Contact us today for a detailed proposal.

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Once you’re ready to proceed, we’ll assign a facilitator and schedule the training. Your facilitator will reach out ahead of time to learn more about your group and tailor the workshop accordingly.

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Target Audience

This workshop is for both Indigenous and non-Indigenous practitioners, social workers, counsellors, educators, and helpers who want to decolonize their helping practice and learn wholistic healing methods.

Method of Delivery

Presentation, experiential practice, personal reflection, small group discussions, and circle methodology.

Learning Objectives

At the end of this workshop, participants should be able to:

  • Identify the impacts of colonialism in healing concepts
  • Describe Indigenous approaches to helping, healing, and wholistic wellness
  • Implement culturally safe and relevant ways to engage in healing
  • Apply both Western and Indigenous approaches to support in your practice

Topics Included

  • Decolonizing Helping and Healing Work
  • Indigenous Concepts of Healing and Wellness
  • Creating Culturally Safe Healing Spaces
  • Weaving Western and Indigenous Helping Methods
  • Circle Methodology for Teaching and Learning

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