Date: Tuesday, Nov 17

Time: 9:00am-4:00pm 

Location: 1R#6, Adams Lake Indian Band, 2516 Pierre’s Point Road

Who: Community partners and interested individuals (space priority given to members of the Shuswap Youth Services Collaborative and Adams Lake Indian Band)

Activities: 

This workshop explores inter-generational trauma and five key principles of trauma informed practice that help organizations foster healing, resilience, engagement and positive transformation for individuals, families and communities.

-Lunch included 

Facilitator Lacy Runner: 

Lacy is the Children and Youth Mental Health Clinician for Lee Tai Kee Now Tribal Council, a Canadian certified counsellor and PhD candidate who integrates Indigenous knowledge, cultural practices and trauma-informed approaches to support healing, foster compassionate care, and promote culturally grounded wellness in diverse communities.

Cost: FREE thanks to the collaborative partnership between Rise Up, the Shuswap Youth Services Collaborative, Adams Lake Indian Band and Canadian Mental Health Association Shu-Rev.

Click here for a poster of the event.

Contact szuidhof@ruwellness.ca for more information.