Training

Basic information for frontline workers and others with family, friends or neighbours who may be experiencing IPV

An introduction to skills for compassion and self-compassion, to motivate yourself with compassion, and cope with burnout.

An overview of family law and key issues regarding IPV, for frontline workers and others with family, friends and neighbours who may be experiencing IPV.

Tools to help leaders prepare for loss and grief in the workplace; and insights about grief and healing, anticipating challenges, providing support, etc.

For anyone who wants to deepen their understanding of the realities of family law for IPV survivors. Part 1 is a pre-requisite.

Discover techniques for “holding space” for someone, becoming more comfortable with “being in the moment”, and understanding

the connection to moving forward.

Learn how to recognize challenges we experience in our worlds and respond with “from inside” resiliency.

90-credits (3 years of full-time study) covering a range of topics related to Indigenous Governance (e.g. Self-Government, land claims, community and economic development, human resources, finance, etc.). Courses are available online and in person - contact us today for more information!

This one-day workshop introduces participants to workplace mental health, to specific common issues like depression and anxiety, and to elements of the National Standard for Psychological Health and Safety. Half day and one hour sessions available. 

You will:

• Better understand and notice what activates your stress levels
• Manage the stress in your life
• Shift your stress from exhausting to energizing and use it productively

A speaking program that is designed to help women contribute more fully, develop leadership abilities, feel powerful and confident in using their voices…professionally, personally and publicly.