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SUMMARY:Healthy Relationships Training
DESCRIPTION:About the Training\nFor over a decade\, the Native Wellness Institute has been providing Healthy Relationships training throughout Indian Country. This two-day Healthy Relationships training is intended for adults who want to better understand healthy relationships\, for staff and workers who provide healthy relationships information and workshops to community members\, and those who want to brush up on their healthy relationships knowledge and facilitation skills. \nThe training will cover the core lessons of NWI’s healthy relationships curriculum and more. Participants will listen\, learn\, share and dialogue with each other in small and large groups. \n\nWho Should Attend\n​Everyone! Front line workers to youth workers to tribal leaders\, to policy people to prevention workers\, to behavioral health and social service staff\, to elders\, community members and youth- anyone working for a tribe\, tribal or urban agency or for those working with Indigenous people\, we hope to see you there!\n\nTraining Topics\n\n\nIntroduction to Healthy Relationships\nRecognizing Historical and Intergenerational Trauma\nGender Differences\nHealthy Communication and Conflict Resolution\nComing Together as a Couple\nLiving in Balance\nLove and Romance
URL:https://recoveralaska.org/event/healthy-relationships-training/
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SUMMARY:Gathering of Native Americans (GONA)
DESCRIPTION:The Gathering of Native Americans (GONA) is an almost four-decade-old proven model to assist communities to heal from the lasting impacts of colonization. Historical and intergenerational trauma is at the root of hopelessness and healing is the answer to trauma. The GONA follows four developmental phases and values of Belonging\, Mastery\, Interdependence and Generosity. \nWho Should Attend\nStaff members in tribal and urban communities who work in prevention\, promotion of culture\, social service programs\, youth workers\, behavioral health staff\, tribal leaders and others interested in bringing healing as a tool to address suicide in Indian Country.\n\nTraining Topics\nThe four development phases \n\nBelonging\nMastery\nInterdependence\nBelonging​\nUtilizing the GONA for Community Action\n\nTraining Schedule\nPacific Time Zone\n9:00 am – 11:00 am\n(Break 11:00 am – 12:00 pm)\n12:00 pm – 2:00 pm\n(​Break 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm)\n​3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
URL:https://recoveralaska.org/event/gathering-of-native-americans-gona/
LOCATION:Online Via Zoom
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SUMMARY:Wellness in the Workplace
DESCRIPTION:About the Training\n“There are many epidemics in Indian Country and gossip and negativity are two of the biggest ones.”\n– NWI Training participant\, November 2013. ​\nThe Native Wellness Institute has heard many\, many stories and examples of unhealthy workplaces over the years. In response\, we have developed a Wellness in the Workplace training that helps participants better understand where unhealthy work behaviors come from and more importantly\, how to address them in the workplace. This interactive training will take participants on a journey of personal and workplace wellness with skills and tools to be a more positive\, proactive\, and productive employee.\n\nTraining Topics\n\n\nBuilding Team\nNative Wellness\nTraditional Values\nParty Like It’s 1491!\nWellness in the Workplace\nHealthy Communication\nStress and Burnout\n​Traditional Leadership\n\nWho Should Attend\n​Everyone! Front line workers to youth workers to tribal leaders\, to policy people to prevention workers\, to behavioral health and social service staff\, to elders\, community members and youth- anyone working for a tribe\, tribal or urban agency or for those working with Indigenous people\, we hope to see you there!
URL:https://recoveralaska.org/event/wellness-in-the-workplace/
LOCATION:Online Via Zoom
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SUMMARY:Being an Ally in Indian Country
DESCRIPTION:Many non-Natives work in various capacities in Indian Country- from tribal administrators to front line workers to urban Indian center employees. In addition\, other non-Natives work in other agencies that serve or collaborate with Indian Country. Learning by doing is the way most allies become allies. \nThis interactive training will be facilitated by a team of NWI trainers and is intended for non-Natives and Natives who want to learn more about being an ally in Indian Country. The training will include large and small group discussions\, opportunities for reflection and assessment\, and tools to take back to the workplace. The goal of the training is to better help you to help the tribe/organization you are working for. \nTraining Topics\n\n\nWhat is an Ally\nWhat is an Aspiring Ally\nBeing An Ally\nWho Determines If You Are An Ally\nBecoming a Decolonized Ally\nRacism\, Bias and Privilege\nHistorical and Contemporary Trauma\nBetter Understanding Oppression​\n\nWho Should Attend\n​Any person aspiring to be a better ally in Indian Country.\n\n\nTraining Schedule\nPacific Time Zone\n9:00 am – 11:00 am\n(Break 11:00 am – 12:00 pm)\n12:00 pm – 2:00 pm\n(​Break 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm)\n​3:00 pm – 4:00 pm
URL:https://recoveralaska.org/event/being-an-ally-in-indian-country/
LOCATION:Online Via Zoom
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SUMMARY:Self Care Strategies for Work and Home
DESCRIPTION:Pandemic fatigue. Zoom fatigue. Political fatigue. It’s real and it has taken a toll on so many of us as we have entered year 3 of the pandemic. Given our changing times\, we are offering another training on Self-Care. The interactive training will include three sessions per day via Zoom with plenty of breaks in between. Self-care tools and strategies will be provided for individuals as well as how to bring these tools to your staff. A handful of NWI trainers and special guests will provide the training. \nTraining Topics\n\n\nImpacts of Stress\nAnticipatory Grief\n“Feel Good” Hormones\nSelf-Care Tools\nExamples of Virtual Self-Care\n\nMusic Concerts\nComedy\nTraditional Storytelling\n\n\nMovement and Healthy Eating\nCultural Resiliency\n\nWho Should Attend\n​Everyone! Front line workers to youth workers to tribal leaders\, to policy people to prevention workers\, to behavioral health and social service staff\, to elders\, community members\, and youth- anyone working for a tribe\, tribal or urban agency or for those working with Indigenous people\, we hope to see you there!
URL:https://recoveralaska.org/event/self-care-strategies-for-work-and-home/
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