Acknowledging the CMA Apology to Indigenous Peoples
Today, the Canadian Medical Association (CMA) will issue an apology for its role and the role of the medical profession in the harms caused to Indigenous Peoples within the health […]
Announcing the FPWC 2023-2024 Annual Report: Building Sustainable Wellness for the Mental Wellness Workforce and Communities
We are thrilled to announce the release of the First Peoples Wellness Circle (FPWC) 2023-2024 Annual Report, now available on our website. This year’s report, themed “Building Sustainable Wellness for […]
pihtikwê – Episode 7: Healing Through Culture. Dr. Amy Bombay on Intergenerational Trauma
Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify In Episode 7, Dr. Holly Graham and Dr. Alanaise Ferguson are happy to welcome Dr. Amy Bombay to pihtikwê – Visits with First […]
First Peoples Wellness Circle and the Indigenous Mental Wellness and Trauma-Informed Specialist Workforce During COVID-19
We are excited to share FPWC’s commentary paper featured in the current special issue of Healthcare Papers, First Peoples Wellness Circle and the Indigenous Mental Wellness and Trauma-Informed Specialist Workforce During […]
pihtikwê – Episode 6: Dr. Ed Connors and John Rice
Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify On episode 6 of pihtikwê – Visits with First Nations Psychologists, Dr. Holly Graham and Dr. Brenda Restoule are happy to welcome Dr. […]
pihtikwê Episode 4: Dr. Rod McCormick – Be Courageous. Be Strategic. Be More Resistant
Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify We’re thrilled to have Dr. Rod McCormick as our guest on episode 4 of pihtikwê – Visits with First Nations Psychologists for a lively and […]
Announcing the Release of the What Justice Looks Like report
We are proud to announce the launch of our new report, What Justice Looks Like: Confronting Anti-Indigenous Racism and Building Safe and Comprehensive Mental Health & Addictions Systems for Indigenous […]
pihtikwê Episode 3: Dr. Carol Hopkins – Culturally Based Means We Start from Culture First
Dr. Carol Hopkins is our guest on episode three of pihtikwê – Visits with First Nations Psychologists. She is the Chief Executive Officer of the Thunderbird Partnership Foundation – a leading advocate for […]
pihtikwê Episode 2: Dr. Melanie Nelson – Winning Trust of Children and Communities
Our guest on this episode of pihtikwê: Visits with First Nation Psychologists is Dr. Melanie Nelson. She is a proud Samahquam (St’at’imc) woman and an Assistant Professor at the University […]
Podcast Episode 1 – pihtikwê: Visits with First Nations Psychologists
This podcast series is developed by the Healing from Trauma and Reducing Addictions group, part of the Ontario Network Environments Indigenous Health Research (ON NEIHR) Program. Situated in 10 sites […]
