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Trauma Informed Practice: Working with Indigenous Individuals

Trauma Informed Practice: Working with Indigenous IndividualsMoving from what s wrong with you to what has happened to you Lisa George MEd, CCC Sarah Newton, RN(EC)Dominique-Michelle Legacy OT Reg(Ont) Seeds to Walk Away With Connecting Past & Present Understanding Trauma and its Impacts Understanding Principles of Trauma Informed Care Putting it into Practice: the challenges and rewards500 Years in 2 Minutes(WabKinew)Why is the Past Important? In order to best support the Indigenous person in front of you, it is important to know the journey they have been through. Please recognize that Colonialism isdefined as control by one power over a dependent area or people .

•“Aboriginal Peoples continue to experience conditions of persistent disadvantage, including a greater likelihood of suffering violent crimes and physical, emotional or sexual abuse.” •May also include mistrust of non-Indigenous institutions (e.g., governments and public services) •Many Indigenous people prefer not to access mainstream

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