Community Based Research
Members of our team have experience in developing and leading community-based research projects. Community-based research is valuable in the development of Strategic Planning, Community Planning, and Community Health Planning. This process can be used to track progress and indicate whether or not goals and objectives are being met. It can also be used to gather information on a specific area of interest to the community and leadership. Our researchers follow the latest ethics and methodologies developed by Indigenous peoples to ensure the process is not harmful, steered by community, and is of use to the client.
Workshop: Indigenous Perspectives on Self Care: Diabetes, Addictions, Lateral Violence, and Unresolved Trauma
“Taking the time to reflect on how our past shapes our present and physical and mental health all comes together in John’s work, and the work of the group. Engaging and well worth the time. Go check it out!”
Workshop: Indigenous Perspectives on Self Care: Diabetes, Addictions, Lateral Violence, and Unresolved Trauma
“A well-meaning workshop that exceeds expectations, highly recommended facilitation by John Swift (No relation to Taylor Swift). Simply too good.
“Thank you for a different perspective on opening my way of looking at healing my life, but it is still looking at the same issues of Aboriginal people.”
Thank you for your kindness and gentleness, and calm and relaxing schedule. The knowledge we learned was big and stressful but I am glad we balanced it with laughs and meditation and yoga.”
“Awesome, got so much out of the workshop. Hope to have more.”