Tsow-Tun Le Lum Society Helping House

2 services offered by: Tsow-Tun Le Lum Society Helping House

• Cultural Support Services

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  Offers emotional and cultural supports to Indigenous individuals, and families.

  Offers emotional and cultural supports to Indigenous individuals, and families. Services provided include ceremonies, spiritual support, brushings, facilitation of healing circles, and grief and loss sessions through one-on-one sessions with counsellors or retired counsellors over the phone or in person. Resolution Health Support Workers provide emotional support, counselling, and critical incident debriefing to residential school survivors, intergenerational survivors, and those affected by the missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls genocide. Also able to support individuals and families impacted by the Child Welfare Reform and Jordan's Principle Settlements. Also offers educational workshops on topics such as trauma, grief and loss, and suicide awareness. Serves BC.

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  • www.tsowtunlelum.org

  Address

  • 2850 Miller Road
    Duncan, BC, V9L 6V6

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• Kwunatsustul (Holding Hands, Standing Together) Second Stage Program: Trauma

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  Five-week residential, co-ed, intensive trauma program designed to address mental health and trauma issues being faced by First Nations communities.

  Five-week residential, co-ed, intensive trauma program designed to address mental health and trauma issues being faced by First Nations communities. Uses traditional and contemporary methodologies to address emotional, mental, physical, and spiritual health and well-being issues that stem from residential school experience, past substance use, violence (domestic or physical), unresolved grief, and intergenerational issues. Referrals are accepted from a substance use treatment counsellor, a band social worker, a clinical counsellor, a therapist, or a psychologist. Program applicants must meet basic criteria, including being in recovery by attending support group meetings, a minimum of six months sobriety, and seeing a counsellor/therapist on a regular basis who can provide aftercare upon program completion. Other second-stage recovery programs available are Honouring Your Grief, Elders and Colleagues, and All My Relationships. Healing is restored through ceremony and prayer where Elders share brushing and cleansing ceremonies. Office hours are 9 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 4 pm Monday to Friday. Funded by First Nations Health Authority.
  

  Website

  • www.tsowtunlelum.org

  Address

  • 2850 Miller Road
    Duncan, BC

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