Living in a Good Way: Introduction

This Introduction to Living in a Good Way provides a framework for the student to apply an asset-based approach to support living in community in a good way.

Description: This Introduction to Living in a Good Way provides a framework for the student to apply an asset-based approach to support living in community in a good way. With particular attention to Indigenous community, the origins of trauma introduced through the colonial enterprise are explored as well as ways in which this trauma continues to manifest in the present on a variety of levels. The importance of ceremony, re-connection to the land and traditional ways of healing will be discussed and students will have opportunity to experience ceremony for personal formation.

Seminary: NAIITS: An Indigenous Learning Community

Science areas: Trauma and psychology, ecology and environmental sciences, healing and the body

ID685 Living in a Good Way (Goins, Begay)

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