The Thunderbird Partnership Foundation is educating Canadians about the importance of land-based service delivery models and the First Nations Mental Wellness Continuum in providing mental health services–and preparing for and responding to crises–in First Nations
Land-based service delivery models can enhance hope, belonging, meaning, purpose
February 13th, 2018 | Posted by in uncategorized - (Comments Off on Land-based service delivery models can enhance hope, belonging, meaning, purpose)12 step recovery programs can help some, but not all, recover from addictions
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Although the 12-step approach to recovery from alcoholism and addiction can be beneficial for some people, not everyone is comfortable with some of the more spiritual aspects of the programs
Expressing the individual’s right to die: Bill C-14 and Taylor’s “modern moral order”
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The importance of the rights and obligations individuals have to one another is now accompanied by an emphasis on the right of individuals to live authentically
Intimations of mortality: Previews of the end
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If the human obsession with achievement is a subconscious attempt to deny–and transcend–mortality, what impact does it have on our beliefs, philosophies and societies?
Dignity, end-of-Life, and concerns in the LGBTQ community
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The lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) community is a group in society with a unique set of end-of-life concerns, but their needs remain largely unmet
Buddhist nun Yin Kit teaches mindfulness meditation to prisoners in the Fraser Valley
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“If you constantly think of it as a prison cell it’s always duhkha—suffering. But if you turn it into a meditation cell, then at least for a moment you will have a glimpse of freedom and joy, because you let go of that negativity.”
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