Deepening Our Collective Resilience

In this introductory webinar we explore Historical Trauma, taking participants on a journey that begins with understanding true wellness as a human living in harmony with nature and the planet. As we examine today’s climate crisis as an extension of the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, we will discover the resultant formation of dis-ease in BIPOC communities as well as in dominant culture, ultimately 
understanding how the individual, collective and societal dis-ease manifests in subsequent generations. Our journey culminates with learning how to fuse current-day knowledge with ancestral traditions for healing and facilitating self-healing communities.

The information is grounded in neurobiology and presented from a multicultural perspective, injecting traditions and ideology from various cultures from around the world. In this inclusive study we rely on the ancient tradition of storytelling, visual art and interconnected relationships to intentionally explore difficult topics.

We will cover the following:

• Indigenous Wellness
• Salutogenesis: Historical/Collective/Intergenerational Trauma
• Epigenetics
• Neurological implications of Historical Trauma
• Re-culturing & Decolonization

Join Iya Affo for this 3-part online series. 

Further Reading

Decolonizing Trauma Work by Renee Linklater

Recordings

• Your registration includes access to all recordings of the event, so any missed sessions may be watched at a later date.

Continuing Education

There are no Continuing Education units associated with this event.

Currency

Prices are in United States Dollars.

Refund Policy

The registration fee for SAND’s online events is non-refundable. SAND will consider refund requests due to an extraordinary circumstance or emergency on a case by case basis.

Questions

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