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All services are trauma-informed, culturally grounded, and designed to restore connection to self, community, and tradition.

Trauma-Informed Therapy
Individual therapy sessions offered in-person at the Wellness Room or virtually via ShockTalk, an Indigenous led, culturally tailored telebehavioral health platform.
Our Indigenous clinicians specialize in:

Facilitated family therapy sessions that support healing across generations, guided by Indigenous kinship teachings and cultural protocols. These circles help relatives restore trust, rebuild connection, and strengthen family systems through shared values and collective reflection.

Monthly survivor and queer youth-led talking circles using Indigenous facilitation, storytelling, song sharing, traditional craft-making, and art therapy. Circles are facilitated by individuals with lived experience and cultural knowledge, offering spaces for reflection, connection, and collective care.

Access to sweat lodge and other ceremonial offerings led by trusted Indigenous cultural practitioners.These gatherings are sacred spaces for reflection, prayer, and reconnection to Spirit, where community members can release what no longer serves, receive guidance, and restore balance. Each ceremony is rooted in ancestral teachings of har
Access to sweat lodge and other ceremonial offerings led by trusted Indigenous cultural practitioners.These gatherings are sacred spaces for reflection, prayer, and reconnection to Spirit, where community members can release what no longer serves, receive guidance, and restore balance. Each ceremony is rooted in ancestral teachings of harmony, protection, and renewal, strengthening the bond between self, community, and the natural world.

Our team provides personalized safety planning and warm referrals to trauma-informed, culturally safe services. We partner with trusted Indigenous and allied organizations to ensure that every relative accessing care is met with dignity, respect, and understanding. Support includes navigation for housing, legal aid, healthcare, and immigr
Our team provides personalized safety planning and warm referrals to trauma-informed, culturally safe services. We partner with trusted Indigenous and allied organizations to ensure that every relative accessing care is met with dignity, respect, and understanding. Support includes navigation for housing, legal aid, healthcare, and immigration services, with dedicated pathways for survivors and LGBTQ2S+ relatives seeking affirming and responsive care.

This Pride season, we center the brilliance, survival, and futurity of Two-Spirit, Queer, and Trans Indigenous people.
From powwow circles to ballroom runways, INDIGIPRIDE 2026: Ballroom Pow Wow brings together Indigenous tradition and Ballroom culture in a shared practice of resistance, joy, and collective care. We honor the ancestors who danced before us, the Houses and communities that built refuge and family in hostile cities, and the culture bearers who continue to move us forward, fierce, unapologetic, and alive.