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Self-Care and Healing through the Elements (Fire, Earth, Air and Water) | April 25, 2024

Date of Presentation: April 25, 2024

Type: Past Presentation  

Audience: Clinical  Community  

Program: Dementia Caregiver Support ECHO  

Keywords: #caregiver training  #dementia care  #elements  #healing  #self care  

In this presentation, Jillene Joseph (Aaniiih), Executive Director for the Native Wellness Institute, shares practical self-care and healing strategies through the elements – fire, earth, air and water.

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Jillene Joseph
Aaniiih

Jillene Joseph (Aaniiih) raised four children and a nephew for many years as a single mother and now is in a beautiful and healthy relationship.  She has a Bachelor of Science degree in community health education and is currently the Executive Director for the Native Wellness Institute, a national non-profit organization that she and a handful of others founded in 2000.  For nearly 40 years she has traveled throughout North America providing wellness and healing training and technical assistance to tribes, First Nations and aboriginal organizations in a variety of areas such as youth leadership development, healthy relationships, wellness in the workplace and more. She has visited hundreds of Native and Indigenous communities through North America, the island of Guam, Australia and New Zealand, providing information as well as furthering her own knowledge and understanding of our People and our Native ways. She prides herself in choosing to be drug and alcohol free and by living a life that she knows is making her ancestors proud. Jillene is one of the 8 members of the International Indigenous Council of the Healing Our Spirit Worldwide movement. She has worked for her own tribe, for tribal health board’s and has always lived by her personal mantra of “Living the Warrior’s Spirit:  being positive, productive and proactive.” Her passion and life’s work are dedicated to bringing wellness and healing to individuals, families, places of work and communities throughout Native North America and beyond!

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Date added: April 24, 2024