The Engagement of the Raising the Spirit Mental Wellness Team with First Nations Communities in the Manitoulin, North Shore and Bemwijaang Tribal
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1 The Engagement of the Raising the Spirit Mental Wellness Team with First Nations Communities in the Manitoulin, North Shore and Bemwijaang Tribal Council Areas Susan Manitowabi November 2015
2 Setting the Context
3 Mental Wellness Team: Flexible Team Approach Indiv. & Family
4
5 Raising the Spirit Goals & objectives Collaboration - Mental Wellness Team, community mental health and addictions workers and other service providers Access to specialized services; Enhance knowledge, skills and capacities; Support - consultation, clinical supervision, coaching & mentoring; Bridge traditional & mainstream approaches
6 Ethical Considerations Evaluation Advisory Committee Steering Committee and Elders Approval from two research ethics boards Laurentian University REB Manitoulin Anishinaabek Research Review Committee
7 4 aspects to the research How to: Engage & support 10 First Nation communities; Collaboration with communities & key partners; Integrate mainstream & traditional approaches Build capacity & knowledge at the community level.
8 The Methodology Service Providers/Agencies Storytelling interview Focus Group Photo voice First Nations Leadership Storytelling interview MWT Self-reflective journal Storytelling interviews Photo voice MW Steering Committee/ Traditional Advisory Circle Storytelling interview
9 2010 Photovoice Self-reflective Journals Community Focus Groups Interviews MWT Staff Leadership/Health Directors Steering Committee 2012 Focus Groups Community MWT staff Interviews Chiefs/Health Directors
10 Successes Commitment - Steering Committee & MWT Supportive community partners Collaborative Relationships Health Canada s Belief in the project Capacity building, knowledge transfer and skills enhancement Bridging western and traditional approaches
11 Collaborative Relationships Looking at the whole timeline of the project, certainly the initial priority was met, 10 participating First Nation communities, significant effort on the part of the chair and program coordinator, significant effort in the beginning to do community presentations in being able to launch the project, its intention and meeting. [it is] evident that there has been acceptance and partnership. (focus group participant, 2011)
12 Challenges What was envisioned, mammoth ideas, huge apple, one bite at a time, some of the goals, beyond human and financial resources, trying to pare down.(focus group participant 2011)
13 Geography & 10 FN Communities
14 Traditional Teachings
15 Communication
16 Nurturing the team
17 Balancing the Medicine Wheel
18 Lessons learned A strong foundation Shared vision Grounded in Traditional /Western approaches Human and financial resources Support - Steering Committee, Elder s advisory, Community & funding agency (external advocate) Responsiveness to community needs Good communication strategy
19 Miigwech
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