Price: Free for members and their staff; $35/Non-members

Workshop Description: The Indigenous Approach to Mental Wellness workshop will center collective healing and personal care through discussion focused on understanding Indigenous core values and integrating holistic wellness practices. The goal of this workshop is to gain an understanding of Indigenous values, balance and sustainability as individuals to support personal wellness and interconnectedness with our communities.

Presenter(s):

Kylee Jones
Kylee Jones is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW #110243) who earned her Masters of Social work from Our Lady of the Lake University. She was born and raised in Riverside, California and has worked in the urban Native community within the Los Angeles, San Bernardino and Riverside counties for 10 years. In addition to working with the Native community, she has worked with low income individuals in San Bernardino and Los Angeles counties offering services during acute hospitalization, court-mandated psychoeducation courses, treatment and services within the residential rehabilitation setting, and short-term counseling. Being of mixed race, Kylee understands the feelings of not belonging, questioning one’s identity, and forging one’s own path. Kylee holds a passion for advocacy and representation. Her heartwork focuses on intergenerational trauma, life transitions, identity development, self-esteem development, anxiety and depression. Healing the past for the success of the future is one of Kylee’s guiding passions. Kylee provides therapy for youth, adults, couples, and families. She uses client-centered, motivational interviewing, solution-focused, EMDR and other evidence-based treatment models. Kylee also offers wellness circles, training and workshops on ICOW’s Indigenous Approach to Mental Wellness, Intergenerational Trauma, and Mental Health.

Questions?

Please contact Michelle Morales, [email protected]

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