Join us for a rare and deeply meaningful professional development experience guided by Crow Shield Lodge (CSL), grounded in Indigenous teachings, relationship‑building, and connection to the natural world. This immersive session offers participants the opportunity to learn directly from Indigenous facilitators through ceremony, storytelling, and shared reflection. This immersive workshop that explores the profound wisdom of Indigenous worldviews, their relationship with the natural world, and the sacred role of medicines in maintaining balance and well-being. This interactive session will provide an opportunity to learn directly from Indigenous teachings and practices, focusing on the deep connection between all living beings and the Earth.
Held in a Shaputuan setting, this session emphasizes connection to the land, to one another, and to the teachings that highlight the interdependence of all living beings. Participants are invited to engage thoughtfully, listen deeply, and reflect on how these perspectives can inform both personal understanding and professional practice.
This session is designed as an interactive, experiential learning opportunity rather than a lecture‑based program. The flow of discussion will evolve based on the needs and reflections of the group.
This program is still pending accreditation from the LSO. Accreditation will be announced as soon as we have the information.
Cost: WRLA Members $35 (HST included), Non Members $75 (HST included)
Space is limited so register early.
Phone: 519-742-0872
Toll Free: 1-866-201-0168
85 Frederick Street
Kitchener, ON, N2H 0A7
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